IRRT's 60th Anniversary Endowment Campaign
Celebrating 60 Years of Service
Over the years the International Relations Round Table has provided opportunity for countless numbers of librarians to participate in global advancement of the profession. Round Table programs and receptions have been highlights of the association’s annual meetings.
- Tribute to the 60th Anniversary of IRRT (Word file)
Endowment Campaign Donations
2009 marks the 60th anniversary of the founding of the American Library Association's International Relations Round Table (IRRT). To celebrate the richness of relationships developed over the years between U.S. librarians and their colleagues abroad, and to provide a foundation for continued contribution by the Round Table to ALA's important role in international librarianship, the IRRT leadership is embarking on a Sixty campaign to create an IRRT endowment.In keeping with the campaign theme, we suggest a donation of $60, $600, or whatever amount you feel would be appropriate.
Make your tax deductible donation in either of the following ways:
- Credit card: Please visit the ALA Development Office page (1. click on the GIVEALA logo, 2. Enter your ALA Login number and password or create a new record, 3. Go to "ALA Round Tables", 4. Scroll down to International Relations Round Table-60th Anniversary Endowment Campaign, 5. Enter amount you wish to donate, 6. If finished, click the 'Checkout' box, 7. Review your transaction, 8. Click on "Add to basket", 9. Click on "Proceed with Checkout", 10. Enter your credit card information, 11. Click on 'Complete Order')
- Send a contribution by mail, using the printable mail-in form (PDF). Complete form to the attention of Delin Guerra at ALA's International Relations Office, 50 E. Huron Street, Chicago, IL 6011-2795, USA
IRRT 60th Anniversary Committee
Jordan M. Scepanski (IRRT Chair 1990-1991)
H. Lea Wells (IRRT Chair 2001-2002)
IRRT Sixty for Sixty Campaign Coordinating Committee Co-Chairs
IRRT Emerging Leaders
Thank to the The Emerging Leaders team for producing a commemorative program booklet for the 60th anniversary of the International Relations Round Table. Booklet will be available during the ALA Annual Conference and online (after conference).2009 IRRT EMERGING LEADERS
- Rachael DiEleuterio, Delaware Art Museum, Wilmington, Delaware
- Nadejda Iotova, Orange County Public Library, Garden Grove, California
- Zola Maddison, WebJunction.org, Seattle, Washington
- Sara Quinn Thompson, Mortenson Center, Urbana, Illinois
- Joan Weeks, Library of Congress, Washington, DC (IRRT Mentor)
