Introducting three new members of ALIA...
Ruth Daniell
Qualifications: BA, Grad Dip Ed (Sec), Grad Cert in Arts, Grad Cert in e-learning, Graduate Diploma in Info Studies, current Master of Library and Information Student (Research).
Employment: DECS -teacher-librarian
What are you reading? The Other Queen by Phillipa Gregory
What are you listening to? Hillsong
Who would you invite to your ideal dinner party? Dr Phil
If you weren't in the library and information field, what would you be doing?
Something in ICT?
Juliana Brokensha
Qualifications: studying
Employment: Christian Brother's Senior College, Library Assisant, ESO1
What are you reading? Irish Johannsen, Murder Misteries, J.D. ROBB
What are you listening to? Elvis Presley
Who would you invite to your ideal dinner party? Mel Gibson
If you weren't in the library and information field, what would you be doing? Craft, volunteer work
Sue Severin
Qualifications: BA, Information Studies
What are you reading: Truman Capote: 'In Cold Blood'. Previously Robert Cormier's 'Heroes' and 'Fade'.
What are you listening to: Nightwish - a Finnish band.
Who would you invite to your ideal dinner party: Janet Albrechtson, Tim Blair, Truman Capote if he were still here.
If you weren't in the Library and Information field what would you be doing: Since I'm currently searching for work in the field I'd have to say: ask me again when I get there.
Saturday, July 26, 2008
Friday, July 4, 2008
Date claimer: 5th August - South Australian Library Achiever of the Year Award Presentation
2008 South Australian Library Achiever of the Year Award
Presentation of the award will take place in front of the Treasures Wall, State Library of South Australia on Tuesday 5th August, 5:30 – 7:30pm.
Put this date in your diaries and come along to support local achievements in the Library and Information sector!
Presentation of the award will take place in front of the Treasures Wall, State Library of South Australia on Tuesday 5th August, 5:30 – 7:30pm.
Put this date in your diaries and come along to support local achievements in the Library and Information sector!
National Advisory Congress 16 July 6pm
Ever wondered how ALIA sets its direction? Ever wish you had a say in it?
ALIA is your Association and you do get to have your say at the ALIA National Advisory Congress.
Adelaide’s will be held on Wednesday 16th July at 6pm in room 1.07, Eleanor Harrald Building of the Institute of Medical and Veterinary Science.
All financial personal and institutional ALIA members are invited to attend Your Voice: the ALIA National Advisory Congress. This informal meeting will provide an opportunity for members to participate in discussions with Philip Keane, ALIA Director and myself as your Local Liaison Officer on the 2008 NAC focus “Professional Development”. We will also review the Education and Workforce Planning Summit, celebrate the successes of the Association, and ask you for local feedback.
For more details, including the ALIA Planning Consultation 2009 paper please visit http://www.alia.org.au/governance/nac/2008/
We also encourage you to review papers written by ALIA members on the NAC focus of Professional Development. These are available at http://www.alia.org.au/governance/nac/2008/submissions.html
If you can’t attend, comments are welcome via our online submission form - http://www.alia.org.au/governance/nac/2008/onlinefeedback/ or by emailing us on planning@alia.org.au
Please send RSVPs to jeannine.hooper@alia.org.au
Jeannine Hooper
SA Local Liaison Officer
Australian Library and Information Association
P 0437 167 050
e jeannine.hooper@alia.org.au
w http://www.alia.org.au
ALIA is your Association and you do get to have your say at the ALIA National Advisory Congress.
Adelaide’s will be held on Wednesday 16th July at 6pm in room 1.07, Eleanor Harrald Building of the Institute of Medical and Veterinary Science.
All financial personal and institutional ALIA members are invited to attend Your Voice: the ALIA National Advisory Congress. This informal meeting will provide an opportunity for members to participate in discussions with Philip Keane, ALIA Director and myself as your Local Liaison Officer on the 2008 NAC focus “Professional Development”. We will also review the Education and Workforce Planning Summit, celebrate the successes of the Association, and ask you for local feedback.
For more details, including the ALIA Planning Consultation 2009 paper please visit http://www.alia.org.au/governance/nac/2008/
We also encourage you to review papers written by ALIA members on the NAC focus of Professional Development. These are available at http://www.alia.org.au/governance/nac/2008/submissions.html
If you can’t attend, comments are welcome via our online submission form - http://www.alia.org.au/governance/nac/2008/onlinefeedback/ or by emailing us on planning@alia.org.au
Please send RSVPs to jeannine.hooper@alia.org.au
Jeannine Hooper
SA Local Liaison Officer
Australian Library and Information Association
P 0437 167 050
e jeannine.hooper@alia.org.au
w http://www.alia.org.au
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