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ALAO Annual Conference 2020 Call for Proposals
Conference Call for Proposals Dear ALAO Membership, We are very excited to announce that our 2020 ALAO Conference call for proposals form has been reopened! Submissions are due June 26th. To learn more about the session types that will be … Continue reading
Research Grant Recipients Announced
The Research and Publications Committee is pleased to announce that Kayla Harris and Heidi Gauder have been awarded 2020 ALAO Research Grant funds for their project “Teaching to the same audience: Exploring instruction connections between instruction & special collections teams”. … Continue reading
Mentorship Program Call for Participants
The Academic Library Association of Ohio (ALAO) Professional Development Committee (PDC) is excited to announce a call for participation in the 2020-21 Mentoring Program. New this year: The mentor application contains a few fields that will be posted on the … Continue reading
ALAO Member Spotlight
It’s time to shine the ALAO Member Spotlight on Tammy J. Eschedor-Voelker, Associate Professor at Kent State University. What is your role(s) in academic libraries? I am a subject librarian for English Studies, Modern and Classical Languages, and Applied Linguistics. … Continue reading
Membership Report
The current membership of ALAO includes a total of 321 members consisting of 289 regular members, 5 retiree members, and 27 student members. We are excited to welcome new members who joined between January 1, 2020 and May 29, 2021: … Continue reading
Notes from the Trenches
Teaching with Empathy Beyond a Pandemic Librarianship, at its heart, is a service profession. All librarians and library staff strive to serve our patrons with compassion and empathy, regardless of our areas of expertise or work responsibilities. During times of … Continue reading
Interest Group News
Community and 2-Year College Library Interest Group News (C2YCLIG) The Community and 2-Year College Library Interest Group is seeking dedicated members interested in leadership! We have one to two positions open as Co-Chairs of the Interest Group. If you’re interested … Continue reading
People and Library News
Bryant & Stratton College, Cleveland and Solon News Joseph Dudley (Bryant & Stratton College, Cleveland and Solon) presented “Creating eBook Collections at Bryant & Stratton College” at the Teaching, Colleges, and Community (TCC) Online Conference, April 14, 2020. –Joseph Dudley, Bryant … Continue reading
President’s Report
A Special Message Regarding COVID-19 Colleagues, Like you, the ALAO Board has been diligently monitoring and adapting our plans and workflows in response to the developing COVID-19 pandemic. As we look toward spring workshops and Executive Board meetings, organizers are … Continue reading
Past President’s Report
ALAO 2020 Elections Nominate yourself for the ALAO Board! Submit this online nomination form by Friday, April 10, 2020, to be considered as a candidate. Elections will take place in April 15 to May 1, and elected officers will begin their terms … Continue reading