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One more week to submit your NASIG Autumn 2026 virtual conference proposal!

Call for Proposals – NASIG Autumn 2026 We are pleased to announce that the NASIG Autumn virtual conference is scheduled to take place online October 6-8, 2026, and the call for proposals is now open.   We are accepting proposa…

There are still weeks left to submit a proposal for the NASIG Autumn 2026 virtual conference! Learn more at https://nasig.wordpress.com/2026/07/20/call-for-proposals-nasig-autumn-2026/

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Two more weeks to get those Mentor/Mentee Applications in for the 2026/2027 NASIG Mentorship Program! https://nasig.wordpress.com/2026/07/14/nasig-mentorship-program-now-open/

NASIG Mentorship Program Now Open NASIG’s Mentoring and Student Outreach Committee is thrilled to be accepting applications for its Mentoring Program for 2026/2027. This program is designed to provide a yearlong opportunity for ne…

The NASIG Autumn 2026 Call for Proposals is Open!

Join us online October 6–8, 2026 for NASIG Autumn — and consider sharing your knowledge as a speaker!

We're looking for short (7 min), medium (15 min), and long (30 min) sessions on topics like AI and emerging tools, electronic resources & serials, collection development, career growth, accessibility, and more. Demonstrations are a great fit for this virtual format!

Whether you're brand new to libraries, still working on your MLIS, or a longtime pro, we want to hear about your work.

Speakers get free registration
Fully virtual & open to a global audience
Deadline: Friday, August 21, 2026

Submit your proposal here:https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScbw0DbWybmUxXP8dlhynZ6XCN_du2rkxCBnqE8R1jkvfPvvQ/viewform?usp=dialog
More info: https://nasig.org/NASIG-Autumn-Conference

Need help or an extension? Email us at [email protected] — happy to assist!

Please share this with your library networks. We'd love to feature new voices this year!

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Call for Volunteers: Core Competencies for Electronic Resources Librarians Revision Task Force

NASIG is seeking volunteers for a short-term task force to revise the Core Competencies for Electronic Resources Librarians, originally published in 2013. This is an opportunity to help update the competencies to reflect current practices, emerging technologies, and tthe changing roles of e-resources professionals.

Professionals from all library types, career stages, and areas of expertise are encouraged to apply. Previous competency-development experience is not required

Please submit your resume/CV and statement of interest to [email protected] by August 3, 2026.

Applications are open! Join NASIG's Mentorship Program for 2026/2027 and connect with colleagues across the profession. Whether you're seeking guidance or ready to mentor—apply now! Deadline: August 12.

NASIG Mentorship Program Now Open NASIG’s Mentoring and Student Outreach Committee is thrilled to be accepting applications for its Mentoring Program for 2026/2027. This program is designed to provide a yearlong opportunity for ne…

Day 3 snaps

Day 2 snaps

has come to a close, and what a conference it was! Day 3 wrapped up with thought-provoking sessions on accessibility, cataloging, and the changing scholarly landscape, a timely and inspiring Vision Session from Mondo Vaden on information and intersectionality, a new incoming president in Willa Liburd, and the completion of our beloved conference jigsaw puzzle. Thank you to everyone who made Madison so memorable. Read our Day 3 recap and save the dates for what comes next — NASIG Autumn (October 6–8) and NASIG Annual 2027 (June 8–10, virtual)!

NASIG 2026, Day 3: Access, Intersectionality, and Until Next Time And just like that, NASIG 2026 has come to a close. Madison delivered a wonderful final day that sent us home inspired, energized, and already looking forward to next year. The morning sessions set…

Congratulations to our award winners, Sam Farley (Teresa Malinowski First Time Award) and William Chan (Equity and Inclusion Award - sponsored by Harrassowitz)

Here they are with NASIG President Jacqueline Brellenthin.