Don’t forget to consider nominating an academic librarian or group of academic librarians for an OCULA award. New this year, we have two different awards to bestow. The nomination deadline is December 9th and awards will be presented at our Annual General Meeting at Super Conference 2010.
Don’t forget to consider nominating an academic librarian or group of academic librarians for an OCULA award. New this year, we have two different awards to bestow. The nomination deadline is December 9th and awards will be presented at our Annual General Meeting at Super Conference 2010.
See the OLA website for more information.
Only two weeks to the deadline! Please consider nominating an outstanding librarian for the OCULA Award.
Deadline: November 15th
The nomination form for the OCULA Award is now available at:
http://accessola.com/ocula/bins/content_page.asp?cid=451-452
The purpose of the OCULA Award is to recognize an individual member of the library profession in Ontario who has made an outstanding contribution to academic or research librarianship and library development.
Candidates are expected to have:
The recipient of the OCULA Award is expected to be or to have been a member of the Ontario Library Association.
Cynthia Mckeich
Past President OCULA
Do you know an outstanding academic librarian? Do you know someone who should be recognized and honoured by their peers? Why not nominate them for the OCULA Award for OCULA Academic Librarian of the Year!
The nomination form for the OCULA Award is now available at: http://accessola.com/ocula/bins/content_page.asp?cid=451-452
The purpose of the OCULA Award is to recognize an individual member of the library profession in Ontario who has made an outstanding contribution to academic or research librarianship and library development.
Candidates are expected to have:
The recipient of the OCULA Award is expected to be or to have been a member of the Ontario Library Association.
Please consider nominating one of your colleagues for this prestigious award before the November 15th deadline.
About the award:
Awarded annually to a graduating library school student or a new professional in the academic library field in Ontario (employed for two years or less).
Applicants are asked to submit a proposal for an OCULA conference session for the OLA Super Conference. The session topic should be of interest for new academic librarians.
The winner will receive:
- a years’ membership in OCULA
- full conference registration for the OLA Super Conference in 2008.
- 3 nights’ accommodation for the conference (to be arranged by OCULA and OLA)
- travel costs by air, train or car, to a limit of $250 Canadian (to be arranged by OCULA and OLA)
- be featured in an article about the award in InsideOCULA
For more information please consult the Award Guidelines
Call for Submissions
OCUFA is proud to celebrate the outstanding achievement of academic librarians at Ontario universities, and recognizes your contribution to academe through its annual awards.
Nominations are invited from any group or individual within the university community. Since 1973, award recipients have been selected annually by an independent OCUFA committee that consists of faculty members, librarians and student representatives. Guidelines to assist in organizing a nomination are available on the OCUFA website, and should be consulted by prospective nominators. For more information on this year’s awards, please visit: www.ocufa.on.ca/awards/.
Nominations for 2006 awards must be received in the OCUFA office no later than February 23, 2007.
The original and six copies of the submission should be sent to:
OCUFA Teaching and Academic Librarianship Awards
83 Yonge Street, Suite 300
Toronto, ON M5C 1S8
Please direct inquiries to: 416-306-6033
www.ocufa.on.ca/awards/
Call for Submissions
OCUFA is proud to celebrate the outstanding achievement of academic librarians at Ontario universities, and recognizes your contribution to academe through its annual awards.
Nominations are invited from any group or individual within the university community. Since 1973, award recipients have been selected annually by an independent OCUFA committee that consists of faculty members, librarians and student representatives.
Guidelines to assist in organizing a nomination are available on the OCUFA website, and should be consulted by prospective nominators. For more information on this year’s awards, please visit: www.ocufa.on.ca/awards/
Nominations for 2006 awards must be received in the OCUFA office no later than February 23, 2007.
The original and six copies of the submission should be sent to:
OCUFA Teaching and Academic Librarianship Awards
83 Yonge Street, Suite 300
Toronto, ON M5C 1S8
Please direct inquiries to: 416-306-6033
www.ocufa.on.ca/awards/