Showing posts with label RUSA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label RUSA. Show all posts

Friday, May 15, 2009

RUSA Stuff at ALA 2009

Did you know that the advance registration deadline for ALA's Annual
Conference is May 22? Less than two weeks away!

The RUSA @ Annual Conference guide is now available for download, and
provides an overview of what RUSA-the Reference and User Services
Association, a division of ALA-has to offer at this year's event in
Chicago.

Download the guide now: http://rusa.ala.org/media/rusa09annual.pdf

Topics covered in this year's programs include:

--Reference, including business reference, historical reference and the
latest research in reference services

--Resource sharing and user privacy

--Collection development, including Spanish-speaking populations and
genre fiction

--Cataloging

--Customer service

--Readers advisory: an interdisciplinary approach

Looking for full-day intensive programming? RUSA preconferences are the
solution, addressing the following topics:

--Illinois-based genealogy resources

--Business knowledge for better business reference

--Collaborating to solve reference services challenges

--The newly-revised "Guidelines on Library and Information Services to
Older Adults"

Don't wait! The best prices on preconferences and conference
registration end next Friday, May 22.

Download the RUSA @ Annual Conference guide now:
http://rusa.ala.org/media/rusa09annual.pdf

Register now at www.ala.org/annual.

Sincerely,

Liz Markel, Marketing Specialist
Reference and User Services Association
a division of the American Library Association