The first thing I would do would be to talk to members from the various international chapters and find out why they joined and stay in SLA. Then, if possible, […] Read More »
If you are looking at a non-traditional path, there is not one exact way to do. The following are what I consider common sense suggestions on how to look for […] Read More »
Network, network and keep focus on learning! Hello, my name is Tony Landolt and I am running for the position of Director. Over the past 20+ years that I have […] Read More »
I think many of us don’t know how other chapters work let alone the international chapters. Do they meet monthly, weekly, yearly, do they focus on the educational or bring […] Read More »
With the SLA Board of Directors election opening on September 4th, we were thrilled to open the #SLAtalk twitter chat series to a Q & A session with our 2 […] Read More »
Those of you outside of North America: how is SLA meeting your needs and what more could the Association do to help you thrive as an information professional? We […] Read More »
The international aspect of SLA is one of my favourite things about the association! As a non-North American member I’ve always been very pleased by how I’ve been accepted: not […] Read More »
For more than a decade, SLA has offered me challenges to learn, grow, and contribute. I’d been a member of SLA since library school in the early 1990s, but it […] Read More »
Question 5: SLA is an international organization. How can SLA involve and reach out more to members outside North America? Valerie Ryder, Candidate for Chapter Cabinet Chair-Elect SLA membership growth […] Read More »
Hi, this is Juliane Schneider, candidate for Division Cabinet Chair-Elect. Reaching out to members outside North America is tough right off the bat because of the time difference. It’s difficult […] Read More »
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