List of Contributions

I have taught for the past 15 years in MLS programs at San Jose, Illinois, and Dominican, so my comments regarding the requirement are grounded in my experience as an MLS-holder, an LIS educator, a supervisor of MLS students, and someone who has been able to hire dozens of librarians over the years (where ...

As I've said before, I believe there should always be a mechanism allowing Councilors to participate virtually in any F2F session (and to comment and vote, as appropriate) on matters before Council physically even if they cannot attend in person. Likewise, I believe there are many, relatively routine ...

Thanks to everyone who was able to attend the first meeting of the International Perspectives on Academic and Research Libraries Discussion Group at ALA Annual! We had 16 DG members join us for a discussion of international issues on their campuses, and to hear from Margaret Law about her work as AUL ...

Here is a brief summary of potential program ideas discussed on the DG electronic discussion list in April 2012 (for possible follow-up at ALA or other meetings): Impact of “Internationalization” of Curriculum on Library Services How the Academic Library Contributes to International Programs on ...

There is an active discussion going on through the discussion list regarding the potential scope and membership for an "International Perspectives on Academic and Research Libraries" panel proposal for ACRL 2013 in Indianapolis. Proposals are due in May. If you are interested, please join the discussion ...

The ACRL International Perspectives on Academic and Research Libraries Discussion Group will hold its inaugural program at ALA Annual 2012 on Saturday, June 23rd from 4:00-5:30 p.m. This is your chance to help to define the agenda for this discussion group. For planning purposes, it would be ideal ...

The ACRL International Perspectives on Academic and Research Libraries Discussion Group now has an electronic discussion list available at . Please share this new discussion list opportunity with interested colleagues. The charge of the DG, as approved by ACRL, is: “to promote awareness and ...