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Vice President/President Elect Report
The Academic Library Association of Ohio (ALAO) Conference Planning committee invites you to submit proposals for the 51st ALAO Annual Conference. Our theme this year is, Mission Possible: Libraries as Launchpads to Success. The Call for Proposals for the ALAO … Continue reading
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President’s Report
Happy Winter and Holidays! Wishing everyone a wonderful holiday season and all the best in the new year! ALAO 2023 Conference Recap The 49th Annual ALAO Conference, Finding Balance: Hybrid Spaces, New Opportunities & Transformed Missions, was held this past … Continue reading
2021 Conference Website Now Available
We are pleased to announce that the 2021 ALAO Conference website is now open and viewable to all! Even if you did not register for the conference, feel free to view and share the recorded sessions on the conference website, … Continue reading
2018 Annual Conference Update
Planning for the 2018 Conference “Take Action!: Conveying Value, Cultivating Success” is well underway. The conference will be held at Nationwide Hotel and Conference Center again for 2018. Members of the planning committee include: Don Appleby — University of Akron … Continue reading
ALAO Conference Update
Registration is open for the ALAO Annual Conference Libraries Act, Respond, Transform: The A.R.T. of Empowerment on Friday, October 27, 2017, with a pre-“UNconference” on October 26 at Nationwide Hotel & Conference Center in Columbus. Early-bird registration ends Sept. 15. … Continue reading
Conference Announcement
It was with great enthusiasm that we welcome all to the 3rd National Personal Librarian & First Year Experience Library Conference on March 21 – 22, 2018. The conference will focus on creating and sustaining library initiatives that provide services to … Continue reading
Annual Conference Update: Moving Quickly toward Oct. 27
The academic year is winding down for many, but ALAO conference planning is in full swing! Session, poster and roundtable proposals are under review by the conference planning committee. We are pleased to present a full slate of 28 programs … Continue reading
Annual Conference Update
Annual Conference Call for Proposals It’s time to submit proposals for presentations, posters and/or roundtable sessions for ALAO’s annual conference on October 27, 2017 at the Nationwide Hotel & Conference Center in Columbus, Ohio. Presentation proposals will be accepted until … Continue reading
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
Conference and Professional Development Announcements
Fall Ohio IR Day 2016 The Fall Ohio IR Day 2016 will take place on Oct 5th at the State Library of Ohio from 10:00am-2:00pm. The schedule will include a featured speaker, lightning round presentations, and birds of a feather discussions. Please … Continue reading
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