About SALIN
The South Australian Library and
Information Network is dedicated to serving the professional
development and networking needs of new and not-so-new library and information
workers.
Membership is inclusive and free,
comprising library technicians, librarians, students, new
graduates and other information professionals such as
archivists and record managers. Interested? Why not join SALIN
today!
The group defines 'new generation' as
anyone who has graduated with a library qualification within
the last ten years; we also welcome established professionals.
SALIN provides an opportunity for social and professional
networking through regular social nights, seminars and
workshops. Check out the events
section to find out what's happening in the months
ahead!
Executive committee
The main organisational body is the
executive committee. The committee has no formal office
bearers (with the exception of the treasurer). Tasks and
positions are shared on a roster basis.
Executive committee members for 2008
are:
- Michelle de Cean - Graduate Trainee
Librarian, Law and Special Collections, Flinders University,
- Danielle Devine - Library Officer (Mawson Lakes),
- Kelly Glossop - DLS-SA Library Manager,
DSTO Research Library,
- Kimberley Hargrave - Library Manager, Two
Wells Public Library,
- Katherine Howard -
International Masters in Digital Library Learning, Erasmus Mundus Programme,
- Yasmine Shaheem - Library Customer Service Officer, Adelaide City Council Library & Community Centres,
- Rebecca Watson - Principal Librarian,
Library and Bookshop, SafeWork SA ,
- Benjamin Wheal - Technical Services Librarian, Tea Tree Gully,
To find out more about the formation of
SALIN, please take a look at Opportunities for the new generation: the
formation of a networking group an article published in
the Australian Library Journal.
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