Library Leadership Massachusetts 2009

Welcome to LLMA 2009!

Are you a potential Massachusetts Library Leader?

Join forty colleagues for three and a half days of collaborative training in leadership and mentoring. Prospective candidates are practitioners of library science or library advocates with fewer than ten years in their roles., who demonstrate leadership potential, and may or may not hold a Masters of Library Science (MLS) or degree of School Library Media certification (SLMC).

Library Leadership Massachusetts 2009, facilitated by Becky Schreiber and John Shannon, prominent national consultants, will address topics including the following:

Knowing Yourself
Assessing the Environment
Standing in the Future
Building Political Partnerships
Embracing Change
Building Confidence and Personal Power

Important dates

LLMA Mission

To cultivate, educate, and support emerging leaders working in and/or for libraries in Massachusetts. LLMA provides individuals a venue for collaboration and opportunities to develop leadership skills.

Outcomes

Previous Leadership Institute alums are making great contributions to Massachusetts libraries through work in associations, regional library systems, automated networks and with the MBLC. Forty new leaders will join their ranks this summer at LLMA 2009.

The Institute will be held July 27-30, 2009 at Wheaton College in Norton, MA.

3.18.2009	7.27.2009
Participants selected The LLMA Planning Committee is happy to announce the participants for Library Leadership Massachusetts 2009. See the Participant Announcement for the full list.	Institute to be held The institute begins on July 27 at Wheaton College in Norton, MA.
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