Big Talk From Small Libraries 2014: Introduction to ARSL

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FORMER BOARDS
GROWING THE ORGANIZATION

2009 GATLINBURG, TN

2008 SACRAMENTO, CA

ARSL !!!
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“Anyone who
works in a small
or rural library
needs to take
advantage of
all that ARSL
has to offer.”

“It is always
great to meet
people who
share the same
problems as you.
You make great
friends and find
great resources.”

MEMBERSHIP RATES

ARSL

Other
Organizations

Membership
Development
Member Services

Executive

BOARD

Partnerships

(President, Vice President, Treasurer,
Secretary, Past President)

Conference
Governance
Finance
Nominating

“ARSL ROCKS!”

“You have
more
relevant
information
for small
and rural
libraries
than our
state
meetings
and PLA
combined.”

2007-Columbus, OH
2008-Sacramento, CA
2009-Gatlinburg, TN
2010-Denver, CO
2011-Frisco, TX
2012-Raleigh, NC
2013-Omaha, NE

Upcoming:
2014- Tacoma, WA
2015-Little Rock, AK
2016- VT / NH
2017-St. George, UT
2018- Illinois
2019 – MN / ND

September 4-6, 2014
Tacoma, Washington

JOIN US!

ARSL Conference
Scholarship Winners for
2013
Bernard Vavrek Scholarship
Michele Lawrence
Student at the University of
Alabama and library
assistant at North Suffolk
Public Library
Founders Scholarship
Kathy Hale
Director, Savonburg Public
Library
Ken Davenport Scholarship
Jennifer Milligan
Director, Sherrill-Kenwood
Free Library

Kansas Librarians arrive in Gatlinburg by bus!

Tena Hanson, President
thansonlibrarian@gmail.com

Donna Brice, VP/President Elect
dbrice@elancolibrary.org

Carolyn Petersen, 2014 Conference Chair
carolyn.petersen@sos.wa.gov

www.arsl.info

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