ACRL - LPSS How to Join

About ACRL

What is ACRL

Membership

ACRL Board of Directors

Committees, Task Forces, and Discussion Groups

Resources for Working with ACRL

Join us!

We welcome interested librarians to join our efforts.

The Law and Political Science Section (LPSS) is a section of the Association of College and Research Libraries, which is a division of the American Library Association. The purpose of LPSS is to serve as an educational forum and information exchange for librarians with an interest or subject expertise in law or political science. Our activities include producing literature guides and resource reviews as well as sponsoring conference programs, discussion groups, a newsletter, and listserv.

For more information on joining LPSS
General information about joining LPSS can be found in our membership brochure (.pdf file).
For further information, consult the ACRL membership information page.
To volunteer for committees or other duties within the section,
please complete the volunteer form on the ACRL Volunteer Form web page (requires ALA login).

If you have not yet joined the American Library Association, you can also join LPSS when you submit your online ALA membership application for the first time. See the ALA membership information page for more information and a link to the online application form.

Last updated: July 7, 2008

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