NSLA Awards Season

We all know someone in the Nova Scotia library community who goes above and beyond.  Someone who should be recognized for the contributions they make.  Now you can give them the recognition they deserve by nominating them for one of NSLA’s awards:

The Norman Horrocks Award for Library Leadership was established to honour leadership in the Nova Scotia Library community and is given by NSLA for distinguished contributions to the promotion and development of library service in Nova Scotia. Those contributions should be of lasting significance and may be for leadership of various kinds – ranging from local projects to those of provincial scope and may cover any type of library activity.

The Emile Theriault Library and Information Technology Award, established in 2006, recognizes the efforts of a library support staff member, who has made a major contribution to their library community.  Emile Theriault was the first library support staff worker who served as president of NSLA.

For more information on nominations and previous winners take a look at the Awards section on the NSLA website.  Deadline for submissions is May 31st.  Submissions should be sent to Denise Corey, Vice-President, 2018-2019 at vice.president@nsla.ns.ca.

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