Many librarians have experience tracking and reporting how their services impact library and university strategic plans, but how many have reviewed goals at the college level? LuMarie Guth and Ilana Stonebraker have researched how librarians can use college-level accreditation standards to coordinate library services Beyond standards each school has a university strategic plan, college…(Read More)
Librarians will learn how to use the “RUSA Professional Competencies” and the resource available in, Competency-Based Career Planning, to access their professional skills and abilities, create and implement individual plans for professional development, and assess their progress in enhancing their professional skills and abilities. The webinar and book cover public and academic librarians interested…(Read More)
Part Two of a Two-Part Series Additional information can be found https://www.ala.org/rusa/developing-collections-gender-relations-and-feminism-twenty-first-century-part-two…(Read More)
Part One of a Two Part Webinar Series Additional information can be found – https://www.ala.org/rusa/developing-collections-gender-relations-and-feminism-twenty-first-century-part-one…(Read More)
The outstanding CE offerings of the American Library Association- Reference and User Services Division (RUSA) continue with a combination of repeat and new courses/webinars. Check out our list of upcoming programming below: Who Manages, Who Leads Part One: Developing Your Career Plan Four-week asynchronous course beginning on Monday, May 1, 2023 Managers and…(Read More)
State legislative bodies vary greatly, ranging from full-time professional legislatures to part-time institutions with limited staff, and their websites reflect these difference. This session focuses on researching state legislation, including navigating state websites that are not necessarily designed with the average citizen in mind. It will highlight alternative sources of state legislative information…(Read More)
RUSA is seeking webinar and online course proposals for our Spring 2023 offerings. Do you have expertise in one of the topic areas below that you would like to share with a wider library audience? Are you motivated to enhance your teaching and presentation skills? Consider submitting a proposal for a webinar or an online…(Read More)
This 90 minute webinar will describe how the process of completing an EEAAP encourages collaboration across library units, provides valuable feedback for vendors, and provides a level of assurance that library patrons with physical or visual disabilities are able to access online resources. To register visit- https://www.ala.org/rusa/ensuring-accessibility-discovery-eeaap…(Read More)
CHICAGO- The American Library Association- Reference and User Services Division (RUSA), continues to offer an outstanding combination of repeat and new courses/webinars. Check out our list of upcoming programming below: Marketing the 21st Century Library Four-week asynchronous course beginning on Monday, September 12, 2022 During this four-week course, participants will learn marketing…(Read More)