Please forgive any cross-posting, but we did want to remind you about a call for proposals that we have open for K-12 librarians (or first year experience librarians looking at high school/college transitions) at our upcoming colloquium: Research Relevance: K-12 Library Instruction for the 21st Century. 

It
will take place June 24-25, in Palo Alto, CA. If you happen to be
coming to ALA Annual in San Francisco, we hope you can pop into town a
bit early to join us!

We
are looking for innovative, hands-on sessions examining essential
information skills and/or strategies and pedagogy to best support
today’s learners. Preference will be given to sessions emphasizing
participatory, collaborative structures that provide attendees with
resources for use at their sites. We will be accepting submissions through Friday, November 28, 2014.

Conference information and starter topic ideas, as well as the form to submit a session proposal: castilleja.org/researchrelevance.

If
you want to come and explore these topics with us without running a
session, registration will open in January. You can sign up for updates here as well.

Questions? Email ResearchRelevance@castilleja.org