MembershipThe Pacific Northwest Library Association community is made up of over 200 library staff and like-minded individuals from four states and two provinces. PNLA provides a unique regional and multinational perspective to the issues that interest all library staff: intellectual freedom, literacy, continuing education, and library leadership. Membership in the Pacific Northwest Library Association is open to anyone with an interest in the library and information profession. Membership runs 12 months from the month in which it is first taken out. PNLA draws its membership primarily from Alaska, Alberta, British Columbia, Idaho, Montana, and Washington. The library associations from these provinces and states may appoint or elect a representative to the PNLA Board of Directors. Membership Categories and RatesPlease choose from the following membership options: Personal membership is based on salary earned in library work, whether full-time or part-time. First time members are eligible to join PNLA at a special rate of $35. Retired library staff, unemployed or those outside the library field are eligible to join at the $30 category. Personal memberships are non-transferable. Personal members:
PNLA personal membership rates are as follows:
Institutional memberships are open to any library (school, academic, public, or special) in the states or provinces that comprise PNLA. Other not for profit groups and government agencies are also eligible in this category. Institutional Members:
PNLA institutional membership rates are based on annual gross budget as follows:
Businesses or Corporations who work with the library and information profession show their support for the Pacific Northwest Library Association through their membership and through their participation in PNLA programs. Membership includes discounts on exhibit registration at the annual PNLA conference access to the PNLA Membership Directory. PNLA’s commercial membership rate is $150.00.
For questions about membership, please contact: Jason Openo / Edmonton Public Library |