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ASSOCIATION OF WISCONSIN SPECIAL LIBRARIANS | AWSLAWSL WLA Conference Grant ApplicationThis scholarship is to help defray the cost for a library professional or library school student with an interest in Special Libraries to attend the Wisconsin Library Association Annual Conference. 2025 application will be available in the fall. JUMP TO: LEADERSHIP | NEWSLETTERS | MEETING MINUTESPURPOSEThe Association of Wisconsin Special Librarians (AWSL) is a division of the Wisconsin Library Association. Established in October 1986, AWSL exists to focus on the activities and issues of special libraries and librarianship and to provide a forum for exchange of ideas among persons involved with special libraries. MEMBERSHIP - WHO CAN JOIN?Membership is open to all WLA members who are special librarians or who have an interest in special libraries. Anyone who maintains a specialized collection of materials -- whether it's one person maintaining a collection of brochures in a small office or a trained and certified librarian managing the materials of a church, museum, prison, hospital, corporation, foundation, newspaper, government office, or other organization -- is considered a special librarian. BENEFITS
EVENTS AWSL Coffee Chats are virtual events held on the second Friday of each month, from 10:30-11:30 a.m. (CST). Coffee Chats are open to all WLA members. Sign up for the AWSL e-list to receive the participation link each month and learn more. Contact [email protected] or call 608-245-3640 with questions. LEADERSHIP2025 Chair: Carol Hassler, Wisconsin State Law Library Vice Chair: Daphne Goldfinch, Wisconsin State Law Library WLA Board Liaison: Anne Moser, UW Wisconsin Water Library Newsletter: Carol Hassler, Access Services Librarian, Wisconsin State Law Library
NEWSLETTERS2024 | Fall 2024 MEETING MINUTESMeeting minutes are available to WLA members. Please sign in to see them. If you need assistance logging in, please contact [email protected] or call 608-245-3640. |