Twenty-four state library associations (Chapters) now offer joint student membership with the American Library Association. If you're a student, this very minute is the perfect time to join ALA and your state library association for one low price of $35 through the ALA joint membership program.
Find out how to get involved in your association, your state library association, and your Student Chapter by learning more about ALA Student Membership!
Other than being in your favorite library and exploring all it has to offer, of course, another way to love libraries—and find more ways to support all libraries—is by joining fellow library lovers at I Love Libraries on Facebook—well over 46,800 strong!
Planning on being active in your association after you graduate? Great! For students, the best place to start being active and also gain leadership skills and more is through one of the 56 active ALA Student Chapters.
Twenty-four state library associations partner with ALA to offer students the opportunity to join them and ALA for one low price of $35, now through August 31, 2013.
Forty ALA student chapter members were nominated by their schools and were accepted to assist ALA staff during the 2013 ALA Annual Conference in Chicago.
Today is the perfect day to join the American Library Association and your state library association, especially since ALA offers three categories of joint memberships: Joint Student Membership, Joint Library Support Staff Membership, and Joint Trustee Membership.
Each Annual Conference ALA provides a great opportunity for 40 students engaged in ALA Student Chapters to participate in the Student-to-Staff Program.
The Library & Information Technology Association (LITA), a division of the American Library Association, is offering a special student registration rate to the 2012 LITA National Forum to a limited number of graduate students enrolled in ALA accredited programs. The Forum will be held October 5-7, 2012 at the Hyatt Regency in downtown Columbus, OH. To learn more about the
We surveyed the ALA Student Chapters this past March to determine how they use social networking tools, such as Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Tumblr, to connect with members and disseminate information. The results are now available in a PDF.
Student Member Blog 
