Embracing the Changes: Diversity and Global Vision in a Digital Age
CALA 2011 Annual Conference Program
Sunday, June 26, 2011 from 1:30p.m. to 3:30p.m. in New
Orleans, LA
About the Program Co-sponsors Speakers
Program Planning Committee
About the Program: The program is designed to spearhead changes within the library
profession through meaningful discussions on challenges facing libraries today,
such as issues of cultural diversity as related to the library profession,
global outreach and collaboration, and impact of new technology on library
services.
Keynote Speaker:
- Betty Turock, Former ALA President, Professor and Dean Emeritus, School of
Communication and Information, Rutgers University
Panel Speakers:
- Michael Dowling, Director of the Chapter Relations and International
Relations Offices of the American Library Association, ALA
- Miguel Figueroa, Director of Office for Diversity and OLOS, ALA
- Clara Chu, Chair and Professor, Department of Library and Information Studies,
The University of North Carolina at Greensboro
- Michael Porter, Web Junction, LJ Mover and Shaker 2009, elected ALA
councilor and member of executive Board
Co-Sponsors:
- ALA International Relations Office
- American Indian Library Association
- Asian/Pacific American Librarians Association
Program Planning Committee:
updated: 2/3/2011