Mar 5 - DineArounds
Upcoming events
- Aug. 14 - Social Event: WNBA Game - Chicago Sky v. Atlanta Dream(16 days)
- Aug. 18 - National Library of Medicine: Free Research Databases and Resources(20 days)
- Sep. 10 - Using New Technologies to Market Library Services(43 days)
- Sep. 17 - Annual Business Meeting(50 days)
- Oct. 5 - Open Source in Libraries: Freedom and Community(68 days)
- Nov. 3 - Developing a Marketing Model(97 days)
#slail Tweets
- RT @briansolis: Social Media is Measured by the Sum of Its Parts http://bit.ly/arqJ09 #slail #slaleads
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- dwiggins: pretty cool: From The Comms Corner: Experience the future of Twitter...'Firsthand' #slail #slakm http://tinyurl.com/2b2kelc
- pretty cool: From The Comms Corner: Experience the future of Twitter...'Firsthand' #slail #slakm http://tinyurl.com/2b2kelc
SLA Blog
- Sara Tompson - Candidate for Director - Question #2 - What advice would you give someone in their 20's just entering the profession about how to find and keep a fabulous job as a special librarian or information professional?
- David Stern - Candidate for President-Elect - Question #2 What advice would you give someone in their 20's just entering the profession about how to find and keep a fabulous job as a special librarian or information professional?
- Jill Hurst-Wahl - Candidate for Director - Question #2 - What advice would you give someone in their 20's just entering the profession about how to find and keep a fabulous job as a special librarian or information professional?
- Ulla de Stricker - Candidate for Chapter Cabinet - Question # 2: Advice to New Entrants to the Professions
- David Stern - Candidate for President-Elect - Question #2 What advise would you give someone in their 20's just entering the profession about how to find and keep a fabulous job as a special librarian or information professional?