Whether you’re a brand-new ALSC member or a long-time supporter of library service to children, there’s something special about finding “your people.” The Membership Committee exists to help make that connection happen—because when members feel seen, supported, and inspired, the entire organization thrives. Throughout the year, ALSC hosts a variety of engagement opportunities designed to connect members across distances, job titles, and experience levels. From the ALSC 101 session at ALA Annual Conference to virtual meetups, mentoring programs, and committee work, these events are built around a shared goal: fostering a vibrant, membership-driven organization that champions the value of library service to children. One of the most rewarding aspects of these gatherings is how quickly professional conversations turn into personal connections. A member might attend a virtual coffee chat to learn more about serving on a committee and leave with a new mentor or programming idea. Another might attend ALSC…
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Join us on April 19th for ALSC 101
While many are familiar with the Newbery and Caldecott committees, did you know that the Association for Library Service to Children (ALSC) has over 60 additional opportunities to participate in committee work, task forces, and discussion groups? From creating best of the best book lists to helping coordinate ALSC’s annual budget, there is an ALSC Committee for everyone. Join us on Friday, April 19th, at 2:00 PM EST for ALSC 101 and an exploration of ALSC Committee work.
An Introduction to ALSC Committee Work
Learn about ALSC Committees at the upcoming ALSC 101 session on Friday, April 19, 2024 at 2 pm EST.