[Students-l] Fwd: Opportunity for LIS Students and Recent Graduates -- Medical Library Association Annual Meeting 2012

[M.J. Menou]

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Subject: 	Opportunity for LIS Students and Recent Graduates -- Medical 
Library Association Annual Meeting 2012
Date: 	Thu, 27 Oct 2011 17:32:05 +0000
From: 	Philbrick, Jodi <Jodi.Philbrick at UNT.EDU>



As an annual tradition, the Medical Library Education Section of the 
Medical Library Association sponsors a contributed paper session during 
the Medical Library Association Annual Meeting to showcase the work of 
current students and recent graduates.

The theme of this year's session is "New Voices: Let's Hear it from the 
Rookie Lineup!," which matches theMLA 2012 annual meeting theme of 
"Growing Opportunities: Changing Our Game."   The Medical Library 
Education Section sponsors this session because of our commitment to our 
new members and because we want to celebrate the accomplishments of LIS 
students and graduates.  In fact, LIS students and graduates are our 
future leaders, so you should start your career now by contributing a 
paper! Many library managers attend this session to see who is new and 
upcoming in our field, and this is your opportunity to shine!

Any topic is fair game as long as it has not been previously published. 
If you are a current student, or if you graduated after November 2010, 
you are eligible for this session. When you submit your abstract, be 
sure to submit it as a "Student Paper Abstract".   For more details 
about the submission process, visit: 
http://mlanet.org/am/am2012/sect_prog/call.html.  The deadline for 
submission is Wednesday, November 2, 2011 at midnight CST.

Jodi L. Philbrick, MSLS

Chair, Medical Library Education Section of MLA

Assistant Director, Houston Program

Course Coordinator, Health Informatics Program

Teaching Fellow and Ph.D. Candidate

Department of Library and Information Sciences

University of North Texas

jodi.philbrick at unt.edu




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