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A Christmas tree is installed in front of "The Reader" sculpture at the Holland Library in 1954. With special thanks to @WSULibraries. #TisTheSeason #GoCougs #HappyHolidays
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Missions and disasters: Here’s a quick look at two more collections @WSULibraries. Housed at the Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections (MASC), they are just a couple of the many treasures at WSU Pullman. magazine.wsu.edu/web-extra/m…
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“Adaptation of a conventional flipped course to an online flipped format during the Covid-19 pandemic: Student learning performance and engagement” by Chengyuan Jia
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72 New Books by Asian American Authors to Read Now
#AAPIHM #AAPI #AAPIHeritageMonth
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ALT three book covers: Yolk, Arsenic and Adobo, and Gold Diggesr
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WSC vs. USC in 1950. With special thanks to Washington State University Libraries Pullman. #footballsunday #WSU #gameon #GoCougs
ALT This black-and-white image shows fans in the stands doing a card trick at the WSC vs. USC football game in 1950.
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Born #OTD in 1925, Japanese-American Stanley Hayami’s diary, featured at the HMH, offers a view of life in internment through the eyes of a teenager. 📷: George and Frank C. Hirahara Collection, Washington State University Libraries, Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections
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Battle of Big Hole / Nez Perce Camp [1877], by Peopeotaalikt. 1927. Courtesy of the Washington State University Libraries Digital Collections website, the Lucullus V. McWhorter Collection
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@WSULibraries thank you :)
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Welcome to our new library member, Washington State University !
Benefits of membership for staff & students: bit.ly/2mXOfJY
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In the 16th century Europeans thought birds of paradise to be without legs + wings and nourished only by rain, as shown here in this wonderful image from Ornithologiae (1599) by Italian naturalist Ulisse Aldrovandi who died #onthisday in 1605. More here: buff.ly/3nMMeBb
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🏅Founded in 1896, @QPLNYC serves an extremely ethnically & culturally diverse community. #IMLSmedals finalist #LangstonHughesCommunityLibrary 📚 was the realization of a grass-roots effort to create a place that would reflect & celebrate the heritage of African-Americans.
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Washington D.C. Photographs by Darrell C. Crain Jr. (1968) via the D.C. Public Library Digital Collection
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We know many members are facing budget cuts and travel restrictions, and the online format allows the conference to remain accessible. We also hope to reach library professionals who may have never had the opportunity to attend a WLA conference. wla.org/2020-wla-conference
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The Conference Committee has made the decision to hold #WLA2020 online. While we were looking forward to coming together in Spokane this October, the health and safety of our communities and the accessibility of the conference are our top priorities. wla.org/2020-wla-conference
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WLA has released a statement on anti-racism
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WLA's Member Services Committee invites the WA library community to take the WLA Member Needs Assessment, even if you are not a current member.
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Take part in shaping the future of WLA!
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WA library community- you are invited to take the WLA Member Needs Assessment, even if you are not a current member. This is a great opportunity for the association to understand the needs of everyone working in, or in support of, WA's libraries.
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ALT Washington Library Association Member Needs Assessment: spend 15-20 minutes to share your opinions. Image: light-filled room in the Seattle Public Library.
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Academic librarians in Washington, this is an important conversation about the future of our professional organization. Please consider joining tomorrow or on Thurs January 16th!
Join us for a call tomorrow at noon about the future of the Washington State Chapter of ACRL - should we remain independent, or merge with Washington Library Association? Learn more and RSVP at acrlwa.org.
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A Response to “Yes but…” acrloregon.org/2019/11/14/a-…
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Thanks to @laurenpressley and everyone else who's reminded me that @ACRLWA conference was happening this week. I'm hereby boosting #acrlpnw for anyone (like me) unable to attend. Amazing sessions, amazing work.