[Sig-l] Leadership Development Program at Annual Meeting

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Attention ASIST leaders,  aspiring leaders, and potential leaders (That's all 
of you!)   
You are cordially invited to  attend this year's Leadership Development 
Program at the ASIST annual meeting in  Providence. See  a description below. The 
program is sponsored by the ASIST Leadership  Development Committee. Our 
speaker is Stacy Surla, one of two winners of the  2004 James M. Cretsos Leadership 
Award. 
Penny  O'Connor 
ASIST Leadership Development  Chair 
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Leadership Development  Program:  
Leading Successful Volunteer  Projects 
Sunday, November 14, 2004,  5:00-6:30pm (free) 
Non-profits, educational  institutions, and many other types of organization 
rely on volunteers to achieve  their missions.  At the same time, 
volunteer-based projects are a challenge  to pull off. This interactive session will draw 
on experiences from audience  members and examples from the recent redesign of 
the ASIS&T website.   We will examine volunteering, leading, and success (and 
even projects) in order  to discover some simple but effective philosophies 
and strategies to make you a  better leader - and a better volunteer.   
Instructor: Stacy  Surla 
Stacy Surla is one of two  winners this year of the James M. Cretsos 
Leadership Award. She led the redesign  of the ASIS&T website and is planning 
committee chair for the 2005  Information Architecture Summit. Her history as a 
volunteer crosses decades and  disciplines, and includes co-founding the Rosebud 
independent film and video  festival, managing fundraising for the DC Arts 
Center, co-chairing the  Foundation for Mid-East Communication, serving as briefing 
leader for the Hunger  Project, starting a crimewatchers program in 
Haight-Asbury, and organizing a  neighborhood circus. Ms. Surla is an Information 
Architect for  MITRE. 


Vicki L.  Gregory
Professor and Director
School of Library and Information  Science
University of South  Florida
gregory at luna.cas.usf.edu
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