If you’d like more information about this topic, please
contact the MLA office at 651-999-5343 or office@mnlibraryassociation.org.
Minnesota Library Association is seeking presentation proposals for the
2012 Annual Conference: “Minnesota Libraries: A Capitol Idea”
2012 Annual Conference: “Minnesota Libraries: A Capitol Idea”
The Minnesota Library Association Annual Conference equips
library staff with new ideas and tools to stay up-to-date, innovate, and
succeed in their careers. A presentation at the conference can have an
immediate and lasting impact on local libraries.
The 2012 Annual Conference will be held October 3-5 at the
Saint Paul RiverCentre in St. Paul, Minnesota. Sessions will run 60 minutes—a
length appropriate for 1-3 speakers. The format of the presentation may include
single or multiple speakers, panel discussions, case studies, and/or
demonstrations of projects.
New for 2012 is MonstrosiTEEN—a micro, one-day conference on
Thursday focused on teens. A teen-related session will be featured in each of
the day’s four breakout sessions.
To learn more about the conference and to submit a
presentation proposal, please visit www.mnlibraryassociation.org/mlaconference2012.
The deadline for presentation proposals is April 20, 2012.
About MLA: The
Minnesota Library Association is an association of library supporters,
representing all types of libraries by helping them accomplish together what none
can do alone. MLA provides opportunities to meet library peers and associates,
and meets the interests of its more than 625 members by facilitating
educational opportunities, supporting strong ethical standards, and fostering
connections between the library community and various constituencies. In
addition to the annual three-day conference, programs are planned and sponsored
year-round by MLA divisions, sections, roundtables, and committees. Find out
more at www.mnlibraryassociation.org.
