ARLD Dialogues
ARLD Dialogues are informal lunchtime gatherings around the state that focus on issues of interest to librarians interested in instruction.
The agenda usually includes introductions, a short talk on an instruction-related topic, and discussion about that topic or any others that interest the group. They usually happen over lunch, with MLA subsidizing part of the lunch.
Any ARLD member may host a dialogue. Details to work out include finding a room, figuring out the parking situation, and deciding how to order box lunches. ARLD will pay for the lunches.
Sponsors can work with a Board member to find a speaker, announce the session, and take RSVPs, or take care of those details by themselves. The MLA office can write checks for the lunches, take registration, and take care of other details as needed.
Contact an ARLD Board member for more information.