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Breaking News: NLM Returns to MLA ’26
Submitted by: Shenita Peterson and Emily Glenn The 2026 National Program Committee is thrilled to announce the return of the National Library of Medicine (NLM)
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MLA Endorses NIH Funding Recommendation
Submitted by: Ryan Harris The MLA/AAHSL Joint Legislation Committee worked with MLA Leadership to get support for the Ad Hoc Group for Medical Research’s recommendation
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Saving the Best for Last! Attend the MLA AI Prompt-A-Thon at MLA ’26
Submitted by: Marie Ascher A special event is happening at MLA in Milwaukee this year. On Friday, May 22 at 1:00 p.m., the AI Imperative
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Explore Innovation on the Expo Floor at MLA ‘26
Showcasing the Latest Technology in Health Information One of the most dynamic ways to discover what’s new in health sciences librarianship at MLA ’26 is
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Generative AI in Action: Practical Strategies at MLA ’26 — Hands On CE Course
Submitted by: Debra Cavanaugh Rather than chasing every new AI tool or headline, this hands‑on course helps librarians build durable, transferable skills for evaluating and
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Clarifying Critical Appraisal: How AI Can Help Librarians and Students Read Research
Submitted by: Molly Montgomery Critical appraisal of research is a core skill for many health sciences librarians and for those we serve. Despite its importance,
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An SCMLA Early Career Librarians Initiative Event: Open Shelf Conversations with Margaret Ansell, MLIS, AHIP-S
Submitted: Jessica Diaz Get ready for candid stories, real talk, and wisdom from the pros. This informal, story-driven series will feature experienced health sciences librarians sharing
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Essential Searching Skills for Librarians on Systematic Review Teams at MLA ’26 — Hands On CE Course
Submitted by: Debra Cavanaugh If you will be part of a systematic review team—or if you already conduct systematic review searches and want to hone
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Submit Your 2025–2026 MLA Leadership Report by April 15
MLA leaders are required to submit reports twice each year. The annual report captures your group’s activities since the annual conference in May 2025 and
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Sneak Peek of the MLA ’26 Accepted Posters
Submitted by: Shenita Peterson We’re pleased to share that contributed posters and lightning talks have been accepted for MLA ’26! Lightning talks will be featured
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Caucus Members: Cast your Votes!
Submitted by: Dede Rios MLA’s incredible members have once again come together for this year’s elections, helping to shape the future of our association. Even
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Bringing Comfort to Children in Foster Care through My Very Own Blanket
Submitted by: Karen Hanus MLA ’26 Local Service Project: My Very Own Blanket Each year, the Medical Library Association selects a local service project that
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A Personal Introduction from MLA’s Executive Director
Submitted by: Katrina Holland The Medical Library Association is pleased to share a brief introductory message from Executive Director Katrina Holland. In this video, Katrina
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MLA Election Is Now Open
The MLA Election is officially open, and we invite you to take part. This is your opportunity to help choose MLA’s next leaders and ensure
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Say What Now? A Guide to Milwaukee & Wisconsin Sayings
Submitted by: Anne L. Snieg I moved to Milwaukee almost 25 years ago and can attest to the fact that Milwaukee and Wisconsin in general
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NNLM Grant Opportunity Forecasts
The Network of the National Library of Medicine, or NNLM, connects communities across the country to trusted health information, training, and funding opportunities that improve
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Build Stronger Grant Proposals at MLA ’26 — Hands On CE Course
External funding is more essential than ever for libraries—but many librarians are expected to pursue grants without formal training or institutional support. At MLA ’26:
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Invitation to Participate in a Study
Submitted by: Kerry Dhakal I, Kerry Dhakal, MAA, MLS, would like to invite you to participate in a study to learn about the educational background
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MLA Election: Your Voice Matters
The MLA Election opens on March 3, 2026, giving you the opportunity to help shape the future of our association by selecting its next leaders.
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Welcome to Milwaukee – Site of Cultured Collaborations for MLA ’26!
Submitted by: Barbara Ruggeri It has been 71 years since MLA last met in Milwaukee, and while much has changed, the city still retains its charm and