Comments Off on LLOPS Grants Committee Accepting Applications

By Newsletter-Blog, March 31, 2015 1:31 pm

The Grants Committee is accepting applications for AALL 2015! If you are interested in attending and would like assistance with registration, please fill out the 2015 Grant Application and return to Carly Eyler by Friday, May 1, 2015. We are looking forward to hearing from you and hope you take advantage of this great member benefit!

Comments Off on Candidates Announced for the 2015 LLOPS Election

By Newsletter-Blog, March 31, 2015 9:26 am

The  Nominations and Elections Committee is pleased to announce the candidates for the 2015 LLOPS election. The following members have agreed to run for office:

• Anna Endter–Vice-President/President-Elect
• Carly Eyler–Treasurer

Electronic voting will take place next month.

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By Newsletter-Blog, March 19, 2015 9:55 am

by Amy Eaton

Please join me in congratulating the new AALL Chapter Council Chair, our own LLOPS President, Philippe Cloutier. Also elected to chair the SIS Council is Maryruth Storer from the Orange County Public Law Library. Their terms begin at the close of the 2015 Annual Meeting.

Comments Off on Submit Content for LLOPSCited Spring 2015

By Newsletter-Blog, March 9, 2015 9:01 am

If you have a committee update, member announcement, or any other content that you’d like included in LLOPSCited Spring 2015, please submit to Grace Feldman before March 15!

Comments Off on Do you like food, drinks, learning, and winning?

By Newsletter-Blog, March 4, 2015 6:45 am

Come for the programming and stay for the networking! In addition to our amazing line up of speakers, we will have time for you to meet with your colleagues and vendors over beverages and tasty snacks. We will close our networking activities with a drawing for… well, you’re just going to have to come see for yourselves!

Register by March 11 at: http://goo.gl/oxqhJC

Comments Off on Propose Sessions for CALI 2015

By Newsletter-Blog, March 3, 2015 9:55 am

You have ONE MONTH to propose a session for CALIcon15.   How have you used technology in your classroom?  What is a cool tool you made with a Raspberry Pi? Did you solve the problem of keeping ebooks in your library’s collection?  Tell us all about it!  Don’t worry if you think your idea is not good enough- we’ll be sure to crush your hopes and dreams when we vote on presentations after April 3.

Go to http://conference.cali.org/2015/, log in if you registered last year or register on the site and submit a presentation.  If your presentation is selected, you get to attend CALIcon for the low, low, LOW price of $95.