The SIRLS Calendar includes official SIRLS (and University of Arizona) deadlines, events, and holidays, and other items of interest to SIRLS students, staff, faculty, and alumni.
A graduate research assistantship is currently available to work on biodiversity informatics on a project to develop semantic web resources for natural history collections. The work will be directed by Dr. Bryan Heidorn, the Director of the School of Information Resources and Library Science (SIRLS). Students must be accepted into the Doctoral Program of SIRLS. See http://sirls.arizona.edu/program/phd/admissions for additional information about the PhD program at SIRLS.
GladysAnn Wells, Arizona's State Librarian who is retiring the end of this month
Ken Bennett, Arizona's Secretary of State, to whom the State Librarian reports
The Arizona tribal librarians wishing GladysAnn well
Link to Recordings/PPT Presentations
February 17 -- Ellen Rubenstein (Univ. of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, LIS) on "It's a Microcosm of Life: Weaving a Web of Information & Support in an Online Community"
February 16 -- Rosario Carrillo (Arizona, Mexican American Studies) on "Latina Multiple Literacies: Locating & Negotiating Ways of Knowing"
February 14 -- Susan Higgins (Arizona, SIRLS) on "The Mandates of Service & Diversity in the International Milieu of Education for Librarianship"
February 11 -- Denice Adkins (Univ. of Missouri) on "Observing Latino Communities"
February 9 -- Peter Botticelli (Arizona, SIRLS) on "Archives Appraisal in the Digital Age: A Research Plan"
For a list of all available recordings, visit sirls.arizona.edu/recordings
For a complete list of available podcasts, visit http://sirls.arizona.edu/recordings