Showing posts with label welcome. Show all posts
Showing posts with label welcome. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 13, 2010

Welcome Back

To all the new students in the SLIS program: Welcome!

To all the returning students: Welcome Back!

The ASIST blog is back from its holiday hiatus and we will now return to our regularly scheduled program. Check back often or add our RSS feed to receive our YouTube Tuesdays, Impress Your Professor, and Event Notification updates.

To kick things off, we welcome you to the cloud.



Have a great semester everyone!

Friday, January 18, 2008

Happy New Year

Welcome back everyone!

Before we resume our regular post schedule of YouTube Tuesdays and Impress Your Professor Friday, I just wanted to give everyone a few updates.

Our Chairperson, Nora, has graduated and moved (really moved... moved to England moved) and Kathleen Mahoney will be taking over as Chair this semester. We also anticipate a few more new members of the board so check back here for updates.

To those new students out there, if you're interested in joining the CUA chapter of ASIS&T, please sign-up in the box located in the right hand panel of this blog under "Join Our Roster."

As always, we love your input. Please don't hesitate to comment in the blog or send us an e-mail at cua.asist@gmail.com.

Have a great semester everyone!

Monday, August 27, 2007

Meeting everyone!

This Friday, Nora and I were privileged to attend the orientation for SLIS. We met a lot of nice people, many of whom promised to read this blog and comment (hint hint wink wink)! This has made me incredibly excited about this coming year and all of the interesting things we will do! I feel like I am lapping into Dr. Seuss territory (Oh The Places You Will Go) so I will wrap up.

But I want to leave you with some food for thought. This link is to an episode of Talk of The Nation, an NPR call-in show. This segment is all about Libraries and the digital age. Mainly they are talking to the people at Google and Project Gutenberg. It is a nice introduction to some of the issues involved in Digital Libraries. So enjoy and have a good year everyone!!