Rebecca’s Contributions to NCNMLG

Tinsley-Marilyn

Marilyn Tinsley

In the many years I have belonged to NCNMLG, Rebecca Davis has been a leader and inspiration for the organization.

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Rebecca Davis

I especially appreciate her combination of level-headed common sense and her creative ideas for dealing with many types of problems. She is also great fun to work with.

I invite you to contribute comments and anecdotes about your experiences with Rebecca, as we congratulate her on her Continue reading →

MLA ’14 blog post by Jennifer Dinalo

Thanks to the NCNMLG Professional Development Grant I was able to attend the MLA Annual Conference for the first time in Chicago (May 17-21). This was a great experience for me. I enjoyed meeting new people, and I learned a lot about medical informatics, my personal interest, from the many different sessions I was able to attend! Continue reading →

NCNMLG Executive Board Transition Meeting Minutes: June 5, 2014

Agenda:   May 9, 2014 Meeting Minutes  |    Transition of Exec Board and Committees  |  Joint Meeting  |  Professional Development Committee  |  Membership Committee  |  MLA News  |  2014-2015 President

Attendees:

In-person: Raquel Abad, Carmen Huddleston, Chezire Aclimandos, Mike Liddicoat, Deanna Johnson, Stephen Kiyoi.

By phone: Amy Studer, Shannon Meaney, Claire Sharifi, Rebecca Bayer, Judith Mills, Mina Davenport, Xan Goodman, Sandy Brekke. Continue reading →

NCNMLG members: Thanks for supporting my professional development!

Chicago Skyline in Sunset, taken from Adler Planetarium. Credit: Ahn Dihn. License: CC-BY NC 2.0 Flickr: https://flic.kr/p/dveyM4

Chicago Skyline in Sunset, taken from Adler Planetarium. Credit: Ahn Dihn. License: CC-BY NC 2.0 Flickr: https://flic.kr/p/dveyM4

This spring I was honored to receive an NCNMLG Professional Development Grant to partially fund my attendance at the 2014 Medical Library Association Annual Meeting and Exhibition in Chicago during May.

This was the first time I have attended this meeting. By attending, I had hoped to learn more about what is happening in academic health sciences librarianship and make connections with librarians from other institutions. The experience surpassed my expectations. Continue reading →