This is from Pam Enrici, running for Division Cabinet Chair. I’ve done division programming three times and these are my observations from over the years. Programming In my estimation programming needs […] Read More »
As a poster child for a non-traditional path into librarianship, I firmly believe that our profession is full of information professionals who do not fall under the stereotype of librarian. […] Read More »
I’ve worked in a variety of positions in my career thus far: engineering librarian, business & marketing librarian, manager of a fee-based research service, director of a management library, and […] Read More »
The best way to keep our conference vibrant and viable is to listen to our members on ways to improve what we do. This year, SLA implemented the “Feedback Pack” […] Read More »
SLA elections are in September. The SLA Cabinet Officers are hosting a Meet the Candidates series of webinars to provide all members the opportunity to learn more about the individuals […] Read More »
When I first enrolled in my MLIS program, I wasn’t really sure what kind of library would best suit my skills or interests. Having grown up in a family of […] Read More »
What sort of advice would you give to professionals, both newly minted and more seasoned professionals, who might be interested in non-traditional career paths? My name is Moy McIntosh and […] Read More »
Question 3: What sort of advice would you give to professionals, both newly minted and more seasoned professionals, who might be interested in non-traditional career paths? Valerie Ryder, Candidate for […] Read More »
Question 3: What sort of advice would you give to professionals, both newly minted and more seasoned professionals, who might be interested in non-traditional career paths? Bethan Ruddock, candidate for Director. […] Read More »
Question 2: What changes, if any, do we need to make to keep annual conference as a vibrant, well attended event? To answer how I think we should work to […] Read More »
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