The identity of academic librarians as researchers is evolving. Engagement in research is increasingly becoming a professional expectation, leading to greater attention placed on the development and promotion of librarians as scholars. Within this context is a confusing mixture of Continue reading CJAL Invites Article Submissions on Research, Scholarship, and Canadian Academic Librarians
The latest issue of The Canadian Journal of Academic Librarianship / Revue canadienne de bibliothéconomie universitaire is available now. This issue features articles and book reviews published over the past year under a continuous publication model, as well as an Continue reading Canadian Journal of Academic Librarianship Volume 3 Available Now
Message from the CAPAL/ACBAP chair Dear CAPAL/ACBAP colleagues: Several months ago, the CAPAL/ACBAP board selected an area of focus for this academic year: to assist our members to more fully understand and inhabit their roles, responsibilities, and rights as academic Continue reading Webinar on Academic Freedom for CAPAL/ACBAP members and non-members
CAPAL/ACBAP Open Letter to Mount Allison University January 19, 2018 Re: De-professionalization in Library Leadership The Canadian Association of Professional Academic Librarians / l’Association canadienne des bibliothécaires académiques professionnels (CAPAL/ACBAP) is concerned that recent strategic decisions in Canada’s post-secondary institutions Continue reading CAPAL/ACBAP Open Letter to Mount Allison University
* La version française suit * CAPAL Board of Directors As a member of Canadian Association of Professional Academic Librarians (CAPAL/ACBAP) you are invited to participate in the governance of the association by sitting on the Board of Directors. The Continue reading Reminder: Call for Nominations: CAPAL Board of Directors
