Call for Program Proposals

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Date: Wed, 15 Jan 2003
From: Campos, Brigida (Pasadena Public Library) <bcampos_at_ci.pasadena.ca.us>
Subject: Call for Program Proposals

Good Morning,

I am on the Program sub-committee for the 2004 Public Library Assoc.
National Conference in Seattle, Washington from February 24 - 28.

WE ARE LOOKING FOR MORE TECHNICAL SERVICES PROGRAMMING.

I have read previous postings describing some of the discussion groups that
will occur during ALA Mid-Winter and I think almost any one of these topics
could be developed into a program for PLA 2004.

As a public library person, I am very interested in hearing from both public
and academic librarians for different perspectives and strategies.

At this time, proposals must be sponsored by an ALA committee, division or
affiliate and must be submitted online by January 31, 2003.

Feel free to contact me for information at: bcampos_at_ci.pasadena.ca.us

Here is the official announcement from PLA:

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PLA 2004 National Conference Call for Program Proposals

The PLA 10th National Conference will be held February 24-28, 2004 in
Seattle, Washington.  The Program Subcommittee is seeking
proposals for programs and pre-conferences to be held at the National
Conference.  All programs are 75 minutes long.  Pre-conferences can be
one-half day, one-day or one-and-a-half days long.

All proposals must be entered using the online form available on PLA's
web site at http://www.pla.org/conference/conf04/proposal.html.  Faxed
or mailed proposals will not be accepted.  Please read the detailed
instructions on the web site carefully before entering your proposal
information.

The deadline for entering proposal information for programs sponsored by
ALA/PLA committees, divisions, or affiliates only is January 31, 2003.
After this date, the online form will no longer be available on the PLA
web site.  Program organizers will be notified of acceptance or
rejection beginning in February 2003.

Proposals for Talk Tables-loosely moderated round-table discussions- have a
later deadline in the summer.

PLA is a division of the American Library Association.

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