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Don’t Miss the RTI Fellowship Program Open Forum Today!

By: Susan Lessick, AHIP, FMLA

Thu November 9, 2023

Join us for the RTI Fellowship Open Forum to learn more about MLA's RTI Fellowship Program and its strengths!

Blog link: Featured Articles

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Virtual Library Scavenger Hunt

By: Kathryn Vela

Thu November 16, 2023

What did your library do to raise awareness during National Medical Librarians Month? St. Luke’s Library in Boise, Idaho, offered the opportunity to learn more about library services and resources through a virtual library scavenger hunt.

Blog link: Announcements

RTI Research Spotlight: Assessing Health Information Literacy Among Nursing Students Across Three Learning Environments

By: Ying Zhong

Thu November 16, 2023

Discover where nursing students shine and where they need support in utilizing library services. From confidence levels to information-seeking behaviors, Ying Zhong's findings shed light on key insights for enhancing health Information Literacy (IL).

Blog link: RTI News

Gifts and Gratitude: Sharing the Gift of Creativity, November 15

By: Lorin K. Jackson

Thu November 9, 2023

Connection. Inspiration. Wellness. The Be Well MLA initiative invites you to join us for a community-centered, virtual opportunity. Join us for our upcoming session: Gifts and Gratitude: Sharing the Gift of Creativity.

Blog link: Announcements

Cunningham Memorial International Fellowship – Now Seeking Applications

By: Tiffany Garrett, AHIP

Thu November 2, 2023

MLA is seeking applications for the Cunningham Memorial International Fellowship. Learn more and apply today!

Blog link: Announcements

2023 Research Related Grants and Fellowships Recipients

By: MLA Headquarters

Thu October 19, 2023

MLA supports members by offering a variety of funding opportunities which support practicing health sciences librarians to pursue research in the field of health sciences librarianship and information sciences. Congratulations to the 2023 recipients!

Blog link: Announcements

Hitch Your Star to the 2024-25 Rising Stars Leadership Program! Deadline: October 15, 2023

By: Barry Grant

Thu October 12, 2023

Apply today for MLA Rising Stars Leadership Program! The application deadline is October 15, 2023.

Blog link: Announcements

Act Now to Nominate a Colleague for MLA Awards and Honors

By: MLA Headquarters

Thu October 5, 2023

Participate in recognizing outstanding medical librarians and their contributions. Nominate someone today!

Blog link: Announcements

How to Celebrate National Medical Librarians Month

By: Tomi Gunn

Thu October 5, 2023

National Medical Librarians Month (NMLM) is an annual observance that recognizes and appreciates the critical role that health information professionals play in healthcare, research, and education. Learn how you can celebrate this month!

Blog link: Announcements

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How to Celebrate National Medical Librarians Month

By: Tomi Gunn

Thu October 5, 2023

National Medical Librarians Month (NMLM) is an annual observance that recognizes and appreciates the critical role that health information professionals play in healthcare, research, and education. Learn how you can celebrate this month!

Blog link: Announcements

I Am MLA: Elizabeth Blake

By: Elizabeth Sunny Blake, AHIP

Thu September 28, 2023

Meet the latest I Am MLA spotlight! Get to know Elizabeth Blake.

Blog link: I Am MLA (public)

Connecting Clinicians Searching the Open Web with Library Resources (Sponsored by Third Iron)

By: MLA Headquarters

Thu September 28, 2023

Free webinar! Space is limited so register today for the LibKey Nomad webinar all about connecting open web researchers to the full text. Don't miss out!

Blog link: Vendor Webinars

Doing More While Avoiding Burnout: Helping Medical Librarians Balance Emerging Demands (Sponsored by Wolters Kluwer)

By: MLA Headquarters

Thu September 21, 2023

Don't miss this free Wolters Kluwer webinar! We will discuss medical librarian needs, avoiding burnout, and so much more on October 4, 2023 from Noon to 1:30 p.m., central time.

Blog link: Vendor Webinars

Seeking Nominations for the T. Mark Hodges International Service Award

By: Erin Elizabeth Ware

Thu September 21, 2023

Do you know someone who has made an outstanding contribution in promoting, enabling, and/or delivering improvements in the quality of health information internationally, through the development of health information professionals, the improvement of libraries, or an increased use of health informati

Blog link: Announcements

Last Chance to Sign Up for Virtual Colleague Connection!

By: Jana Liebermann

Thu September 21, 2023

Sign up for Colleague Connection today! Take part in a mentoring program that will benefit you for years to come. New members will be paired with experienced members or fellow new colleagues to learn and grow in substantial ways.

Blog link: Announcements

Don't You Know a Notable?

By: Sally Gore

Thu September 21, 2023

Nominate a person or group who has influenced the direction, mission, and values of MLA. Use your input to nominate a notable now!

Blog link: Announcements

MLA International Awards, Scholarships, and Fellowships

By: MLA Headquarters

Thu September 21, 2023

MLA is now seeking submissions for its 2024 international-focused awards, scholarships, and fellowships.

Blog link: Announcements

MLA 2023 Achievement Awards

By: MLA Headquarters

Thu September 21, 2023

Join us in honoring MLA members who exhibit significant excellence in the areas of teaching, mentoring, and volunteering at the local, regional, and national level.

Blog link: Announcements

Celebrating Linda Walton, FMLA: Recipient of the 2023 Marcia C. Noyes Award

By: MLA Headquarters

Thu September 14, 2023

Linda Walton stands as an exemplar of excellence, dedicated service, and visionary leadership. After an illustrious 38-year career, Walton has been honored with the esteemed 2023 Marcia C. Noyes Award by the Medical Library Association (MLA).

Blog link: Announcements

Fall MLA Hypothesis Issue Published

By: Danielle Aloia

Thu September 14, 2023

Hypothesis is publishing its second issue in one year, which we have not done in six years! We thank everyone involved for their hard work, dedication, and support in publishing this timely research!

We happily announce the publication of Vol. 35, No. 2 of Hypothesis: researc

Blog link: Announcements

Join the First Be Well MLA Wednesday: Pens, Planners, and Productivity: Organizing Your Thoughts for Back to Work & School

By: Shannon D Jones, AHIP, FMLA

Thu September 7, 2023

The Be Well MLA initiative promotes wellness and well-being among members of the Medical Library Association. MLA members are invited to participate in the Be Well Wednesday series every month. Join the kickoff of the 2024 series.

Blog link: Announcements

Coming Soon! The Next Iteration of the MLA Research Agenda

By: Jonathan Eldredge, AHIP, FMLA

Thu August 31, 2023

Have you ever wished that the research reported in journals and at conferences related better to your own practice? Do you wish that there was more such research? 

Blog link: Announcements

Why You Should Apply to Become a ‘24-’25 Rising Star

By: Stephanie M. Swanberg, AHIP

Thu August 31, 2023

If you aspire to a leadership role in MLA and you want to develop your leadership skills and knowledge, you should apply to become one of the four ‘24-’25 Rising Stars!

Blog link: Announcements

Connect with a New Mentor or Mentee! Sign Up for Virtual Colleague Connection Today!

By: Jana Liebermann

Thu August 17, 2023

Join Colleague Connection, MLA's mentoring program pairing new members with experienced members or fellow new colleagues. Sign up by September 21 to be considered for a match.

Blog link: Announcements

Ever Thought of Authoring or Editing a Book?

By: Heather Jett, AHIP

Thu July 27, 2023

The MLA Books Panel is always looking for authors and editors for new publications. Have you considered authoring or editing a book but have trepidation over what it might involve?

Blog link: Announcements

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JMLA Spotlight: "PubMed’s core clinical journals filter: redesigned for contemporary clinical impact and utility"

By: Michele Klein-Fedyshin, AHIP, FMLA

Thu July 13, 2023

Welcome to JMLA Spotlight! Time to catch up on what you may have missed and read about an article in JMLA's most recent issue.

Blog link: Announcements

Submit Virtual Projects for JMLA Virtual Projects Section by August 31, 2023

By: Emily J. Hurst

Thu July 13, 2023

The Journal of the Medical Library Association (JMLA) Virtual Projects Section Advisory Committee is seeking technology projects in health sciences libraries for the 2024 JMLA Virtual Projects Section.

Blog link: Announcements

RTI Fellow Awarded Grant to Study Disempowering Terminology in Online Patient Education Materials for People With Type 1 Diabetes

By: Susan Lessick, AHIP, FMLA

Thu July 6, 2023

This spring, Lisa Acuff, AHIP, in collaboration with three other information professionals, two from the University of New Mexico’s Health Sciences Center, and one from the University of Kansas Libraries, were awarded the MLA's Research, Development, and Demonstration Project Grant.

Blog link: RTI News

Medical Reference Services Quarterly Announces New Editor in Chief, Call for Reviewers, Submissions

By: Molly Knapp, AHIP

Thu June 29, 2023

Medical Reference Services Quarterly (MRSQ) is seeking submissions for volume 42(4), with a deadline of September 10 and beyond. If you are interested in serving on the MRSQ Editorial Board, or as a section editor for Informatics Education, please contact Molly Knapp.

Blog link: Announcements

Bibliotherapy for Stress Management: A Wellness Intervention for First Year Medical Students

By: Rebecca Anne Morin

Wed June 28, 2023

The results of this study provide a foundation for building a more comprehensive bibliotherapy program at the Hirsh Health Sciences Library. Read on!

Blog link: Announcements

Be a Living Library Book!

By: Kelsa Bartley, AHIP

Wed June 28, 2023

Do you have a story to tell? Would you like an opportunity to dispel some of the stereotypes by talking about your lived experiences in a safe space? Sign up to be a living book and get the conversation started!

Blog link: Announcements

MLA | SLA '23 Annual Conference Research Awards

By: Lindsay E Blake, AHIP

Thu June 22, 2023

Congratulations to the award-winning research papers and posters from MLA | SLA ’23 Annual Conference held in Detroit, Michigan! The MLA Research Caucus is pleased to announce the winners for best research papers and posters presented at the MLA | SLA '23.

Blog link: MLA | SLA '23: Looking Back, Forging Ahead

Community Events Are the Heart of MLA

By: Adela V. Justice, AHIP

Thu June 15, 2023

One of the most rewarding parts of attending conferences in person are the chances to make face to face connections, which are so valuable, and which cannot be replicated online. Adela Justice recaps the value of community events hosted at MLA | SLA '23 in Detroit.

Blog link: MLA | SLA '23: Looking Back, Forging Ahead

Janet Doe Lecture MLA | SLA ’23

By: Annabelle Holt

Thu June 8, 2023

The MLA | SLA '23 Janet Doe Lecture, presented by Michelle Kraft, AHIP, FMLA, touched on the important role medical librarians have in disseminating misinformation, disinformation, and fake news for our users and healthcare communities.

Blog link: MLA | SLA '23: Looking Back, Forging Ahead

Follow Up to the MLA Annual Meeting

By: Helen-Ann Brown Epstein, AHIP, FMLA

Thu June 1, 2023

Check out the many ways to further explore MLA and networking opportunities post-conference!

Blog link: MLA | SLA '23: Looking Back, Forging Ahead

Data Librarianship at MLA | SLA '23

By: CJ Garcia, AHIP

Thu June 1, 2023

Many in data librarianship share the same challenges and concerns. Learn how CJ Garcia came to MLA | SLA '23 with questions and left with some answers to further data librarianship and reassurance of the community.

Blog link: MLA | SLA '23: Looking Back, Forging Ahead

Highlights of MLA | SLA '23

By: Brandon Patterson

Thu June 1, 2023

Unpack the annual conference with Brandon Patterson.

Blog link: MLA | SLA '23: Looking Back, Forging Ahead

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Highlights of MLA | SLA '23

By: Brandon Patterson

Thu June 1, 2023

Unpack the annual conference with Brandon Patterson.

Blog link: MLA | SLA '23: Looking Back, Forging Ahead

Joseph Leiter Lecture with Craig Robertson

By: Katie Gstalder, AHIP

Thu May 25, 2023

Craig Robertson, PhD, gave us a look into the history of information in his Joseph Leiter Lecture. His upcoming book is about the vertical filing cabinet, and its role in information management as well as the growth of information.

Blog link: MLA | SLA '23: Looking Back, Forging Ahead

Terri Givens: The John P. McGovern Lecture at MLA | SLA '23

By: Angela N. Murrell

Thu May 25, 2023

Terri Givens spoke to MLA | SLA '23 attendees about her book Radical Empathy: Finding a Path to Bridging Racial Divides as the John P. McGovern Lecture. Givens touched on her personal story, the six important principles of practicing radical empathy, how leaders can make change, and more.

Blog link: MLA | SLA '23: Looking Back, Forging Ahead

Meet-ups and Exploring at the MLA Connections and Anniversary Booth

By: Kimberly R. Powell

Thu May 25, 2023

Couldn't make it to MLA | SLA '23 in person or visit the MLA booth in the exhibit hall? Kimberly Powell has got you covered.

Blog link: MLA | SLA '23: Looking Back, Forging Ahead

Intentional Conferencing: What I Learned From MLA | SLA '23 on the Subject of AI

By: Shannon Marisol Yarbrough, AHIP

Thu May 25, 2023

What did you learn at MLA | SLA '23? Hear from Shannon Yarbrough on specific topics and sessions Shannon was inspired by. If you weren't able to attend, be sure to check this post out!

Blog link: MLA | SLA '23: Looking Back, Forging Ahead

Contributed Content Offers Something for Everyone

By: Liz Morris

Thu May 25, 2023

Take a walk through MLA | SLA '23 contributed content with Liz Morris as she shares her experience at the annual conference.

Blog link: MLA | SLA '23: Looking Back, Forging Ahead

MLA Celebrates its 125th Anniversary at MLA | SLA '23

By: Kimberly R. Powell

Thu May 25, 2023

The Medical Library Association's 125th anniversary was honored at MLA | SLA '23 in multiple ways. Read on to experience it yourself (and perhaps learn more about MLA in the process)!

Blog link: MLA | SLA '23: Looking Back, Forging Ahead

Intentional Conferencing: Tips for the Virtual MLA | SLA '23 Attendee

By: Shannon Marisol Yarbrough, AHIP

Thu May 18, 2023

Make the most out of your virtual experience at MLA | SLA '23 and plan your schedule with intention! All registered attendees will be able to access on-demand content for a year after the meeting.

Blog link: MLA | SLA '23: Looking Back, Forging Ahead

How to Submit an Article for MLAConnect

By: Christine Willis, AHIP

Thu May 18, 2023

If you’re not familiar with MLAConnect, it is the weekly newsletter of the latest MLA blog articles, updates, upcoming events, and more. We love to hear from members and want to share your projects, accomplishments, and items of interest that you find useful. Here's how you can submit an article.

Blog link: Announcements

Revisiting All Things Detroit

By: Stephanie M. Swanberg, AHIP

Wed May 17, 2023

Everything you need to know about Detroit for MLA | SLA '23 is here in one place. We can't wait to see you there!

Blog link: MLA | SLA '23: Looking Back, Forging Ahead

Read MLA's 2022-2023 Annual Reports

By: Kevin Baliozian

Thu May 11, 2023

MLA Annual Reports for the 2022–2023 association year are now available for viewing by all MLA members. 

Blog link: Announcements

Tips for MLA | SLA ’23 Attendees: A Twitter Conversation

By: MLA Headquarters

Thu May 11, 2023

Get the most out of your time at MLA | SLA ’23! We have compiled a list of Twitter tips from seasoned attendees thanks to Peter Johnson (@libraryvines).

Blog link: MLA | SLA '23: Looking Back, Forging Ahead

Don’t Forget to Pack for Detroit

By: Helen-Ann Brown Epstein, AHIP, FMLA

Thu May 11, 2023

Knowing what to pack for MLA | SLA '23 can be tough. Let us help you!

Blog link: MLA | SLA '23: Looking Back, Forging Ahead

Tips to Prepare for MLA | SLA '23 as a First-Time Attendee

By: Annabelle Holt

Thu May 11, 2023

Annual conference jitters? Follow these wonderful tips and tricks to help you tackle the annual conference like a pro.

Blog link: MLA | SLA '23: Looking Back, Forging Ahead

2023 President’s Awards

By: Shannon D Jones, AHIP, FMLA

Thu May 11, 2023

The MLA President’s Award is presented to an MLA member or group of members for notable and important contributions made during the past association year. MLA is pleased to share the names of the 2023 President’s Award recipients.

Blog link: Announcements

Join Us for Virtual NNLM Day Ahead of MLA | SLA '23

By: MLA Headquarters

Tue May 9, 2023

Each NNLM Region and Center will provide an update and a look forward during a pre-MLA virtual event on Thursday, May 11, 2023.

Blog link: MLA | SLA '23: Looking Back, Forging Ahead

Shifting into Second Gear: The 2nd Symposium on Collection Development & Resource Sharing: Meet the Presenters, Part 6

By: Michael A. Wood

Thu May 4, 2023

Every week until MLA | SLA '23 in Detroit, we'll profile the experts leading each of the six Collection Development & Resource Sharing Symposium sessions by sharing their answers to questions about themselves and their session. This week we end the series. Take a look!

Blog link: MLA | SLA '23: Looking Back, Forging Ahead

Transportation Tips: Getting to and Around Detroit

By: Meghan McGowan

Thu May 4, 2023

As you plan your trip to MLA/SLA ‘23, transportation is key! We’ve compiled this list of transportation options and tips to help you navigate between the airport, two conference hotels, and conference center while also exploring the city!

Getting Here: Tran

Blog link: MLA | SLA '23: Looking Back, Forging Ahead

MLA | SLA '23 Continuing Education: Meet Heather Holmes, the Instructor of “Research for the Non-Researcher”

By: Barry Grant

Thu April 27, 2023

In the weeks leading up to MLA | SLA '23 in Detroit, we’ll profile the conference continuing education instructors and their courses. We end the series this week with Heather Holmes, AHIP.

Blog link: MLA | SLA '23: Looking Back, Forging Ahead

Detroit’s Greatest Hits: Drinks & Desserts

By: Stephanie M. Swanberg, AHIP

Thu April 27, 2023

As a continuation of our previous dining post, this last Detroit’s Greatest Hits featurette highlights the drinks and sweet treats of Detroit! Be sure to sample some of these local favorites during your time in the city!

Blog link: MLA | SLA '23: Looking Back, Forging Ahead

Shifting into Second Gear: The 2nd Symposium on Collection Development & Resource Sharing: Meet the Presenters, Part 5

By: Michael A. Wood

Thu April 27, 2023

Every week until MLA | SLA '23 in Detroit, we profile the experts leading each of the six Symposium sessions by sharing their answers to questions about themselves and their session.

Blog link: MLA | SLA '23: Looking Back, Forging Ahead

Shifting into Second Gear: The 2nd Symposium on Collection Development & Resource Sharing: Meet the Presenters, Part 4

By: Michael A. Wood

Thu April 20, 2023

Every week until MLA | SLA '23 in Detroit, we'll profile the experts leading each of the six Collection Development & Resource Sharing Symposium sessions by sharing their answers to questions about themselves and their session.

Blog link: MLA | SLA '23: Looking Back, Forging Ahead

MLA | SLA '23 Continuing Education: Meet Robert Holley, the Instructor of “Developing a Collection for All Your Patrons: A Workshop on Writing a Collection Development Policy”

By: Barry Grant

Thu April 20, 2023

In the weeks leading up to MLA | SLA '23 in Detroit, we’ll profile instructors and their courses. This week, Robert Holley, the instructor of Developing a Collection for All Your Patrons: A Workshop on Writing a Collection Development Policy, shares his recommendations for things to do in Detroit.

Blog link: MLA | SLA '23: Looking Back, Forging Ahead

Seeking Mentors and Mentees for Colleague Connection at MLA | SLA '23

By: Timothy L Kenny

Thu April 20, 2023

Sign up as a mentor or mentee for this year's Colleague Connection. Learn and grow by being exposed to new perspectives, building a larger network, and possibly helping others! Challenge yourself by joining Colleague Connection at MLA | SLA '23.

Blog link: MLA | SLA '23: Looking Back, Forging Ahead

Detroit’s Greatest Hits: Dining Recommendations in the Motor City

By: Stephanie M. Swanberg, AHIP

Wed April 19, 2023

Two LAC members who live and work in the area present our dining recommendations in this latest Detroit’s Greatest Hits post. Detroit’s past is a telling indicator of the variety of cuisines that can be found in the present. Familiar and exotic choices abound!

Blog link: MLA | SLA '23: Looking Back, Forging Ahead

MLA | SLA '23 Continuing Education: Meet Catherine Soehner, the Instructor of “Conducting Difficult Conversations”

By: Barry Grant

Thu April 13, 2023

In the weeks leading up to MLA | SLA '23 in Detroit, we’ll profile instructors and their courses. This week meet Catherine Soehner, the instructor of Conducting Difficult Conversations: Improving Workplace Effectiveness, Relationships, and Satisfaction.

Blog link: MLA | SLA '23: Looking Back, Forging Ahead

Career Support Available at MLA | SLA '23. Sign up today!

By: Alexandria Leigh Brackett

Thu April 13, 2023

The MLA Professional Recruitment and Retention Committee (PRRC) is pleased to sponsor the onsite MLA /SLA ’23 Resume Clinic for all conference attendees. Reviewees: Sign up now!

Blog link: MLA | SLA '23: Looking Back, Forging Ahead

Shifting into Second Gear: The 2nd Symposium on Collection Development & Resource Sharing: Meet the Presenters, Part 3

By: Michael A. Wood

Wed April 12, 2023

Every week until MLA | SLA '23 in Detroit, we'll profile the experts leading each of the six Collection Development & Resource Sharing Symposium sessions by sharing their answers to questions about themselves and their session.

Blog link: MLA | SLA '23: Looking Back, Forging Ahead

Call for MLA | SLA '23 Experience Blog Writers

By: Rian Debner, AHIP

Wed April 12, 2023

Share your MLA | SLA ’23 Experience with the wider MLA membership by signing up to be a writer during the meeting, virtually or in-person! Our goal is to get coverage of as many happenings at MLA | SLA ’23 and are looking for volunteers to write MLAConnect articles and social media posts.

Blog link: MLA | SLA '23: Looking Back, Forging Ahead

Your Controlled Digital Lending (CDL) Questions Could Be Debated at MLA | SLA '23!

By: Sarah McClung

Thu April 6, 2023

The Special Program Committee needs your input! Please submit questions at the link provided and vote for your favorite submissions by 4/14.

Blog link: MLA | SLA '23: Looking Back, Forging Ahead

NIH Virtual Listening Session

By: MLA Headquarters

Thu April 6, 2023

NIH will host a virtual, public listening session to hear community feedback on the NIH Plan to Enhance Public Access to the Results of NIH-Supported Research (NIH Public Access Plan). The NIH Public Access Plan is currently available for public comment through a Request for Information.

Blog link: Announcements

Shifting Into Second Gear: The 2nd Symposium on Collection Development & Resource Sharing: Meet the Presenters, Part 2

By: Michael A. Wood

Thu April 6, 2023

Every week until MLA | SLA '23 in Detroit, we'll profile the experts leading each of the six Collection Development & Resource Sharing Symposium sessions by sharing their answers to questions about themselves and their session.

Blog link: MLA | SLA '23: Looking Back, Forging Ahead

Career Support Available at MLA/SLA '23. Sign up today!

By: Alexandria Leigh Brackett

Thu March 30, 2023

The MLA Professional Recruitment and Retention Committee (PRRC) is pleased to sponsor the onsite MLA /SLA ’23 Resume Clinic for all conference attendees.

Blog link: MLA | SLA '23: Looking Back, Forging Ahead

Shifting Into Second Gear: The 2nd Symposium on Collection Development & Resource Sharing: Meet the Presenters, Part 1

By: Michael A. Wood

Thu March 30, 2023

Every week until MLA | SLA '23 in Detroit, we will profile the experts leading each of the six Symposium sessions by sharing their answers to questions about themselves and their session.

Blog link: MLA | SLA '23: Looking Back, Forging Ahead

Detroit's Greatest Hits: Architecture & Outdoor Sightseeing Opportunities

By: Stephanie M. Swanberg, AHIP

Thu March 30, 2023

In addition to the many museums, libraries, and live music venues we highlighted in our previous blog posts, this issue of Detroit’s Greatest Hits features the architectural and outdoor sightseeing opportunities to explore while you're visiting the city!
 

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Blog link: MLA | SLA '23: Looking Back, Forging Ahead

MLA as Your Professional Home

By: Aidy Weeks

Thu March 23, 2023

MLA is an association of opportunities, because of its members. We’ve come a long way and have a long way to go, but together we can continue to make those improvements. So how will you take the association to the next level?

Blog link: Full Speed Ahead

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