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NLLA President interviewed by Weekend Arts Magazine
On Sunday, current NLLA President Crystal Rose was interviewed on CBC Radio’s Weekend Arts Magazine about how Librarians across the province are opposing a new Access Copyright agreement Memorial...
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NLLA Mentioned in Tuesday’s Telegram
Telegram columnist Russell Wangersky had an interesting take on NLLA President Crystal Rose’s CBC radio interview about the proposed Access Copyright licence. Although he seems to be on the opposite...
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Please take part in our survey
NLLA is embarking on a strategic plan! The NLLA Executive is doing some work this summer which will guide our association’s activities and efforts over the next few years and would really love some...
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Winner of our Survey Prize Draw
A big thank you to everyone who responded to our strategic planning survey. We recieved a great response! The winner of the $25 Chapters gift card was Theresa Hynes, a Library Technician II at the...
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NLLA President’s VOCM Interview About Public Library Cuts
NLLA President, Erin Alcock, spoke with VOCM this morning, voicing concern about the recent devastating cuts to Newfoundland and Labrador Public Libraries. Read the VOCM’s report, “Not a Storybook...
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Libraries Without Librarians Don’t Make Sense
CBC News released an excellent article today on the Newfoundland & Labrador Public Library cuts, entitled “Libraries Without Librarians Don’t Make Sense.” NLLA Past-President, Crystal Rose, who...
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The NLLA wants you!
The NLLA nominating committee is seeking nominations for one officer of the association, the Vice President/President Elect. This is a three year position; Vice President for the first year, President...
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Nominations for Executive Positions are Open!
The NLLA Nominations and Elections Committee opened nominations during the Fall 2013 general meeting. We are seeking nominations for two elected members of the executive committee. Terms take effect...
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2014 Conference Keynote: Azzo Rezori
CBC News Reporter, Azzo Rezori will be the keynote speaker at our 2014 Annual Conference NLLA is pleased to announce the keynote speaker for our 2014 Annual Conference: Head in the Cloud, Feet on the...
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2014-2015 Executive Committee
Erin Alcock, Past President, 2013-2014 and Chair of the Nominations and Elections Committee would like to announce the successful candidates from this year’s election at the April 28 Annual General...
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Positions available on the Executive Committee
The NLLA Nominations and Elections Committee opened nominations during the Fall 2013 general meeting. We are seeking nominations for three members of the executive committee. Terms take effect as of...
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NLLA Exec 2015/2016 Meeting Schedule
The NLLA Executive met on September 15. Future meetings are scheduled for: October 6, 2015 November 17, 2015 December 15, 2015 January 12, 2016 February 16, 2016 March 15, 2016 April 12, 2016 May 17,...
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Welcome the 2016-2017 NLLA Executive!
We’re pleased to announce the newly elected 2016-2017 NLLA Executive members are: President: Krista Godfrey Vice President/President Elect: Kate Shore Treasurer: Kristen Romme Secretary: Stacey Penney...
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NLLA Executive Meeting Schedule
The NLLA Executive will be meeting on the following dates for 2016-17: June 14 July 12 August 9 September 13 October 11 November 8 December 13 January 10 February 14 March 14 April 11Filed under:...
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NLLA President Comments on Library Closure Review: We Need to Address Chronic...
NLLA President, Krista Godfrey NLLA President, Krista Godfrey, spoke to CBC today about the provincial government’s announcement that it would be suspending the public library closures until a review...
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