Student and Student Chapter Outreach Committee

The Student and Student Chapter Outreach Committee is charged with the task of developing and maintaining a network of individuals able to promote ALA and NMRT, to work with other NMRT and ALA recruitment efforts, to help keep student members informed of various NMRT activities, awards and scholarships, and to review/evaluate NMRT's student recruitment efforts. For more information on student chapters, please visit ALA’s Student Chapter Directory.

Speakers' Pool

Let us connect you! SASCO provides LIS students with the opportunity to have active NMRT and ALA members speak (virtually or in-person) about involvement in the Association and professional development topics. This is a wonderful opportunity for ALA's best and brightest to be ambassadors to the next generation of library leaders and to keep our professional organization viable. Any questions about the SASCO Speakers' Pool should be directed to the current chair (listed below).

2012 SASCO Newsletters

  • June 2012 (PDF)
  • May 2012 (PDF)
  • April 2012 (PDF)
  • March 2012 (PDF)
  • February 2012 (PDF)
  • January 2012 (PDF)

2011-2012 Committee Roster and Liaison Assignments

Each Student Chapter and/or degree granting institution has a SASCO liaison who is available to answer any questions about ALA or NMRT involvement. The committee members are listed below with their assigned schools.

Erin Dorney (Chair), eedorney@gmail.com

  1. Simmons College
  2. SUNY Albany
  3. SUNY Buffalo
  4. Syracuse University
  5. Long Island University
  6. Queens College, CUNY

Kate Kosturski (Assistant Chair), librariankate7578@gmail.com

  1. Southern Connecticut State University
  2. University of Missouri - Columbia
  3. University of Rhode Island
  4. Dalhousie University
  5. Rutgers University
  6. Pratt Institute

Alpha Selene DeLap, adelap@uw.edu

  1. San Jose State University
  2. University of California - Los Angeles
  3. McGill University
  4. University of Montreal
  5. University of Toronto
  6. University of British Columbia
  7. University of Alberta
  8. University of Western Ontario
  9. University of Hawaii
  10. University of Washington

Julie Teglovic, julie.teglovic@gmail.com

  1. University of Denver
  2. University of Puerto Rico
  3. Northeastern State University
  4. University of Kentucky
  5. Emporia State University
  6. University of Oklahoma

Kimberly Bloedel, kimberly-bloedel@uiowa.edu

  1. Dominican University
  2. University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign
  3. Indiana University
  4. University of Iowa
  5. University of Wisconsin - Madison
  6. University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
  7. St. John's University
  8. Kent State University

Lindsay Sarin, lcsarin@gmail.com

  1. University of Tennessee - Knoxville
  2. University of Alabama
  3. University of Southern Mississippi
  4. Catholic University of America
  5. University of Maryland
  6. Drexel University
  7. Clarion University
  8. University of Pittsburgh

Nicole Pagowsky, nicolepagowsky@gmail.com

  1. University of Arizona
  2. Texas Woman's University
  3. University of North Texas
  4. Florida State University
  5. University of South Florida
  6. University of Texas - Austin

Tammy Ivins, tammyivins@gmail.com

  1. East Carolina University
  2. North Carolina Central University
  3. University of North Carolina Chapel Hill
  4. University of North Carolina Greensboro
  5. University of South Carolina
  6. Valdosta State University
  7. Louisiana State University
  8. University of Michigan
  9. Wayne State University