Colleague Connection is MLA’s mentoring program that pairs newer members or first-time meeting attendees with returning, more experienced members during the annual meeting. The purpose of Colleague Connection is to introduce new attendees to the association and help them get the most out of the MLA annual meeting. Initial contacts made through
Managing and Revitalizing Your Career as a Medical Librarian Register now to attend the MLA ’12 Symposium on “Managing and Revitalizing Your Career as a Medical Librarian.” The symposium is organized into four program themes: (1) changing librarians’ roles, (2) balancing and transitioning job responsibilities, (3) dealing with career burnout, and (4)
Chapter Council Presents Sharing Roundtables Sunday, May 20, 2012 Noon – 2 p.m. MLA 2012 – Seattle, WA Facilitators & Recorders Needed! The Roundtables Committee is looking for volunteers to share their ideas, experiences, and skills as a facilitator or a recorder for the Roundtables on Sunday, May 20, 2012 from Noon
As the number of information resources increases, instructing users in the best way to find health-related information is becoming an even more essential role for health sciences librarians. At the same time, the challenges to delivering instruction in an era of search engines and mobile devices have been steadily growing. Recognizing both
MLA’12: Medical Library Association Annual Meeting and Exhibit 2012 “Growing Opportunities Changing Our Game” May 18-23, 2012, Seattle, WA You are invited to submit abstracts now for the MLA’12 session “Consumer Health Outreach: Taking the Consumer Health Library Out of the Library.” Consumer health libraries offer a wealth of information in health care facilities,
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