Connecting with Technology Trends
Great conversations about technology trends and our roles. Here are a few example slides demonstrating our knowledge (and humor) and some bullet points on key topics.
Great conversations about technology trends and our roles. Here are a few example slides demonstrating our knowledge (and humor) and some bullet points on key topics.
There was a great turnout today for the first day of poster sessions!
Today started first full day of the 2012 Quad Chapter meeting. After some introductory remarks by a couple of the chapter chairs and a rendition of “Here Comes the Sun,” keynote speaker Souzan Hawala-Druy started her interactive talk about working with diverse cultures and communities, effective communication techniques, and the particular challenges
We are looking forward to all of you arriving in Charm City this weekend for the MLA Quad Chapter Meeting. Here is some useful information before you come to Baltimore.
This year the 2012 MLA Quad Chapter Program Committee is providing an opportunity for everyone to participate in this year’s meeting by bringing or sending a children’s book to Baltimore, with assistance from a colleague that is attending the conference.
While attending the MLA Quad Chapter meeting consider signing up for a Dine-Around and connecting with other attendees over a fantastic meal. Local librarians have selected restaurants to fit a variety of tastes. Want a chance to get over to Fells Point and the waterfront, sign up for Kooper’s Tavern. Want to
What is the Academy of Health Information Professionals and why should you care? Look for the AHIP Counseling table at the MLA Quad Chapter Meeting in Baltimore, MD. A counselor will be available Sunday and Monday (Oct. 14 & 15) during the scheduled breaks, 10:30am-11:00am and 3:00pm-3:30pm. There will also be contact information should you
Renée E. Mansheim retired September 14, 2012 from Eastern Virginia Medical School Brickell Medical Sciences Library. She was the Technical Services Coordinator, having joined the EVMS Library staff in 1986. Her library degree was earned from the University of Wisconsin. During Renée’s tenure the library moved from card catalog to online resources,
Jill Byerly Mayer, Associate Director NC AHEC Information and Library Services Network, AHIP Distinguished Level, retired from the Health Sciences Library, UNC Chapel Hill in December 2011. She worked at the UNC HSL library for twenty years. Prior to moving the Chapel Hill, Jill was the AHEC Library Director for the Northwest
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