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SLA Candidate blog post #1: Why SLA?
My first candidate blog post is up on the SLA site! When did you first join SLA? What made you decide to join then, and why do you still belong today? For me, it always comes down to people. From the...
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SLA Candidate Question #2, and getting ready for Vancouver
First off, my answer to the second candidate question has been posted over at SLA.org: What changes, if any, do we need to make to keep annual conference as a vibrant, well attended event? A vibrant...
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SLA Vancouver post-game
I ran out of cards Monday night. That’s one of the most tangible pieces of evidence of just how many members I got to talk to during the SLA annual Conference in Vancouver. New members and veterans,...
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NYLA: Repositories and Open Access
Last week, I got to go to my first New York Library Association conference, and it was a blast. As I mentioned previously, Amy Buckland and I gave our workshop on digital repository strategies and...
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Why I’m not ashamed to be a mod at Librarian Shaming
[Spoiler warning: it's because I think it's awesome.] I’ve been modding for Librarian Shaming since it made the jump from a most excellent post on the Dracut Library blog to tumblr (arguably its...
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There’s still time to register for The Librarian’s Toolbox: Reopened!
Just what it says in the title, folks: registration is still open for The Librarian’s Toolbox: Reopened!, the fall conference of the Upstate New York Chapter of SLA. We’ve got some excellent...
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A terrible keynote, but a very solid DrupalCamp
On Monday, I attended DrupalCamp here at Cornell. Overall, the event was great. Though I was hindered by a nasty cold that had set in over Thanksgiving break, the sessions I attended were excellent:...
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There’s still time to register for Not the CIA: Competitive Intelligence and...
Folks, there’s still time to sign up for Not the CIA: Competitive Intelligence and Analysis in the Real World, the spring conference of the Upstate New York Chapter of SLA. Not only will the conference...
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I’m a candidate for President-Elect of SLA
It is with a combination of great excitement and great humility that I announce that I will be one of the candidates for the position of President-Elect of the Special Libraries Association (SLA). I am...
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National Library Workers Day
Today — April 15, 2014 — is National Library Workers Day, a day “for library staff, users, administrators and Friends groups to recognize the valuable contributions made by all library workers.”...
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SLA Candidate blog post #1: Why SLA?
My first candidate blog post is up on the SLA site! When did you first join SLA? What made you decide to join then, and why do you still belong today? For me, it always comes down to people. From the...
View ArticleClik here to view.
SLA Candidate Question #2, and getting ready for Vancouver
First off, my answer to the second candidate question has been posted over at SLA.org: What changes, if any, do we need to make to keep annual conference as a vibrant, well attended event? A vibrant...
View ArticleClik here to view.
SLA Vancouver post-game
I ran out of cards Monday night. That’s one of the most tangible pieces of evidence of just how many members I got to talk to during the SLA annual Conference in Vancouver. New members and veterans,...
View ArticleClik here to view.
NYLA: Repositories and Open Access
Last week, I got to go to my first New York Library Association conference, and it was a blast. As I mentioned previously, Amy Buckland and I gave our workshop on digital repository strategies and...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Why I’m not ashamed to be a mod at Librarian Shaming
[Spoiler warning: it's because I think it's awesome.] I’ve been modding for Librarian Shaming since it made the jump from a most excellent post on the Dracut Library blog to tumblr (arguably its...
View ArticleClik here to view.
There’s still time to register for The Librarian’s Toolbox: Reopened!
Just what it says in the title, folks: registration is still open for The Librarian’s Toolbox: Reopened!, the fall conference of the Upstate New York Chapter of SLA. We’ve got some excellent...
View ArticleClik here to view.
A terrible keynote, but a very solid DrupalCamp
On Monday, I attended DrupalCamp here at Cornell. Overall, the event was great. Though I was hindered by a nasty cold that had set in over Thanksgiving break, the sessions I attended were excellent:...
View ArticleClik here to view.
There’s still time to register for Not the CIA: Competitive Intelligence and...
Folks, there’s still time to sign up for Not the CIA: Competitive Intelligence and Analysis in the Real World, the spring conference of the Upstate New York Chapter of SLA. Not only will the conference...
View ArticleClik here to view.
I’m a candidate for President-Elect of SLA
It is with a combination of great excitement and great humility that I announce that I will be one of the candidates for the position of President-Elect of the Special Libraries Association (SLA). I am...
View ArticleClik here to view.
National Library Workers Day
Today — April 15, 2014 — is National Library Workers Day, a day “for library staff, users, administrators and Friends groups to recognize the valuable contributions made by all library workers.”...
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