CAJE is similar to AJL in terms of presentations. They issue a call for papers and people respond with a proposal. Occasionally, people are asked to present on a topic if someone recommends them. I have presented at CAJE several times and found it a lovely experience. As with Rachel, I was one of very few librarians represented. The drawback is that to go to CAJE is expensive and presenters are not paid and their registration is not necessarily waived. Susan Dubin Off-the-Shelf Library Services
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