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Advances university librarianship, university library service, and the development of university libraries in post-baccalaureate-degree-granting institutions; fosters cooperation with higher education institutions and university administrators and faculty on issues of mutual concern.

Learn more about ULS on the ALA website.

PostVote on new ULS committees!

In the next year ULS will be initiating several new committees in order to create more opportunities for ULS members to be active in the section while also expanding ULS's contributions to university librarianship.

What will those committees be? We want you to tell us.

Vote now! via our one-question Surveymonkey poll.

PostACRL ULS Program at Annual

Join us for ULS's annual program, "Millennials in Graduate School: How do We Support Them?"

Saturday, 7/11/09, 1:30-3pm, McCormick Place West, W-196c

PostACRL New Member Discussion Group at ALA Annual

Going to ALA Annual? Join us for the ACRL New Member Discussion Group on Saturday, July 11, 2009, 10:30 am - noon, the Hotel InterContinental—Exchange Room, 505 North Michigan Avenue

Our topic is “The Publication Process—Getting Published in LIS Journals.” We will hear the following presentations:

Writing to Write: Kickstarting the Publication Process
Emily Drabinski, Electronic Resources and Instruction Librarian, Long Island University, Brooklyn Campus

Best Practices for Beginners: Getting Published - From Inspiration to Publication

PollDoes ULS need a Facebook page?

Yes, I'd like to use Facebook to keep up on ULS news.
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I would be a fan but hide it from my news feed.
0% (0 votes)
No way! I'm so sick of fan pages.
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I don't use Facebook. What are you talking about?
0% (0 votes)
Undecided.
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Total votes: 0

PostHellooooo ULS!

Hi ULS members, I just wanted to say hello and welcome to the ULS group on ALA Connect! Please feel free to make this space your own to share ideas and communicate with your university colleagues. You're invited to post your own greetings here or in the discussion area.


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