NWILL Conference Call for Proposals
by Kelsey Milner on 2024-02-16T11:14:00-05:00 | 0 Comments
The Northwest Inter-library Loan Conference planning committee recently sent out a call for proposals for their 2024 conference. The hybrid conference will be held September 18-20 in person at the University of Oregon and virtually on the Whova conference platform.
They welcome submissions from library professionals and paraprofessionals working in all types of libraries. Topics can be directly related or adjacent to interlibrary loan and library resource sharing. Preference may be given to presenters who will attend the conference in person.The conference has several session types available including real-time 45 minute sessions, short pre-recorded lightning sessions, real-time 60 minute panel discussions and in-person poster sessions.
They are particularly interested in submissions around the following topics:
- Budget Challenges and Logistics
- Controlled Digital Lending
- Serving underserved Populations
- Patron outreach / education
- Training / Position Documentation
- Censorship
- Copyright and CONTU alternatives
- Ebook ILL
- Statistics & Reporting
- Resource Sharing in Public Libraries
Conference registration fees are waived for presenters.The google form to submit proposals can be found here. Their deadline to submit proposals is Monday, March 25th.
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