Seeking Nominations for "Outstanding Service in Library Instruction Award"

The TLA Library Instruction Round Table is pleased to announce that the first "Outstanding Service in Library Instruction Award" will be presented at the 2001 conference. This annual award recognizes an individual or group who has made innovative or important contributions to library instruction through the development of a project or program which enhances library instruction in Texas.

Nominations for the award are due by December 1, 2000. Consider contributions to library instruction in areas such as (but not limited to):

• Awareness or marketing of library instruction programs
• New services and resources related to library instruction
• Teaching methods
• Assessment of library instruction classes or programs
• Collaborations between library staff and other members of their institution or related organizations
• Cooperative ventures between different institutions.

A nomination must include a brief essay, supporting documentation, and two letters of recommendation. Self-nominations are encouraged. Detailed information about eligibility, nominations, and selection is available on the LIRT web site at: < http://www.txla.org/lirt/awards.html>. Further questions may be directed to any member of the 2000 Awards Committee: Elizabeth Dupuis (beth@mail.utexas.edu) , Karen Nichols (nichols@almark.lamar.edu), or Edward Kownslar (Edward.Kownslar@mail.tamucc.edu).

-- 2000 Awards Committee

LIRT News, December 2000. Volume 23, number 2.
To report problems, please contact the LIRT News Production editor at jronan@ufl.edu

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