President's Message
Making Connections in Flagstaff
I’m always surprised by the number of current AzLA members – 946 (not including vendor members).
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Reports
Computers in Libraries 2015: Telling Stories with Technology
Too often, libraries find themselves having to choose between seemingly contrasting extremes. More staff? More materials? More hours? More programs? More technology? More outreach?
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Feature
School of Information Professor Visits Prescott Valley Public Library
It is not often that Prescott Valley Public Library is host to such amazing speakers as Dr. Michael Stephens.
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Feature
Someone that doesn’t work in public libraries may find the title of this column a joke. They may think, “How could working in a library be stressful? All you do all day is work at a desk and help people find books.”
News
Make Way for Books Early Literacy App
In an effort to support families in integrating emergent literacy into their daily routines, Make Way for Books has created an early literacy app in partnership with the Pima County Public Library.
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News
Nominations Needed for AzLA Service Awards
Please nominate a colleague for one of the AzLA Service Awards! This is a great opportunity to recognize individuals and groups making a difference in Arizona libraries.
Event
Attend the MPLA/WLA Annual Conference
In January, the AzLA Board voted to offer in-state annual conference registration rates to any other MPLA state association that would offer the same rates to AzLA members.
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