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Did you know? Taking time for self-care can have a positive impact on your mental health. 💆♀️✨ Whether it’s reading 📚, meditating 🧘♂️, or spending time with loved ones 👨👩👧👦, small acts of kindness to yourself can reduce stress and improve your well-being. 🌟 Make self-care a priority today! Learn more about how self-care boosts… Read More »
Region 2 demonstrated strong engagement and presence at the Medical Library Association (MLA) Conference, actively participating in sessions, networking events, and collaborative discussions. Team members represented the region in both formal presentations and informal gatherings, showcasing ongoing initiatives and forging new partnerships with professionals across the medical library and health information communities. Their involvement highlighted… Read More »
We are pleased to announce that Christine “Christy” Anderson has been appointed as the new Executive Director for NNLM Region 2, effective March 3, 2025. Christy brings a strong background in higher education and libraries. She previously served as the Lifelong Learning Coordinator for Coastal Carolina University’s Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI), managing various noncredit… Read More »
We’re excited to introduce our new monthly coffee break sessions! This is a great opportunity for members to take a quick break, connect, and share insights. Would you like to showcase your knowledge or passion with a 20-30 minute lightning talk? We’re looking for members who want to present during these meet-ups. If you’re interested,… Read More »
Good afternoon, The Program Committee invites you to submit proposals for contributed papers, posters, lightning talks, and panels for the SC/MLA & MAC/MLA Joint Annual Meeting in Charleston, South Carolina from October 27-30, 2024. Our theme, “Navigating Uncertainty: Librarians Leading the Way,” reminds us that even as universities and hospitals face challenges and changes from within and… Read More »