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In
a challenging environment for libraries of all stripes, how can art
librarians advocate for the importance of our libraries and
services? This webinar will discuss what we can do to strengthen
our libraries, including how we communicate their value, demonstrate
their importance, and assess their impact. Past ALA president
Patricia Glass Schuman will discuss her nationally recognized work
on library advocacy. Librarians Cynthia Frank and Patricia Cossard
from the University of Maryland will present their ongoing efforts
to prevent the closure of both the art and the architecture
libraries there. Patrick Tomlin, chair of the ARLIS/NA Public
Policy Committee, will discuss the group’s work to promote
advocacy.
This Webinar is a joint presentation of the Professional
Development Education Subcommittee and the Public Policy Committee
Only current ARLIS/NA members may attend this event. Registration
will close two hours before the start of the webinar. For
assistance, please contact [log in to unmask].
Additional information about webinars is available on the ARLIS/NA
website.
This webinar will be recorded, and the video will be made available
to current members on the ARLIS/NA member log-in webpage within two
weeks after the webinar.
By registering, I understand and acknowledge that
this Webinar will be recorded by ARLIS/NA and/or those designated
by ARLIS/NA. ARLIS/NA may record my name and questions I ask
during the course of the Webinar presentation. As a condition
of my participation in the Webinar, I agree to irrevocably grant to
ARLIS/NA, its assigns, licensees and successors the right to
publish, record, broadcast, exhibit, display, reproduce, edit or
otherwise use perpetually throughout the world, in all media now
and hereafter known or devised, in whole or in part, my name,
questions, quotes and material otherwise provided by me
(collectively, the “Material”) during my participation in the
Webinar. I also agree that ARLIS/NA shall be the sole owner in
perpetuity of any and all rights in and to any and all works
containing the Material, in whole or in part, for all purposes
whatsoever and in any manner or media including, without
limitation, printed works, compact discs, DVDs, MP3, and computer
on line services.
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