Posted by request:
LIRT Seeks Nominations for Two Awards
The TLA Library Instruction Round Table is accepting nominations for the
"Outstanding Service in Library Instruction Award," which was presented for
the first time during TLA 2001 Conference in San Antonio. We are also
pleased to announce our new "Library Instruction Project of the Year Award."
The "Outstanding Service in Library Instruction Award" recognizes an
individual who has made significant contributions related to the advancement
of library instruction in Texas. Selection of the award winner will be based
on the nominated person's:
� Impact on multiple libraries and educational initiatives
� Extent of contributions
� Innovation of ideas or projects developed
The new "Library Instruction Project of the Year Award" recognizes an
innovative or creative library instruction project or initiative in Texas.
The project may relate to new models, methods, and techniques in area such as:
� New services and resources developed for library instruction
� Assessment of a library instruction class or program
� Marketing of a library instruction program or service
� Collaboration between library staff and other members of an
institution or related organizations
� Cooperative ventures between different institutions.
Self-nominations are encouraged and will receive equal consideration to
external nominations.
Please visit http://www.txla.org/groups/lirt/awards.html for more
information about each award including eligibility requirements,
submissions, and selection criteria.
Nominations for both awards must be postmarked by January 25, 2002, and
mailed to the Committee Chair:
Edward Kownslar
Mary and Jeff Bell Library
Texas A&M University at Corpus Christi
6300 Ocean Dr.
Corpus Christi, TX 78412
Phone: (361) 825-2677
Fax: (361) 825-2623
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(Thanks to Belinda Boon of TSL for this information. -L.)
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