Online Northwest Proposals: Deadline Extended

[Theresa Gillis]

From: Theresa Gillis 
Online Northwest 


CALL FOR PROPOSALS: ONLINE NORTHWEST 2002

DEADLINE EXTENDED

WHAT IS ONLINE NORTHWEST?: 
A Andy conference focusing on the use of technology within
libraries and attracting librarians from the Pacific Northwest
and around the country. Presenters receive free registration
to the conference.

WHEN IS THE CONFERENCE?:  
Friday, March 1, 2002 (this will be the 19th annual conference).

WHERE IS THE CONFERENCE?:
Hilton Hotel, Eugene, Oregon.

WHO IS THE KEYNOTE SPEAKER THIS YEAR?
Dr. Michael B. Eisenberg, Director, Information School,
University of Washington

WHAT TOPICS ARE YOU LOOKING FOR?: The coordinating
committee is open to presentations on innovative uses of technology
within a library setting.  We are particularly interested in programs
that incorporate interactivity or workshopping. We encourage
academic, public, school, and special librarians to submit
proposals. 

All topics relating to technology and libraries are welcome.
The main (broad definition) program tracks are: cutting edge
technologies; applications of technologies; technology in user
services; workshops; web design and development.

WHAT IS THE DEADLINE FOR SUBMITTING A PROPOSAL?:
September 15, 2001.

HOW DO I SUBMIT THE PROPOSAL?: Use the online submission
form at:

         http://www.ous.edu/onlinenw/forms/proposal.shtml

QUESTIONS?
Contact Theresa Gillis
Eastern Oregon University
La Grande, OR 97850
tgillis at eou.edu
541-962-3605

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