December’s member profile is of Nicole Doro, Learning Support Librarian at McMaster University. What are you reading right now (professional or personal)? What is it about? I just finished reading The Three Escapes of Hannah Arendt, a biographic comic by Continue reading December CAPAL Member Profile: Nicole Doro
Library councils have an established history within the profession of librarianship and are one area where we see the opportunity for advocacy and growth that will benefit academic librarians in Canada. What follows are some highlights on the state of Continue reading Library Councils and Librarian Participation in Collegial Governance in Canada
The Canadian Association of Professional Academic Librarians (CAPAL)/L’Association canadienne des bibliothécaires en enseignement supérieur (ACBES) invites applications from eligible LIS students to receive a diversity & equity bursary to attend CAPAL’s upcoming meeting at the Congress of the Humanities and Continue reading Diversity & Equity Bursary for CAPAL20
CAPAL’s board of directors have released a statement regarding the October 29, 2019 Meghan Murphy Event at Toronto Public Library. Read CAPAL’s Statement. Continue reading CAPAL Statement on the Toronto Public Library’s October 29, 2019 Meghan Murphy Event
CAPAL is excited to announce a new Community of Practice. The Displays and Exhibits COP will be a peer discussion group that enables interested CAPAL members to: Discuss the work they are doing in displays and exhibits in their libraries Continue reading Announcing a New CAPAL Community of Practice: Displays and Exhibits
