Mark your calendars for the upcoming 28th EQS Symposium scheduled for May 30, 2024, hosted at the Hubert H. Humphrey School of Public Affairs. Stay tuned as we unveil further information, such as registration details and the conference agenda. Additionally, the EQS Committee invites proposals for 45-minute conference presentations for this year's symposium.
Professional Development News
Registration ends very soon for the Minitex/Minnesota Digital Library-sponsored virtual class Basics of AV Preservation. The class will be presented by Alyssa Magnone from the Northeast Document Conservation Center (NEDCC) on March 5th, 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. If you have audiovisual materials in your collection such as cassettes, VHS, or reel-to-reel film this is for you!
Sometimes projects fail or take an unexpected turn. It happens, and more often than we want to admit. What were some of your lessons learned from projects that didn’t go as planned? Come ready to share successful strategies to help bring the project to close.
What do you struggle with the most as a project manager? Come ready to share your experiences and lessons learned.
Registration for the Minitex Conversation: Project Management in Collection Development, will be closing soon. We are partnering with Nicole Olila (Quatrefoil Library) and Carla Pfahl (Minitex) for this conversation about Project Management in Collection Development.
In this special edition of the Minitex Conversation Collection Development series, we are collaborating with folks from the Technical Services Section (TSS) of the Minnesota Library Association. We will talk about diversity audits with two teams of librarians: Naomi Skulan and Peter Bremer from University of Minnesota Morris, and Christie Kess and Christian Koegel from Dakota County Library.
Submit a proposal for Carleton College's free Day of Digital Humanities conference, to be held on May 31, 2024.
Minitex’s Professional Development Alliance Partner NCLIVE is offering a Marketing Learning Series featuring librarians who excel in marketing, social media management, and creative programming.
The SAA course, Arrangement and Description: Fundamentals, is coming to Minneapolis April 18-19, hosted by the Minneapolis Institute of Art. Register by March 18 to receive the early-bird registration rate!
Do you work with born-digital materials or are you curious to learn more about how others work with them? Register and join us for an in-person Bit Curator Forum satellite event at the University of Minnesota to meet with like-minded folks. Our FREE local programming will occur on day 2 of the Forum, March 20, at Andersen Library on the west bank of the University of Minnesota Twin Cities campus.
Strengthening the knowledge, skills, and efficiency of staff in libraries throughout the Minitex region