Compilation from the AzLA Professional Development Committee of educational opportunities
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AzLA Partners with ALA on joint student membership program
The Arizona Library Association is one of the ALA Chapters participates in the joint student membership program.
Earn your degree in LIS at the iSchool at the University of Arizona
The U. of A. iSchool Knowledge River can prepare you for a professional career with a focus on Latino and Native American communities.
Call for Proposals: AzLA Virtual Conference 2019
What have you learned outside library school? If you’ve started a service your patrons adore, have graduated from the school of hard library knocks, or have other expertise you’d love to share, we want to hear from you!
Donate to AzLA through Amazon Smile
Shop at smile.amazon.com and AmazonSmile will donate 0.5% of the price of your eligible purchases to the Arizona Library Association. AzLA is able to continue its mission because of your support and generosity. If you order from Amazon already, please consider supporting AzLA through the AmazonSmile program. Go to https://smile.amazon.com/. Make sure that “Arizona Library Association” is designated as […]
Louise A. Stephens Scholarship Awarded to Natalie Menges
The Louise A. Stephens Memorial Scholarship supports students enrolled in the University of Arizona’s School of Information M.A. program.
Our Vendor Member Small-Tooth-Dog Publishing
We are a small, niche-based publishing company in Arizona. We publish books in the arts and creativity for adults and kids. We want to build personally-rewarding and profitable relationships with our authors, illustrators, staff and customers. We are a diverse, friendly, and welcoming company. We want to encourage you to pursue your purpose in life.
Nominations for AzLA Service Awards
Nominate that special library staff member, volunteer, or library board member for an AzLA Service Award.
AzLA Endorses Resolution
ALA apologizes to African Americans for the wrongs committed against them in segregated public libraries, and commends those who integrated public libraries.
YA Summit to Return to Prescott
The YA Summit provides a unique venue in which to learn from fellow librarians who interact primarily with teens. Open to public librarians and teacher librarians from public and private schools.