It’s time for NCSLA’s Annual Banquet! Join your friends and colleagues at Parizade Restaurant in Durham as we celebrate the past year and look forward to the next. After networking and dinner, we will have a short business meeting and present awards. Space is limited so register soon…this promises to be a memorable event that you won’t [...]

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The Librarian for Chemistry and Environmental Sciences actively engages with faculty, students, visiting scholars, and staff in the Chemistry department and in the Nicholas School of the Environment, as well as in chemistry and environmental science related fields, providing and promoting library resources and services that support their work. S/he provides specialized research assistance and [...]

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Each year the North Carolina Chapter of the Special Libraries Association (NCSLA) sponsors the Sara Aull Student Award.  This competition was initiated in 1981 to honor former member Sara Aull by promoting student participating in NCSLA.   Sara Aull served as editor of the NCSLA Bulletin from 1975 to 1981. She had been an active member [...]

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Thank you for registering for the 2012 NCSLA Annual Banquet. To complete your registration, please select the correct fee designation and submit your payment via PayPal. Payment must be received by Friday, November 26, 2012 and refunds are not possible after that date. If payment is made through Paypal under a different name than used [...]

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NCSLA greatly appreciates EBSCO’s generous sponsorship  of our September event, Creating the Future We Want – Featuring 2012 SLA President Brent  Mai. http://www.ebscohost.com Established in 1944, EBSCO is the world’s leading information agent providing consultative services and cutting-edge technology for managing and accessing quality content, including print and e-journals, e-packages, research databases, e-books and more. [...]

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On Friday, October 19th, the North Carolina Chapter of the Special Libraries Association will present, Staying Safe and Sane: Fair Use, Digitization, and Best Practices for Special Librarians. Three experts will share their insights during what promises to be a very informative program. The panel will consist of: -William Cross, Director, Copyright and Digital Scholarship Copyright and Digital Scholarship Center, NCSU [...]

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First Year Director Bios (alphabetical order) Susan Craft Susan Craft obtained her MSLS from UNC Chapel Hill in August 2012. Prior to that, she graduated from the University of Mississippi with degrees in English and French and minors in chemistry and math. While a student at UNC, she was an intern at the US Environmental [...]

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President-elect Bios (alphabetical order) Jeanne Hoover Jeanne Hoover is the Science Reference Librarian at East Carolina University. At East Carolina, Jeanne serves as the liaison librarian to the Departments of Biology, Chemistry, Neuroscience, Nutrition Science, and the College of Health and Human Performance. Originally from Pennsylvania, Jeanne has a M.L.I.S. from the University of Pittsburgh [...]

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Find numerous professional development opportunities, upcoming & past events, new member services, and updates from NCSLA president, Susan Forbes!  You can access the newsletter here or by going to the About Us section of our website.

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Are you in need of practical help navigating your job search? Do you need moral support and are willing to share your experiences with others who are in similar situations? Then the NCSLA Job Hunters’ Discussion Group is for you. This new group will be open to SLA members who are seasoned librarians actively looking [...]

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