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Volunteer for an ESS Committee

  • 1.  Volunteer for an ESS Committee

    Posted Feb 04, 2021 02:08 PM
    Are you interested in European Studies or are you currently in charge of collection development in European Studies?  Then consider volunteering to serve on of the committees of the ACRL European Studies Section (ESS).

    Please visit http://www.ala.org/acrl/membership/volunteer/volunteer for a link to the form (Internet Explorer is the preferred browser for accessing the form). The deadline to volunteer is February 12, 2021, for appointments that begin July 1, 2021.

    If you're already a member of an ESS committee and your appointment ends in 2021  -- you'll need to do two things if you want to continue serving.

    1) Be sure that your ALA/ACRL/ESS membership is up to date; and

    2) Fill out a committee volunteer form for ESS (see above).

    If you aren't sure when your appointment expires, check the ACRL/ESS committee rosters at: http://www.ala.org/acrl/aboutacrl/directoryofleadership/sections/ess/acr-essec

    Please also consider volunteering to serve as a Chair or Co-Chair for an ESS committee. 

     

     The rewards of volunteering

    Volunteering offers many benefits and opportunities. You can:

    • connect with others in the profession who are passionate and committed to academic librarianship,
    • learn from those who share similar professional concerns and interests,
    • network with information professionals in higher education,
    • become part of a community of academic and research librarians,
    • gain insights into the profession,
    • enhance your leadership skills through group facilitation and project management,
    • discover new ways to work, 
    • expand your awareness and understanding of the value of academic libraries in higher education,
    • influence and advance the work of the association and the profession, and
    • promote excellence within the profession.

     

    Feel free to contact me with any questions.



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    Helene Huet
    European Studies Librarian
    The University of Florida
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