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Books Here, Books There, Books Everywhere!
I have the honor of receiving all of the review books that arrive into the ALSC office. I started working for ALSC in December 1996, and it’s been Christmas every day since then. You see, I love opening the boxes … Continue reading
Youth Media Awards Presentation
I am pleased to announce that the ALA Public Information Office has made the 2008 ALA Youth Media Awards Presentation Webcast available for viewing on the Web. You can now relive the moment of sitting on the edge of your … Continue reading
Meet the Staff Continues
Hello! Welcome to the fifth installment of Meet the ALSC Staff! Who is this Person!? I’m Aimee Strittmatter and in my role as deputy director I handle the media/awards programs; continuing education including preconference, Charlemae Rollins President’s Program, annual conference … Continue reading
Behind the ALSC Scenes…The Adventure Continues
Hello and welcome to another scintillating installment in the “Behind the ALSC Scenes” adventure series! As program officer for communications here in ALSC, I divide my time working on ALSConnect, the Kids! @ your library® Campaign, the ALSC Web site, … Continue reading
More ALSC Staff Info
Name and title/position at ALSC: Linda Mays. Program Officer, Projects and Partnerships. This includes managing grants we receive to further certain projects, such as El día de los niños/El día de los libros. I also work with outside organizations to … Continue reading
Meanwhile, Back at the Office
For those of you interested in “under the hood” kinds of things, we’re going to offer a regular blog post from one of the ALSC office staffers about once a month. Last month, new Marketing Specialist Jenny Najduch introduced herself. … Continue reading
Behind the ALSC Scenes–Part 1
I can remember the excitement in her voice as she came over the hill, “Grandfather! Grandfather!” Nestled in a small cabin in the Swiss Alps, with porridge on the stove and a goat at the door, Heidi was coming home—the … Continue reading

