Conference Program - Illinois Library Association
Conference Program - Illinois Library Association
Conference Program - Illinois Library Association
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Tuesday, October 3<br />
Morning Preconference<br />
9:00 A.M. – 12:30 P.M.<br />
Who Says Managing isn’t Fun?<br />
Afternoon Preconferences<br />
1:30 – 5:00 P.M.<br />
Managing people is fun! This<br />
workshop will inspire you to go<br />
back to your library and get fired-up<br />
about management. From hiring<br />
and inspiring to team work and<br />
firing…we’ll touch on all the topics<br />
of the day for managers. Registration<br />
includes a continental breakfast.<br />
SPEAKER: Gail Johnson, Face to<br />
Face Communications and Training<br />
LOCATION: Room 326<br />
Dealing Effectively with News Media<br />
Whether running a referendum<br />
campaign or promoting a new<br />
service, librarians need to know<br />
how to get the most out of media<br />
interviews and presentations.<br />
Topics include: positioning your<br />
organization for successful media<br />
interactions; developing messages;<br />
being prepared to talk to the media<br />
at all times. Steve Mongelluzzo has<br />
more than twenty years in public<br />
relations (for the IRS, no less!)<br />
and is president of FIRST Communications. Mongelluzzo’s<br />
book Winning Media Interviews: Sure-Fire Tactics to Get Your<br />
Messages Out will be available for purchase. Registration includes<br />
an afternoon break.<br />
MODERATOR: JoAnn Potenziani, New Lenox Public<br />
<strong>Library</strong> District<br />
SPEAKER: Stephen Mongelluzzo, FIRST Communications<br />
LOCATION: Room 326<br />
Thinking Outside the Borders<br />
This preconference will engage you in a highly interactive<br />
exercise called “Pamoja,” which will introduce you to methods<br />
of cross-cultural communication that you will be able to apply not<br />
only within your library, but also with your library’s increasingly<br />
diverse communities. You will meet and network with a group of<br />
international librarians from the Mortenson Center, gaining firsthand<br />
experience in recognizing and negotiating across cultural and<br />
language differences, a skill crucial for today’s library leaders. The<br />
exercise will be followed by a debriefing session to help you analyze<br />
what occurred during the game and enhance your understanding<br />
of cross-cultural communication. Registration includes<br />
an afternoon break.<br />
MODERATOR: Dawn Cassady, University of <strong>Illinois</strong><br />
at Urbana-Champaign<br />
SPEAKER: Barbara Ford, University of <strong>Illinois</strong><br />
at Urbana-Champaign<br />
SPONSORS: Mortenson Center and <strong>Illinois</strong> State <strong>Library</strong><br />
LOCATION: Room 325<br />
5:00 – 6:30 P.M.<br />
Consortium of Academic and Research Libraries<br />
in <strong>Illinois</strong> (CARLI) Reception<br />
Work in an academic or research library? You are invited<br />
to a reception at the Chicago City Centre Hotel hosted by<br />
the Consortium of Academic and Research Libraries in <strong>Illinois</strong><br />
(CARLI). Meet your peers from other institutions and join<br />
the CARLI board and staff in celebrating the first year of<br />
our merged consortium.<br />
LOCATION: State Room, Chicago City Centre — A Holiday Inn Hotel<br />
5:00 – 8:00 P.M.<br />
Public <strong>Library</strong> Forum Hospitality Suite<br />
Come for food, fun, and an opportunity to network at the Public<br />
<strong>Library</strong> Forum’s Hospitality Suite. Held in the ILA Presidential<br />
Suite at the Chicago City Centre Hotel, all are welcome to attend,<br />
relax, and get ready for an exciting conference.<br />
LOCATION: ILA President’s Suite, Chicago City Centre —<br />
A Holiday Inn Hotel (Please see the events board in the hotel<br />
lobby for room location.)<br />
Sponsored by Tutor.com<br />
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