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NMRT President’s Program at ALA Annual
Sunday, June 23 from 1:00-2:30pm in the Washington Convention Center, 159A-B. The NMRT President’s Program: Building Tomorrow Together will focus on exploring unique mentorship programs. If you’ve ever been curious about formal mentorships or are looking for ways to innovate your library’s … Continue reading
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NMRT Needs Your Opinion!
The NMRT Online Program Committee is surveying to solicit information from NMRT/ALA members on future potential online programming, webinar promotion, and gain perspective on how users interact with webinar materials. We hope that with the constructive feedback and responses NMRT/ALA … Continue reading
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NMRT Annual Conference Field Trip
You’re invited! Are you new to ALA? Meet new people and socialize in a fun and different environment by attending the NMRT Field Trip, hosted by the NMRT Annual Conference Local Information Committee. We will meet for brunch on Sunday, … Continue reading
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May 2019 NMRT Online Discussion
The topic for May’s Online Discussion focused around Services to Special Populations. It is important to think not only of the customers we see every day but those we may not see due to barriers, which may be unknown to … Continue reading
Reminder: NMRT Volunteer Applications Due July 1!
New Members Round Table (NMRT) is looking for volunteers for committee chairs and members for the 2019-2020 year. Committees are the lifeline of NMRT. The list of these committees reflect the work of some of these committees and their dedicated … Continue reading
NMRT Orientation & Exhibit Hall Tour @ ALA Annual
Greetings from the NMRT Orientation Committee! We have the privilege of planning and presenting orientation sessions that help people get their bearings to the New Members Round Table (NMRT), to ALA, the conference, the exhibits, and the host city. Join … Continue reading
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NMRT Resume Review Service at ALA Annual
The NMRT Resume Review Service Committee is recruiting volunteer resume reviewers and booth greeters as well as taking resume review appointments for the 2019 ALA Annual Conference! Reviewers should have at least five years of experience working in libraries (participating … Continue reading
NMRT Annual Conference Professional Development Award Winners
The NMRT Annual Conference Professional Development Attendance Award Committee congratulates Amy Manns (of DeSales University) and Carmen Redding (of the North Dakota State Library) on their winning essays. Manns and Redding will win a ticket to their professional development event of choice at the … Continue reading
NMRT Annual Social: June 23 @ 5pm
Attendees are encouraged but NOT required to register ahead of time here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ala-nmrt-annual-social-and-game-night-tickets-6164345322. We are looking forward to seeing new and old friends at Annual! Please join us!
April 2019 NMRT Online Discussion
April 2019 NMRT Online Discussion: Navigating Bureaucracies In Your Institutions The topic for our April discussion centered on navigating bureaucracies in our institutions. At some point in our personal and professional lives, we have all encountered some type of bureaucratic … Continue reading