Please join your CASL Board and the rest of the CASL members on Saturday from noon -1:00 for a celebration of the past year. It will be a time to meet your current board members, welcome the new members, meet Ann Martin the immediate past-president of AASL, network with your peers, and find out what [...]
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CAL Board News
October 29, 2009Posted by Susan Gilbert on behalf of Martin Garnar and the CAL Board.
The current global economic crisis has affected everyone, including non-profits like CAL. Some people are making tough choices about association memberships and conference attendance. Since therese are the two largest sources of CAL income, the association’s fiances are astrained as everyone else’s. As [...]
Save Aurora Libraries Campaign
September 29, 2009
Join us for an evening of
Cocktails and Conversation
featuring
Dennis Gallagher and Tom Noel
“A History of Libraries in Colorado”
Sunday, October 4, 2009
6:00 – 8:00 p.m.
At the home of Kathy and Mark Groth
2108 S. Joliet Court (1/2 block east of Joliet Street at Evans)
Aurora
Cocktails and heavy hors d’oeuvres
Suggested contribution: $25
RSVP to campaign@saveauroralibraries.com or 303-350-8869
Can’t join us?
Please consider making [...]
CAL Board News
September 22, 2009Posted by Susan Gilbert, CASL President, on behalf of Dr. Jody Howard, CAL President.
Dear Colleagues:
The current economic climate in Colorado has impacted our organization in much the same way it has your places of employment. As you know, CAL is primarily supported by the annual conference and through our membership dues. Since January our membership [...]
Preparing High School Students for College Research
September 18, 2009October 20th, 5:30 pm
Panel Discussion:
Great Expectations – Preparing High School Students for College Level Research
Location: Discovery Canyon Campus School, Colorado Springs Sponsored by the CAL Colorado Springs Area Interest Group
Free Presentation
To register and for more information use this link.
http://tinyurl.com/Oct20-Panel-Discussion
Are our high school students prepared for college level research? What are the expectations?
This will be a [...]
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