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Laura Schulte-Cooper
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Editor, ALSConnect, ACRL Choice
Chicago
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Fashion, Pop culture, music
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By Angela Carstensen, Claudia Haines, Laura Schulte-Cooper, Carole J. McCollough| American Library Association@ The Newbery Practitioner’s Guide: Making the Most of the Award in Your Work
By Angela Carstensen, Claudia Haines, Laura Schulte-Cooper, Carole J. McCollough| American Library Association@ The Newbery Practitioner’s Guide: Making the Most of the Award in Your Work
By Laura Schulte-Cooper| ACRL Choice Verified CAL Rewind is a new, semi-regular blog post dedicated to sharing past articles from Children and Libraries: The Journal of ALSC (CAL). Articles presented in each Rewind are accessible to all online and chosen around a theme or article type. CAL content is diverse, from academic pieces and interviews, to columns written by ALSC committees and reports from Bechtel Award winners about their experience at the Baldwin Library of Historical Children’s Literature.
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ACRL Choice
The American Library Association (ALA) is a nonprofit organization founded in 1876 and headquartered in Chicago, Illinois. As the oldest and largest library association in the world, the ALA is dedicated to enhancing library and information services and supporting the profession of librarianship. Its mission includes promoting free access to information and advocating for the First Amendment rights related to libraries and their patrons. The ALA provides a variety of services to its members and the library community. These include advocacy on national library issues, education and training programs for librarians, and initiatives promoting intellectual freedom and digital literacy. With a membership of over 47,000, the ALA serves a diverse range of libraries, including public, academic, school, and special libraries, primarily in the United States. The organization is led by an Executive Director and a President, supported by a staff of approximately 300 people.
Chicago, Illinois, United States
+1 800-545-2433
Founded: 1876