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Monthly Archives: December 2014
Susan Scott Retires: Congratulations and “Fare Thee Well”
Katie Blocksidge, The Ohio State University The Ohio State University Newark Campus Director of Library Services Susan Scott retired November 30, 2014. Susan’s career took her to Kent State University, Denison University, and The Ohio State University at Newark/Central Ohio … Continue reading
Kathryn Venditti is 2014 Jay Ladd Distinguished Service Award winner
Eboni Johnson, Oberlin College; President Our heartfelt congratulations go to Kathryn Venditti, Reference & Instruction Librarian at Ashland University. She received the 2014 Jay Ladd Distinguished Service Award, which is ALAO’s highest honor. Past President Betsy Blankenship presented the award to … Continue reading
President’s Report
Eboni Johnson, Oberlin College As someone posted on Facebook recently, “Can’t go wrong with the 3 C’s of ALAO 2014 -Char Booth, ALA Prez Courtney Young and cake!” Thank you, everyone, for a successful 40th anniversary conference and celebration in … Continue reading
Posted in Vol. 32 no. 3 (Dec. 2014)
Tagged conference, first-time attendees, President's Report, thank you, volunteers
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Vice President’s Report
Brian C. Gray, Case Western Reserve University The ALAO 2015 Conference Planning Committee is excited to announce the location, date, and theme for next’s year annual conference. On Friday, November 20, 2015, we will be meeting at the NorthPointe Hotel and … Continue reading
Mentoring Program Launched
Julia Chance Gustafson, The College of Wooster; Professional Development Committee Chair After the July 2014 ALAO Board approval of a 2-year pilot ALAO Mentoring Program (www.alaoweb.org/Mentor), the ALAO Professional Development Committee debuted the program with a poster at the ALAO … Continue reading
Posted in Vol. 32 no. 3 (Dec. 2014)
Tagged Mentoring, Professional Development Committee
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#ALAO2014: Session Follow-Up #TweetALAO
Diane Schrecker, Ashland University Kaylin Tristano, Brown Mackie College Want more ALAO conversation during the 12 long months between annual conferences? Session tweets revealed the only thing more popular than our #tweetalao buttons was discussion regarding a monthly Twitter chat. … Continue reading
Stephanie Dawson Everett named as ALAO Diversity Scholar
Eileen Theodore-Shusta, Ohio University; Diversity Committee Chair The Diversity Committee is pleased to announce that Stephanie Dawson Everett was awarded the ALAO Diversity Scholarship for 2014/15 at last month’s annual conference. Ms Dawson Everett is the Manager of Marketing and Communications at … Continue reading
2015 Elections Coming Up!
Information about the 2015 elections will be distributed in the near future, with an official call for nominations. The online Procedures Manual gives information about the election process http://www.alaoweb.org/procmanual/policies.html#elections and full descriptions of the responsibilities and terms of service for … Continue reading
Collection Management Interest Group
Kathleen Baril, Ohio Northern University Jessica Grim, Oberlin College; CMIG Co-chairs We hope you were able to join us at the annual conference for a wonderful panel discussion about working with faculty in collection development. We want to thank our panel members: … Continue reading
Distance Learning Interest Group
Kathleen Pickens, Cincinnati State University Carrie Girton, Miami University; DLIG co-chairs Conference News: It was good to see so many people at the annual conference last month! The DLIG-sponsored session “Rethinking our LibGuides to Engage Our Students: Easy DIY LibGuide Usability Testing … Continue reading