September 2010

Sep. 10: Teen Read Week registration closes Sept. 20

Sep. 10: Polls close Sept. 17 for YALSA’s Teens’ Top Ten

Sep. 10: "Fundamentals" web courses from ALCTS this fall

Sep. 10: E-forums from ALCTS this fall

Sep. 10: Being an effective technology mentor for young people

Sep. 9: ACRL releases Value of Academic Libraries report

Sep. 9: Fall webinars announced by ALCTS

Sep. 9: Freedom to Read Foundation awards seven Judith Krug Fund grants for Banned Books Week events

Sep. 8: ALSC announces exceptional websites for children

Sep. 8: An updated historical survey of YA literature

Sep. 7: Booklist kicks off the fall and school year with timely new content

Sep. 7: ALCTS seeking 2011 Innovation Awards nominations

Sep. 7: Deadline extended for ASCLA professional development proposals

Sep. 7: @ your library website highlights new content on Louis Armstrong, Library Card Sign- up Month, a library for your health and ‘how the library helped me during tough economic times’

Sep. 7: Celebrate the value of libraries and literacy this September

Sep. 7: Fall e-Learning from ACRL

Sep. 7: Nominations accepted through Dec. 15 for the Sara Jaffarian Award

Sep. 3: St. Louis County Library System to host 2011 Arbuthnot Lecture

Sep. 3: Two visionary AASL members win AASL Thinkfinity Zmuda challenge

Sep. 3: ALSC members invited to “FLIP” out over family reading

Sep. 3: AASL sponsors two Spectrum Scholars to attend national institute

Sep. 3: ALA Editions offering print/e-book bundles of popular titles

Sep. 3: AASL executive director elected strategic council chair of national organization

Sep. 3: ALCTS 2011 Ross Atkinson Award nominations sought

Sep. 3: ALCTS seeking 2011 Continuing Resources Awards candidates

Sep. 2: Dec. 1 deadline for ALCTS 2011 Publication Awards

Sep. 2: ALTAFF and Nordstrom to award 20 matching Books for Babies grants; applications due Sept. 15

Sep. 2: Search for ALCTS 2011 Professional Recognition Awards nominations

Sep. 2: ALCTS 2011 Preservation Awards nominations sought

Sep. 1: YALSA chooses 2010-2012 Teens' Top Ten book groups