ARL member libraries and archives employ more than 35,000 people. Their work aids faculty, students, researchers, and members of the general public in their pursuit of knowledge. As the mission of research libraries changes in support of the research enterprise, ARL library staff will address user needs in new ways.
The Learning Network is a crucial resource for advancing professional development. This unified suite of programs empowers ARL libraries and archives staff with the tools necessary to meet the current and future needs of users. Offerings focus on leadership and skills development; diversity, equity, and inclusion; and the challenges of organizational change.
The Learning Network seeks to foster:
- An agile mind-set
- Dedication to lifelong learning
- Mastery of cultural, diversity, equity, and inclusion competencies
- A collaborative spirit and commitment to partnership in the global research enterprise
Contact learning+dei@arl.org to find out how you can get involved.
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Julia C. Blixrud Memorial Lecture and Scholarship Awardees
2022 Lecture Awardee Santa Ono, 2022 Julia C. Blixrud Memorial Lecturer Santa Ono will deliver the eighth annual Blixrud Memorial Lecture at the 2022 ARL Fall Forum. Ono is the...
