PNLA
2006 Leads!
The Pacific Northwest Library Association (PNLA)
Leadership Institute is designed to provide opportunities for
emerging library leaders in the Pacific Northwest to cultivate
their leadership skills and potential.
Library leaders come in all forms and from all levels within
libraries. They may be support staff or professionals, with
or without library school degrees. If you are an emerging leader
serving in any capacity in a library in the Pacific Northwest
and have a desire to network with other leaders and increase
your skills, this institute is for you!
February, 2006 - Application process opens
May 12, 2006 - Completed application packet due
June, 2006 - Successful applicants will
be notified
September 1, 2006 - Registration fee due
PNLA 2006
Leads News
PNLA
2006 Scrapbook
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Cultivating Library
Leaders of the Future
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Special
thanks to George Needham for personal support of PNLA Leads
2006
"I support leadership institutes
because I think it's vital for those of us who have had
good careers in librarianship to help nurture and develop
the next generation of leaders. Library schools and on-the-job
training can only go so far; potential leaders need time
out of their regular worlds for self-discovery and the
opportunity to network with their peers. And these institutes
also give the mentors and organizers a chance to re-charge
their "leadership batteries" too! "
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Dates:
Sunday evening, October 22, 2006 to noon on Friday October 27,
2006
Place:
Tamarack Resort (Donnelly, Idaho, 90 minutes north of the capital
city of Boise)
Institute Leaders:
Becky Schreiber and John M. Shannon - Schreiber Shannon Associates
Mentors:
Eight current library leaders from throughout the Pacific Northwest
Participants:
The PNLA Leadership Institute is targeting both support and
professional library employees from the Pacific Northwest who
demonstrate leadership qualities. The session is directed at
32 participants with five or more years of library experience.
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