I’m pleased to announce that this year MAC2015 will be collecting donations for Dress for Success. Ladies, we ask you to search your closets and find your gently used, nearly-new professional attire that is ready for a new home. Gentlemen, we hope you will ask friends, family and colleagues if they have
Tuesday morning is technology day at the 2015 Annual Meeting in Asheville! Thanks to support from the NN/LM, we are bringing together an inspiring program of innovative speakers, including:
The Librarians without Borders® Ursula Poland International Scholarship helps fund an international project by a US or Canadian health sciences librarian. Endowed in 2014, this award is designed to enable MLA to help fund a wide range of individuals whose projects are related to health sciences librarianship in an international context. The
Murray Gottlieb Prize The Murray Gottlieb Prize is awarded annually by the Medical Library Association for the best unpublished scholarly paper about a topic in the history of the health sciences. The purpose of the prize is to recognize and stimulate interest in the history of the health sciences. The author of
Due to the roll-out of the new Association website, the URL embedded in our original “Call for Nominations” message is no longer working. Please use the updated URL below. We apologize for any inconvenience. Call for Nominations: Fellows and Honorary Members of the Medical Library Association (MLA) MLA’s greatest assets are the
The Janet Doe Lectureship is a unique award, offering both significant recognition and the opportunity to present a major plenary session lecture at the annual meeting of the Medical Library Association. “The Janet Doe Lecturer is an individual chosen annually by the Medical Library Association for his or her unique perspective on the history or philosophy
Nominations are now being accepted for the Thomson Reuters/Frank Bradway Rogers Information Advancement Award. The award is presented annually in recognition of outstanding contributions in the application of technology to the delivery of health sciences information, to the science of information, or to the facilitation of the delivery of health sciences information.
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Library announces two appointments: Renée Bosman began as Government Information Librarian in Davis Library on September 1. Sarah Towner Wright began as Clinical Librarian and Graduate Medical Education Specialist in the Health Sciences Library on August 1. Read more: http://blogs.lib.unc.edu/news/index.php/2015/09/appointments-bosman-wright/.
Today is the last day of Early Bird Registration for MAC2015! Register by midnight tonight and save $50. MAC2015 offers 2.5 days of exciting programming, CEs, and speakers all in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains. Join your colleagues & Find Your Inspiration!
We wanted to let you know that EMTS is sponsoring another free webinar. The ACRL Framework for Information Literacy: Implications for HS Library Educators This EMTS webinar features Craig Gibson, Co-chair of ACRL’s Framework for Information Literacy Task Force. Join EMTS and one of the creators of the new ACRL Framework to
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