Congratulations to Winners of 2016 Student Awards

In June, merit award ceremonies were held for graduates of the Dalhousie School of Information Management’s MLIS program and NSCC’s Library and Information Technology program. The annual NSLA student prizes were presented at those events.  Each prize comprises a certificate of merit, a financial gift, and a one-year membership to NSLA.

The winner of the NSLA Award for School of Information Graduate is selected based on high academic achievement and a demonstrated commitment to public libraries. This year two students were recognized: Jenna Knorr and Elizabeth O’Brien.

2016 DalSIM award winner Jenna Knorr with Kelli WooShue, PR and Promtions Convenor

2016 DalSIM award winner Jenna Knorr with Kelli WooShue, PR and Promtions Convenor (Photo credit: Nick Pearce, Dalhousie University)

 

Kelli WooShue presents Amy White with the 2016 NSLA LIT Award

Kelli WooShue presents Amy White with the 2016 NSLA LIT Award (Photo credit: Jamie O’Haire)

 

The NSLA Award for Library and Information Technology (LIT) Student recognizes the student who has made the greatest contribution to the overall program. The 2016 prize was awarded to Amy White.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Congratulations go out to all of the winners of the 2016 NSLA student prizes.

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