 ei Home REGISTER TODAY Don't miss the end of JANUARY's line-up of NEW Programs!! January 23-28, 2008 ________________________________________________________________ CLICK ON THE LINKS BELOW FOR MORE INFORMATION ON EACH SESSION Wednesday, Jan. 23rd, 3-4pm ET (12-1pm PT) How to Land Your Ideal Library Position Part One: Writing a Resumé that will Attract Attention with Robert Newlen - 1 hour AUDIO CONFERENCE (Part 1 of 2) Resumé writing can be an overwhelming task. This session will provide you with the information you need to make your resumé a 'stand-out' for employers. It will provide you with practical steps on how to write the resumé and how to choose the resumé format that best showcases your strengths. Wednesday, January 23rd, 7-8pm ET (4-5pm PT) Financial Literacy (Part 3)-The Budget as an Advocacy Tool with Ken Haycock - 1 hour AUDIO CONFERENCE (Part 2 of 2) The presentation of the annual budget affords many opportunities to address the strategic priorities of the institution. Gathering evidence to support budget requests often reveals information and statistics that can be used to set the context in such a way as to become a powerful advocacy tool. Monday, January 28th, 3-4pm ET (12-1pm PT) Book Repair Tips and Techniques -(Part Two) Treatment of Water Damaged Books and Papers with Ken Lavender - 1 hour WEB CONFERENCE (Part 2 of 4) The presentation of the annual budget affords many opportunities to address the strategic priorities of the institution. Gathering evidence to support budget requests often reveals information and statistics that can be used to set the context in such a way as to become a powerful advocacy tool. Part One: Introduction and Paper Cleaning and Mending (December 10, 2007)-AVAILALBE FOR ORDER ON CD Part Two: Treatment of Water Damaged Books and Papers Part Three: Hinge and Spine Repair (March 2008) Part Four: Protective Enclosures (May 2008) Librarians and other conservators concerned with preserving their collections must deal with not only the deterioration of older materials, but also with poorly made and costly new ones. This series of four sessions is useful for those interested in basic, minimal mending, and those that are interested in conservation and preservation. Ken?s advice will be practical, affordable, and archivally sound. Session Two will focus on water-damaged materials. The treatments recommended in this session should assist in restoring books and papers to a usable state. REGISTER AT WWW.THEPARTNERSHIP.CA and scroll down to the 'Education Institute' Fees for AUDIO Conferences Member: $54.00 + GST Non-Member: $74.00 + GST Fees for WEB Conference Member: $75.00 + GST Non-Member: $95.00 + GST Fees for Audio Conference Courses and On-line courses depend on course. Please check prices at www.thepartnership.ca The Education Institute The learning programs of the LAA-APLA-BCLA-MLA-NLLA-NSLA-NWTLA-OLA-ABQLA-SLA Partnership http://www.thepartnership.ca If you have questions please contact the appropriate Association or Meredith Gilbert for the Partnership and the Education Institute at the Ontario Library Association at [log in to unmask] Canada's national network of provincial and territorial library associations Copyright © 2005 The Partnership. All rights reserved. |