Did you know that the CAPAL Education and Professional Development Committee supports a number of active Communities of Practice? These groups meet virtually to share information and experiences with each other, boosting knowledge and awareness of particular issues in librarianship. Continue reading Communities of Practice through CAPAL
CAPAL Statement on the CFLA National Forum Paper: Artificial Intelligence and Intellectual Freedom Key Policy Concerns for Canadian Libraries The Canadian Association of Professional Academic Librarians / l’Association canadienne des bibliothécaires académiques professionnels (CAPAL/ACBAP) supports the key takeaways on Continue reading CAPAL Statement on the CFLA National Forum Paper: Artificial Intelligence and Intellectual Freedom Key Policy Concerns for Canadian Libraries
October’s CAPAL Member Profile is with Amanda Wheatley, Liaison Librarian for Management & Business at McGill University and chair of CAPAL’s Publication Committee. What would you be if you weren’t a librarian? Definitely an astrophysicist, it was always my dream Continue reading CAPAL Member Profile: Amanda Wheatley
**English translation follows* CONSULTATION : NOM FRANÇAIS DE L’ACBAP Le conseil d’administration de l’ACBAP sollicite vos commentaires sur la révision de son nom français. Le nom actuel est l’Association canadienne des bibliothécaires académiques professionnels. Deux raisons nous motivent à réviser le Continue reading CONSULTATION : NOM FRANÇAIS DE L’ACBAP / SEEKING INPUT: CAPAL FRENCH NAME
The CAPAL Communications Committee is proud to announce the launch of CAPAL Member Profiles. This initiative was created to showcase our membership and to provide a fun way to learn a bit more about your colleagues in the association. Members Continue reading CAPAL Member Profile: Emma Popowich
