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Deadline to apply for the 2020 Shirley Olofson Memorial Award is FAST approaching!
Are you looking for funds to help pay for your trip to ALA’s 2020 Annual Conference in Chicago, Illinois? Apply by Friday, December 13, 2019 for the NMRT Shirley Olofson Memorial Award and you may receive a $1000 check to … Continue reading
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Elizabeth Boden selected as 2020 NMRT Emerging Leader
The New Members Round Table (NMRT) is pleased to sponsor Elizabeth Boden as our 2020 Emerging Leader. Elizabeth currently works as the Adult Services Manager at the North Riverside Public Library in Riverside, IL. She works closely with her colleagues … Continue reading
Alternative Voices: April Moyo
The Alternative Voices Feature is brought to you by the NMRT’s Membership, Diversity, Promotion, and Recruitment Committee. It is meant to give a platform to the voices of librarians from underrepresented communities in the library field. The format of the … Continue reading
NMRT Professional Development Grant Award
So many awards and scholarships available! Please consider applying! “Short on cash but want to attend this year’s ALA conference? We’ve got you covered! Apply for the NMRT Professional Development Grant award by December 13th. This is your opportunity to … Continue reading
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NMRT October Online Discussion: Finding Your Fit
The October discussion focused on a topic of deep importance to any librarian – how do you find where you fit in the profession? Should you be a public, academic, law, medical, or other librarian? Do you have to be … Continue reading
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Tagged internships, job searching, MLIS students, volunteering
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Communications Committee Interview Series
The Communications Committee will be introducing an interview series this year to spotlight librarians in different fields within our profession and highlight the inspirational work they are actively doing. The Communications Committee wants to celebrate this valuable work, and we … Continue reading
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NMRT’s Olofson Award accepting applications: Apply for travel funds for ALA’s 2020 Annual Conference
Are you looking for funds to help pay for your trip to ALA’s 2020 Annual Conference in Chicago, Illinois? Apply by Friday, December 13, 2019 for the NMRT Shirley Olofson Memorial Award and you may receive a $1000 check to … Continue reading
Call for Applications: Student Chapter of the Year Award
Call for Applications: Student Chapter of the Year Award Presented by the New Members Round Table Deadline: March 2, 2020 Has your chapter had an outstanding year?Has membership in your chapter increased?Did your chapter develop and provide opportunities for members … Continue reading
NMRT Alternative Voices – Mallary Rawls
The Alternative Voices Feature is meant to give a platform to the voices of librarians from underrepresented communities in the library field. The format of the feature is a journalistic question and answer format. It provides information that the librarian … Continue reading
Making the jump: Translating your skills between library types
In a perfect world, you started your MLIS with dreams of becoming a children’s librarian with the best storytime in town, or perhaps an academic subject librarian who publishes in the top journals. You found a steady job that checked … Continue reading
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Tagged academic libraries, collaboration, librarianship, public libraries, skills, soft skills
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