CHICAGO — The popular Bundled Registration option for 2013 ALA Midwinter Meeting and Annual Conference opens at 9 a.m. (Central time) on Monday, Sept. 10, 2012. This cost-effective and efficient registration package offer remains open until midnight, Sunday, Sept. 30.
The conversation starts here . . . in Seattle, Jan. 25-29, and continues as we work on Transforming Our Libraries, Ourselves in Chicago, June 27-July 2. Bundled registration offers the best value for these two events in two terrific cities. Registrants are bundling up for the best networking and career connections, plus:
- 500+ discussion groups and programs;
- 50+ topic-specific Institutes and Pre-Conferences;
- Provocative Auditorium Speakers, ALA Masters Series, ALA President’s Programs, Conversation Starters, Ignite Sessions, Unconference, Library Camp, Networking Uncommons;
- Advocacy tools;
- Award ceremonies and events;
- Dozens of memorable speakers and special events;
- 800+ exhibitors;
- 100s of authors;
- ALA JobLIST Placement Center.
Midwinter-only registration opens Oct. 1, 2012.
Annual-only registration opens Jan. 14, 2013.
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Bundle registration now open!
Midwinter-only registration opens October 1, 2012.
Annual-only registration opens January 14, 2013.
Contact:
Alicia Babcock
Conference /Events Coordinator
Conference Services (CONF)
ababcock@ala.org1-800-545-2433 ext.3229
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