2007 MSLA Conference: Call for Proposals

Posted on February 7, 2007 under Uncategorized

I’m contemplating whether or not to send in a proposal, being as I am a public librarian, but I do have experience speaking on 2.0 tech and whatnot. Anyway, thought it might be of interest (care of MLA Membership listserv):

The Massachusetts School Library Association’s 2007 conference, School Libraries in a 2.0 World, will be held at the Sturbridge Host Hotel on November 11-12. You are invited to submit a proposal for a presentation related to this theme, and/or related to school library programs and services. The deadline for proposals is February 23. You can download a proposal form from the MSLA web site www.maschoolibraries.org. Our conference committee is looking forward to considering your proposal!

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Kathy Lowe, President and Acting Executive Director
Massachusetts School Library Association

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