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This is the second installment of a series of virtual conversations between SLIM faculty and students based on degree concentration areas. This session discusses the Archives Studies concentration…
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Reading is a skill, and practice makes perfect. As academic librarians, we need to encourage our students that they can find ways to mitigate the unrewarding reading they have struggled through in…
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As libraries and cultural heritage organizations continue to acquire and digitize cultural and historical treasures, in the hopes of making them available to the general public, it is important to…
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Even before the 2020 pandemic, Westminster Public Library had been looking for ways to re-invent itself as a brand that exists outside four walls. Since the buildings were closed for much of the…
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Libraries will never have enough funding. It seems like more and more our budgets are shrinking. This presentation will discuss dealing with budget cuts proactively. Understanding how to evaluate…
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Does your
library have a special collection full of rich historic details about the
community you serve? While relatively few people actively seek out primary
local history materials, everyone…
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Who built Portland? What cultural moments do our neighborhoods reflect? What is the history of the city and where is it recorded? Is it complete? Starting from these questions, this panel begins from…
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This seminar will guide you through the process of taking an inventory of your current library policies, evaluating their usefulness to your daily operations and revising or renewing them to serve…
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Westminster Public Library has taken a hyper-local focus and created innovative strategies to satisfy the needs of all patrons in our service area. Explore how to create a data-driven community…
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A 20-year
library veteran will share strategies for tackling the management side of a
school librarian's responsibilities. Most people become school librarians
because they love books and…
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