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    ASIS&T Member-Get-A-Member Campaign Launched

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    iSchool Raced to Archive U.S. Environmental Science Data

    On a snowy day in December Professors Michelle Murphy, Matt Price and Patrick Keilty conducted a successful Guerilla Archiving event at the Inforum. Joined by other volunteers they worked to conserve environmental data that is currently available to the public on U.S. federal websites. Professors at the University of Toronto are worried that with the […]
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    European Student Chapter Newsletter Out

    The European Student Chapter’s (ESC) 9th edition e-newsletter is now available. Packed with information from meeting their new chapter advisor Rebekah Wilson, to various perspectives of AM16 in Copenhagen. An article covers their AM16 event — the miniBarcamp  and the memories that were made. Catch up on what the ESC is doing when you have […]
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    ASIS&T Executive Director Search

    ASIS&T Executive Director Search Membership Input Survey Report ASIS&T Executive Director Search Committee, December 8, 2016 Introduction This report summarizes the input provided by the ASIS&T membership to inform the search for the association’s next executive director.   The online survey was conducted over a three-week period from the 10th to the 31st of October 2017.  […]
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    Members Made #GivingTuesday a Success

    ASIS&T members were generous on November 29th – this year’s date for #GivingTuesday. A first time for this type of initiative, ASIS&T members rallied to support libraries worldwide. The Board of Directors had chosen TechSoup Global as the organization to receive donations. TechSoup Global provides software products to nonprofits, charities and libraries around the world. […]
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    New Jersey Chapter Distinguished Lecture Series Award Announced

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    Column: Do we need librarians now that we have the internet?

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