Engage with ALSC
Your participation in ALSC brings meaningful change to the profession and your career. From serving on an award committee to writing an article for ALSC, there are many ways to get involved and participate, both online and onsite! We're always open to new ideas, so please send them our way!
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Participation
There's a place for you with ALSC! Regardless of your expertise or background, you can find a way to participate. Here are some ideas to get you started!
Service
- Submit a Committee Volunteer Form
- Write for the ALSC Blog or Children & Libraries
- Become a mentor or mentee in the ALSC Mentoring Program
- Represent ALSC in the ALSC Roadshow
Professional Development & Education
- Participate in continuing education and online learning
- Sign up for a student session
Advocacy
- Take part in Take Action Tuesday
- Register a Día program
- Participate in virtual National Library Legislative Day
Networking & Connections
- Come to an ALSC Community Forum
- Tweet your ideas in an #alscchat Twitter discussion
- Join in the conversation on ALSC-L
- Sign up for the Every Child Ready to Read Ning
Recognition
- Apply for a scholarship, grant, or award
- Volunteer to be the ALSC Blog Member of the Month
- Submit a proposal to present at a conference
- Send in your personal, career news and program ideas to ALSC Matters!
- Enter an ALSC Blog or Facebook contest
- Create a program video and submit it to the ALSC YouTube page
ALSC Update
Want ALSC information sent directly to your inbox? ALSC Update reaches thousands of librarians, educators, and library school students with timely content that links directly to ALSC events, programs, and services. All emails are optimized for mobile viewing. ALSC Update is sent out the first Wednesday of every month.
New Member Forum
On Wed., April 23, 2014, ALSC held a new member forum on ways to get involved with ALSC. Hosted by former ALSC Membership Chair Amanda Roberson and former ALSC Membership Manager Dan Bostrom, this live forum was presented for new members, prospective members, and anyone interested in participation. Access to the forum's recorded webcast is free and open to the public. Or you can view the slides from this event.
