April LLOPS Meeting - AALL VisitorEight LLOPS members applied for the SLA grants. Two were selected: Amy Eaton and Mort Brinchmann.
Due to the large number of worthy applicants, the Grants Committee used the following criteria to determine our selection: past grant awards, involvement in LLOPS, and application statement. Amy and Mort will each receive $325 for registration to the conference or to any pre or post-conference workshop.
We are now seeking two applicants to the AALL convention in Portland July 12-15. Each grant is worth up to $475 and can be used for registration to the convention or to any pre or post-conference workshop. Click here to download the application as a fill-out-able .pdf. Please send it to me by April 18th (email is preferred, but you can also use the mailing address below my signature).
The Grants Committee (me, Barbara Arnett and Stuart Zimmerman) are looking forward to receiving your application!
Katie Drake
Librarian
Graham & Dunn PC
Pier 70
2801 Alaskan Way ~ Suite 300
Seattle, WA 98121-1128
206.903.4801
206.340.9599 fax
kdrake@grahamdunn.com
Spring 2008 LLOPSCited OnlineWhen: Tuesday, April 29th, Noon - 1:00pm
Where: Riddell Williams, 1001 Fourth Avenue, 45th floor, Assembly Room.
Topic: AALL Visitor
Steven P. Anderson is the Director at the Maryland State Law Library. Steven is our AALL Visitor for 2008. Please note that this meeting is on a Tuesday, not our normal Wednesday. ****Lunch will be provided for all attendees. However, you must RSVP to Robyn Hagle (rhagle@perkinscoie.com) no later than Wednesday, April 23****
LLOPS Spring Professional Development WorkshopThe latest issue of the newsletter is available online!
Thanks to our contributors: Katie Drake, Holly Gale, Kris Henderson, Peggy
Jarrett, Kristine Lloyd, Nancy Noble, Kim Ositis, Susan Schulkin, and Kate
Stockert.
LIBRARIANS MEAN BUSINESS: LESSONS FROM THE BOARDROOM
Wednesday, May 14th, 2008
8:15 am – 4:00 pm
One Union Square Boardroom
600 University, First Level
Seattle, WA 98101
Join us for the annual Spring Professional Development Workshop. This year’s workshop focuses on the business aspects of librarianship. We will discuss the big-picture topics of effectively managing and marketing library services, and we will explore the practical business skills needed to succeed in the 21st century knowledge economy. Registration deadline is April 28, 2008.