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ARLIS/NA Conference Mentor Program
Baltimore, March 20-26, 2003

Don't be shy! You still have a chance to request a conference mentor
or volunteer your services as a mentor in Baltimore. Here's your
opportunity to learn the ropes from old conference hands, or to pass
along your well-earned conference survival techniques to newcomers.

Whether you are a seasoned ARLIS/NA conference veteran or a first (or
second) timer, you have the opportunity to participate as a mentor or
newcomer in the Baltimore Conference Mentor Program. If you are
attending your first North American conference and are just beginning
to develop your ARLIS network, the mentor program provides you with
an experienced ARLIS/NA member to show you the ropes and introduce
you to new colleagues. For ARLIS/NA veterans, this is a fine
opportunity to make a significant impact in the Society on a personal
level. Those requesting mentors will be matched with those
volunteering to serve as mentors by the Program Coordinator, based on
the information drawn from the application form. Both mentors and
their newcomers will be notified before the conference.

Mentors are expected to contact their mentees prior to the
conference, meet with their mentee the first or second day at the
conference, discuss the structure and workings of the Society, give
conference-attending tips, and introduce their mentee to new
colleagues whenever possible during the conference.

Interested? Please fill out and submit the e-mailable application
form found at the conference web site at
http://www.arlisna.org/confreg2003/mentor_reg.htm by March 3, 2003.

Leigh Gates
ARLIS/NA Baltimore Conference Mentor Program Coordinator
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Leigh Gates, Slide Librarian
MacLean Visual Resources Center, Ryerson Library
The Art Institute of Chicago
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