Arctic Connections: The 29th Polar Libraries Colloquy
We invite librarians, scholars and other information professionals to submit their abstracts to Polar Libraries Colloquy 2024, which takes place in Tromsø, Norway June 9 – 14.
Conference themes include, but are not limited to:
- Minorities and indigenous peoples in the north
- Polar libraries, archives and information matters
- Polar and indigenous research data management and open access publishing
- Polar ecology, climate and environment management
- Polar politics and history
- The Arctic/Antarctic in teaching and learning
Presentation formats
Submissions are invited for paper presentations/best practice presentations or round table discussions.
- 25-minute presentations, including time for questions. These are reports on projects, studies or best practices that you want to share.
- 55-minute round table discussions. These are structured discussion sessions on relevant topics and/or challenging issues. As a round table leader, you are expected to present the topic, lead the discussion, and facilitate participation.
Abstract must contain a maximum of 250 words and must be submitted no later than 1 November 2023.
The submitted abstract should preferably be in the form of a .docx file and sent to the following e-mail address: mariann.lokse@uit.no
More information on the 29th Polar Libraries Colloquy can be found here.
Can you tell me who is now overseeing the polar-themed library book prize?
Also, how can I submit an obituary for the newsletter?
As a former member of the Colloquy lately out of touch I am not sure how to reach the Colloquy except through this means.
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Hello Deirdre, the William Mills Prize for Non-Fiction Polar Books is being overseen by the William Mills Prize Coordinator Julia Finn (https://polarlibraries.org/william-mills-prize/). You can find the information on the Bulletin Editors under the About –> Steering Committee page. You can send in to any of the editors. To make it easier, I provide Christine Erickson’s email here: lcericson@alaska.edu.
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Hi Deirdre,
As an addendum, to reach the colloquy directly, you can email us at pollib-l@mailman.ucalgary.ca.
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