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Page 1: ALA 2010 Annual Conference Program
Page 4 and 5: ReadHowYouWant partners with publis
Page 6: ALA ACRONYMS.......................
Page 14 and 15: 2 welcome. For me, our ALA annual c
Page 16 and 17: 4 ALA 2010 in Washington, D.C. will
Page 18 and 19: 6 ALA MEMBERSHIP 1 Saturday, June 2
Page 20 and 21: 8 BOOK CART DRILL TEAM WORLD CHAMPI
Page 22: 10 Washington Convention Center, Ba
Page 26 and 27: 14 Peeny Butter Fudge and; Little C
Page 30 and 31: 18 ALA PRESIDENT’S PROGRAM SUNDAY
Page 32 and 33: 20 all over the world for its cleve
Page 34 and 35: 22 Nancy Pearl will interview Mary
Page 36 and 37: 24 rediscover each other. Ann Kidd
Page 38 and 39: 26 SUNDAY, JUNE 27, 8:00 - 9:00A.M.
Page 40 and 41: 28 SUNDAY, JUNE 27, 10:30 - 11:30A.
Page 42 and 43: 30 world. He designed his own major
Page 44 and 45: 32 MONDAY, JUNE 28, 8:00 - 9:00A.M.
Page 46 and 47: 34 taught art for many years on the
Page 48 and 49: 36 JOHN GRISHAM MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1:
Page 50: 38 The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar
Page 54 and 55: 42 Natalie Merchant, acclaimed song
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ALA 2009-2010 EXECUTIVE BOARD AND O
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JOSEPH M. EAGAN STEPHEN L. MATTHEWS
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KEITH MICHAEL FIELS, EXECUTIVE DIRE
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THOM BARTHELMESS, ALSC ROSE MOSLEY,
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SUSAN BECK, RUSA LINDA W. BRAUN, YA
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58 The Newseum will offer attendees
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60 LIBRARY ADVOCACY DAY TUESDAY, JU
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62 about the Metro fares and other
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INAUGURAL BANQUET Tuesday, June 29,
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COMPUTERS Windows and Mac computers
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4. The Washington Convention Center
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2010. For information or to apply,
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NO SMOKING POLICY By Council action
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STUDENT-TO-STAFF PROGRAM 81 Each ye
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RESTAURANT RESERVATION HOURS: Thurs
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85 as well as the Born to Read and
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88 DATE PM Peak Scholarship Bash Ev
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92 ALA 2010 UNCONFERENCE FRIDAY, JU
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94 Pecha Kucha presentations - The
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ALA TOUR PROGRAM WASHINGTON D.C., J
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All tours are limited in size, and
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America’s great leaders with Wash
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THE LOST SYMBOL TOUR Friday, June 2
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George Washington wrote of his belo
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Gunston, Independence, Internationa
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(202) 393-1000 California, Congress
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(202) 682-0111 Farragut Square, Fra
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415 New Jersey Ave NW Washington, D
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Dupont Ballroom, Dupont F, Dupont G
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Fairmont 2401 M. Street NW Washingt
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Marriott Courtyard CC 900 F Street,
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Int’l Relations Office (IRO) ITTS
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Governance/Executive Office: 249-40
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THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS THROUGH T
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AMERICAN LIBRARIES BAKER & TAYLOR H
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LIBRARY CHAMPIONS Companies and Fou
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INGRAM JANWAY COMPANY LEXISNEXIS MA
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LIBRARY REUNIONS COOPERATIVE LIBRAR
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Marriott Metro, Grand BR E Sunday,
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FIRST - TIME ATTENDE INFORMATION CO
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ALA really works, and ways for you
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membership meeting (30 minutes) wil
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LITA 101: Open House Friday, June 2
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Competent Classroom, High Stakes Hi
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To help you serve your youngest pat
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PLA PLA President’s Program, Will
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165 blog and includes interviews wi
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2010 GRASSROOTS PROGRAM Action Rese
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authors of the ALA bestseller Story
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cooperation through local, national
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Small Libraries working with Home S
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Lab to the People: A Residency Expe
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ALA MEMBERSHIP AND COUNCIL MEETINGS
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ALA COUNCIL FORUM Sunday, June 27,
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NETWORKING UNCOMMONS AREA NEED AN O
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BATTLEDECKS Monday, 5:30p.m. - 7:00
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ALCTS ALISE ALSC ALTAFF ANSS APA AR
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CUAC DEU DLS EBSS EIC ELMSS EMIERT
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LIRT LISAN LITA LOMS LPSS LRRT LRTS
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PIO PLA PPO PRMS PVLR RBB RBML RBMS
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2010 DESCRIPTIONS OF TRACKS AND SUB
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hardware, and learning about the di
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PROGRAM TRACKS ADMINISTRATION & LEA
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Unit PLA LLAMA PRMS ACRL ASCLA ALA
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IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN ADMINISTRA
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Unit PLA Program Title Phat* Fictio
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COLLECTION MANAGEMENT & TECHNICAL S
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Digital Information & Technologies,
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Unit ACRL ARTS ACRL STS Program Tit
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DIGITAL IN FORMATION & TECHNOLOGIES
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Children & Young Adults Reach Out a
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PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONS ($- Indicates
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facilitate the recruitment of stude
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Attendees will study a sample repor
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Embassy Suites-Capital A If you’r
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Speakers include representatives fr
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FAFLRT Awards Ceremony and Receptio
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FRIDAY, 7:30P.M. - 11:00P.M. BCALA
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SATURDAY, 8:00A.M. - 9:00A.M. AUDIT
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ACRL 101 & Membership Meeting ACRL
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Grassroot Program - Action Research
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Washington Convention Center -Ballr
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Hear how politicians and allies per
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Listen Up! Using Audiobooks to Moti
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Less Train, More Gain: Using Techno
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librarians can work with publishers
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SATURDAY, 10:30A.M. - 11:30A.M. AUD
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Pbworks and Wikispaces that can be
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and Information Services; Erin L. D
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presentation but instead offers rea
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Libraries and the National Baseball
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Digital Information & Technologies
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Get to know the Association for Lib
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Join best-selling romance writers a
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Rich Internet Applications for Libr
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295 management strategies. Presente
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Successful marketing campaigns don
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More than a project, The Big Shift
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301 Families are turning to their l
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The (Screen) Casting Couch: Tips an
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Washington Convention Center -146A/
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AASL 101 AASL Washington Convention
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Libraries; Barbara Whitney Petruzze
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daunting, and the opportunities can
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313 Moderator: Lori Mestre, Univers
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politics. New mediums of communicat
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Catholic Library Association - Acce
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Moderator: Patricia MontielOverall,
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20 years ago, the Americans with Di
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Managing the Maze: Creating a Commu
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complement each other. Join Booklis
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Florida State University, Associate
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Manager Teen Services; Carol Philli
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Atlantic University, Dean of Univer
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freedom beliefs. Through the social
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libraries approach emerging technol
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337 Roam and learn about a wide ran
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Public Services Facilities Design C
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careers in non-traditional informat
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State Library, Head, Public Librari
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The Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday
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and their libraries - but they also
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Testing Division; Fenella G. France
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The fourth annual EBSS Research Pos
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Starting Out? Start With You: What
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Experts in social media will share
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Storytime Magic! Looking for a way
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What To Do Before You Digitize - Ro
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survival. Many libraries have imple
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leader/historian of the Coretta Sco
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Communications; Jillian Kalonick, A
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esearch and teaching support spaces
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Speakers: Carrie Banks, The Child
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Authors, Literature & Cultural Prog
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to our work as librarians serving o
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for creating and promoting booktrai
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SUNDAY, 8:00A.M. - 9:00A.M. AUDITOR
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savvy, grow audiences, and strength
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ALA Washington Convention Center -1
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Studies, UCLA, IRC Chair; Ms. Yue W
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Washington Convention Center -147A
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ooks and teen titles, authors and i
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The Rainbow Project will celebrate
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Speakers: Alan Grosenheider, Univer
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ooks after the program. Purchase ti
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opportunities for libraries to deve
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and digital) that have helped build
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Speakers: Angela Craig, ImaginOn, O
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Grand Hyatt -Constitution C/D Join
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Speakers: Marian G. Davis, Universi
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BCALA What do I Need to know? Strat
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Library services for the Poor and H
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provide opportunities for outreach,
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guidelines and their application th
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Stephen Young, Poetry Foundation, P
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When was the last time you had fun
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Speakers: Lori Reed, Public Library
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With Great power Comes Great Respon
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must select focused tools for their
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Passing the Baton: Who Will Take It
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Jacobson, Oak Park Public Library,
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Ohio Historical Society, Director,
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2010 Alex Awards YALSA Washington C
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est library materials produced in t
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Washington Convention Center -Ballr
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memoirs. A raffle of all books pres
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Information Science; Sheril Hook, U
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ecast in light of virtual or transi
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due to budget cutbacks and competin
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speeches. The Celebración is a fre
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Please join the Africa Subcommittee
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Are you a Programming Librarian? AL
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users, and look at the role the bib
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Librarian for Scholarly Resources a
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Margaret Armbrester will facilitate
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Library History Round Table Invited
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areas such as user behavior, electr
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SUNDAY, 1:30P.M. - 5:30P.M. Authori
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SUNDAY, 3:30P.M. - 5:00P.M. Meet &
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nature, providing resources from ar
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Collection Workflow Integration Sys
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The Committee on Accreditation will
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Reference and Engineering Librarian
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Good Comics for Kids: Building a Co
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Institutional Repositories in Actio
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President’s Program: Four or More
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What services are actually valued b
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quality resources. The session will
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The first Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual an
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This gala event celebrates the Newb
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The reception will include light re
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Collection Management & Technical S
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Student, Simmons Graduate School of
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Buenos Aires, Argentina, President;
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Washington Convention Center -144A-
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media. Coffee sponsored by Evanced
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497 Federal agencies are essential
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and Society; Daniel Moshenberg, Geo
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career options. Co-sponsor National
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AILA Indigenous Peoples in the Amer
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All libraries need to provide finan
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Reference Books Bulletin: Reference
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Children & Young Adults Join your c
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At this program the panelists will
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The BIGWIG Showcase covers current
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515 Fundraising 101: You Don’t As
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Authors, Literature & Cultural Prog
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Washington Convention Center -206 H
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The YALSA Legislative and Advocacy
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NW, which is at the Foggy Bottom/GW
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Speakers: Irshad Manji, Filmmaker a
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http://www.ala-apa.org/lssc/portfol
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local agencies to successfully prom
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Sharon Morris, Director of Library
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President’s Program: For the Love
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events and issues with leaders in t
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away free and others available for
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539 Lab to the people will be a res
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If we were playing Family Feud, the
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library systems and the largest pub
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While these programs are designed f
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7th Annual Poetry Blast ALSC Washin
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MONDAY, 8:00P.M. - 10:00P.M. BCALA
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TUESDAY, 9:00A.M. - 10:00A.M. CLOSI
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553 Speakers: Camila Alire, Current
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555
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DAILY SCHEDULE 559 This chronologic
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9:00 am Start Time Unit/ Subunit *A
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FRIDAY, JUNE 25 8:00 am Start Time
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The Stack Hours are: Friday, June 2
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Exhibits Closing Reception 737 The
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739 the 700 and 3500 aisles. The ra
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Gaming/Graphic Novel Pavilion Back
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titles. This area also serves as a
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from many established and emerging
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(photo credit: Laurie Halse Anderso
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Sarah Blake, The Postmistress (Amy
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751 Nickole Brown, Sister (Red Hen
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collaborative. Visit him at http://
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(photo credit: Ellen Hopkins) Ellen
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fellowships from the Christopher Is
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759 “tantalizing works” with
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author of the bestselling Big Stone
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763 Have a Problema, won praise fro
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6:30p.m. - 7:30p.m. Anup Research A
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Emily Franklin, Author The Half-Lif
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12:00p.m. - 1:00p.m. Bob Dugan, Aut
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3:00p.m. - 4:00p.m. Lesléa Newman,
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Baseball, the Tenth Inning 11:00a.m
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1:00p.m. - 2:00p.m. Maya Ajmera, Au
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Egmont USA 2708 James Lecesne, Auth
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Henry Cole, Author/Illustrator A Ne
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Alligators and Crocodiles 2:00p.m.
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Javaka Steptoe, Author In Daddy’s
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3:30p.m. - 4:30p.m. Mackin Educatio
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Eric Rohmann, Author/Illustrator La
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Rosemary Wells, Author/Illustrator
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John Edward Lawson, Author SuiPsalm
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Laura Geringer, Author Boom Boom Go
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Day is Done 2:00p.m. - 3:00p.m. Jim
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Cheryl Rainfield, Author Scars 2:00
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The Popularity Papers 2:00p.m. - 3:
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Bloomsbury/Walker & Co. 2800 Jessic
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Disney-Hyperion Books 2654 Marilyn
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Melisssa Sweet, Illustrator Easy as
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Highlights for Children 2952 Monika
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Red Sings From Treetops 2:00p.m. -
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Lerner Publishing Group 2311 R. Gre
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Ed Briant, Author Choppy Socky Blue
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Lane Smith, Author/Illustrator It
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Toni Buzzeo, Author Adventure Annie
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12:00p.m. - 1:00p.m. Roaring Brook
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Ezekiel’s Dragon 10:00a.m. - 12:0
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4:00p.m. - 5:00p.m. Sourcebooks 306
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Ensuring Intellectual Freedom and A
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Charlesbridge Publishing 2710 Janet
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Farrar Straus Giroux Books for Youn
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What a Treasure! 10:00a.m. - 11:00a
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Clemente! 11:00a.m. - 12:00p.m. Cla
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Elisa Carbone, Author Jump 11:00a.m
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