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Hi everyone,
On behalf of Kathryn Rose, APLA President, I am writing to inform you that
we currently have two candidates for the position on the APLA executive of
VP New Brunswick, after our previous candidate stepped down.  The
candidates are Courtney Boudreau and Victoria Volkanova and their bios are
below.  As a result, I would ask that you vote via the link below to select
your desired VP.  *Voting will close at 5 pm (Atlantic time) on Wednesday,
June 21st, 2017.*  One vote per member and all votes will remain strictly
confidential.

Courtney Boudreau is a limited-term librarian at Dalhousie Medicine New
Brunswick (DMNB). She provides research support and instruction services to
DMNB students and faculty, and works collaboratively with colleagues at the
Kellogg Library, and the Dalhousie Libraries to support initiatives
remotely. She is proud Maritimer (from Saint John, NB) who grew up in
Hamilton, Ontario. She completed her Bachelor of Arts degree in Information
and Communication Studies at the University of New Brunswick (Saint John
Campus, 2014) and her Master in Library and Information Science degree at
the University of Western Ontario (2015). Courtney has an interest in how
elementary and secondary school students’ scholarly research skills and
library usage are preparing them for higher education. She is also
interested in community outreach, A/V and new media, user experience,
privacy and surveillance, the digital divide, open access, and mental
health. Courtney sits on the Canadian Association of Professional Academic
Librarians (CAPAL) Communications Committee.


Victoria Volkanova has been working at the Université de Moncton since
2005.  She is currently a Reference and Scholarly Communications, DLI and
Research Data Librarian, as well as Embedded Librarian with the Faculty of
Science. From 2007 to 2010, she served as a VP, President and
Past-President of the Association of Professional Librarians of NB.
Victoria graduated from Moscow State University (BA’94), McGill University
(BA'99) and Université de Montréal (MLIS'04). She was the recipient of the
APLA Memorial Award 2014 for her research trip to France. She is a member
of the CAUL Scholarly Communications Committee.


And now the link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/FM2GTTJ


Happy voting!

Becky Smith, APLA Secretary

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