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CALM seeks participants from across LAMs who will contribute to a discussion about how well we are doing (or not doing) on the various fronts of employment, continuing education, collection development, descriptive practices, etc. We seek participants with different perspectives - from those new to the profession to experienced professionals and anyone in between. This panel will address what we are doing well and what we can do better in order for LAMs to become more inclusive environments. Discussion questions will be distributed to panelists prior to the meeting.
If you are interested in participating, please contact Lynette Stoudt by Friday, February 10th.
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