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Monthly Archives: December 2016
Annual Conference Report
I hope everyone enjoyed the 2016 Annual Conference and Preconference. I would like to extend special thanks to our keynote speaker, Courtney Greene McDonald, and UX workshop leader Ben Woods for joining our conference under difficult circumstances. Both of these … Continue reading
2017 ALAO Nomination for Elected Office
Are you looking for a leadership opportunity? Would you like to get involved in professional service for an ACRL chapter? If so, please consider nominating yourself for the ALAO Board. Elections will take place in March/April, and successful candidates will take … Continue reading
Kathryn L. Venditti Mentoring Award
On December 22, 2015, ALAO lost a long-term friend, mentor, and leader. Kathryn Venditti was an Instruction and Reference Librarian at Ashland University, and had been a member of ALAO for over 15 years. She served various formal leadership roles … Continue reading
Congratulations to Julie Deardorff, 2016 Jay Ladd Award Recipient
The Jay Ladd Distinguished Service Award recognizes an individual who has been an ALAO member for at least 5 years, and who has promoted academic libraries and librarianship not only on his or her own campus, but also within the … Continue reading
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2017 Conference Theme Announcement
As 2017 program chair, I’m pleased to announce the theme for ALAO’s annual conference: “Libraries Act. Respond. Transform: The ART of Empowerment.” Designed by the conference planning committee, the theme will guide our preparations to host a thought-provoking event. Our … Continue reading
Apply Now: 2017 Research Grant
The Research & Publications Committee will be accepting proposals for research grants beginning December 12, 2017. If you have a research project or are thinking about a research project that could use some funding, we can help! ALAO members can … Continue reading
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ALAO Diversity Scholarship Applications will be Accepted Beginning January 2017
ALAO values diversity in its membership, in the profession, and in future library professionals. For that reason, we offer a $1,500 scholarship to a promising student enrolled in an ALA-accredited MLS program who exemplifies the qualities needed to ensure a … Continue reading
Fall 2016 Diversity Workshop
The Diversity Committee held their day-long workshop, “Outreach: Building Collaborations that Support Campus Diversity,” on Thursday, October 6 at the State Library of Ohio. Thirty librarians from across Ohio, Tennessee, and Kentucky, representing a variety of libraries and exchanged ideas … Continue reading
ALAO Celebrates New Members at Annual Conference
ALAO welcomed 67 new members at its annual conference on October 28, 2016. The new members, who joined ALAO since the 2015 annual conference, join a thriving community of 332 members, including 4 retiree and 19 student members. As we … Continue reading
Alison Ricker Serves as ALA Liaison to AAAS
The American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Annual Meeting will be held February 16-20, 2017 in Boston. You may know AAAS primarily as the publisher of Science, that venerable and highly regarded journal that ranks among high-impact journals; … Continue reading
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