It is LIANZA Council's great pleasure to announce this year's LIANZA Professional Awards which will be presented at Conference in Dunedin. You may wish to view their citations http://www.lianza.org.nz/sites/lianza.org.nz/files/Awards.pdf
Congratulations to each and every one of you for recognition richly deserved.
Associateships:
Dr Bernadette Elizabeth Cassidy
Vicki Sheryl Clarke
Michael Lawrence Collett
Debra Anne Duncan
Nirmala Gounder
Jennifer Lindsay Kelly
Paula Jan Legel
Elizabeth (Beth) Sharon Morgan-Reeve
Ksenija Mincic-Obradovic
Linda Kathryn Palmer
Judith Lee Ann Rowe
Cynthia Ann Smith
Laurinda Elizabeth Thomas
Fellowships:
Daniel George Dorner
Brian Charles Flaherty
Marilyn Ailsa Fordyce
Spencer Charles Lilley
Sandra Mann
Kathleen Ann Reweti
Anne Maree Scott
Elaine Helen Woodhouse
LIANZA Letter of Recognition:
Dave Keet and Linda Winterburn, The Knowledge Basket
LIANZA Award of Merit - Digital Services:
Eric John Truesdale
LIANZA Honorary Life Membership:
Allison Dobbie
Penny Carnaby
Sue Sutherland
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Showing posts with label LIANZA Associateship. Show all posts
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Thursday, March 4, 2010
Associateship - Have you thought about it?
Associateship - Have you thought about it? Well its not too late. lets see if you qualify:
Requirements
A personal member of the Association who wishes to be considered for an Associateship may apply, providing the following initial requirements are met.
The applicant holds a recognised New Zealand library qualification or a recognised qualification from an overseas library school or archival institute.
The applicant has completed a least five years of satisfactory service since obtaining the qualification, of which at least three years have been spent in a New Zealand organisation.
The applicant has been a member of the Association for at least five years. If the applicant has been employed overseas during this period, membership of an overseas Association will be recognised.
Criteria
The following criteria will be used by the Credentials Committee in assessing the applicant's suitability for the award of an Associateship:
Practical knowledge and skills in providing library/information services:
(i) Competence and achievement in some particular aspect(s) of library and information services (such as circulation services, book selection, collection development, cataloguing, reference and information services, response to community/user needs, specific services, e.g. Bi/multicultural, young persons, outreach, special needs, archives, records management, research, user surveys, etc.).
(ii) A well–demonstrated understanding of the information needs of clients, and the delivery of services to meet those needs.
Management and planning responsibilities: Some of the categories below may not be applicable to the applicant. This will depend upon the applicant's work circumstances
(i) Staff management
(ii) Financial management
(iii) Resource management
(iv) Implementing and managing of appropriate and/or innovative library and information services
(v) Initiating or contributing to projects or changes/improvements in existing services
(vi) Marketing services
(vii) Evaluating and implementing appropriate technologies
(viii) Planning own work and that of others, setting priorities and aligning with organisational goals and objectives
Professional development and professional contribution:
(i) Self-development of professional perspectives and objectives through professional reading, Internet discussion groups
(ii) Continuing education through such activities as attendance at seminars and workshops (iii) An awareness of professional issues
(iv) Knowledge of and/or participation in the work and activities of the Association, and other relevant organisations
Information and Application Form (PDF)
Information and Application Form (WORD)
Guidelines for Referees
Refere to Te Upoko o te Ika a Maui LIANZA Wellington Region Committee guide to applying for associateship "*weeks to associateship" http://wellingtonregionlianza.blogspot.com/search/label/Associateship
Requirements
A personal member of the Association who wishes to be considered for an Associateship may apply, providing the following initial requirements are met.
The applicant holds a recognised New Zealand library qualification or a recognised qualification from an overseas library school or archival institute.
The applicant has completed a least five years of satisfactory service since obtaining the qualification, of which at least three years have been spent in a New Zealand organisation.
The applicant has been a member of the Association for at least five years. If the applicant has been employed overseas during this period, membership of an overseas Association will be recognised.
Criteria
The following criteria will be used by the Credentials Committee in assessing the applicant's suitability for the award of an Associateship:
Practical knowledge and skills in providing library/information services:
(i) Competence and achievement in some particular aspect(s) of library and information services (such as circulation services, book selection, collection development, cataloguing, reference and information services, response to community/user needs, specific services, e.g. Bi/multicultural, young persons, outreach, special needs, archives, records management, research, user surveys, etc.).
(ii) A well–demonstrated understanding of the information needs of clients, and the delivery of services to meet those needs.
Management and planning responsibilities: Some of the categories below may not be applicable to the applicant. This will depend upon the applicant's work circumstances
(i) Staff management
(ii) Financial management
(iii) Resource management
(iv) Implementing and managing of appropriate and/or innovative library and information services
(v) Initiating or contributing to projects or changes/improvements in existing services
(vi) Marketing services
(vii) Evaluating and implementing appropriate technologies
(viii) Planning own work and that of others, setting priorities and aligning with organisational goals and objectives
Professional development and professional contribution:
(i) Self-development of professional perspectives and objectives through professional reading, Internet discussion groups
(ii) Continuing education through such activities as attendance at seminars and workshops (iii) An awareness of professional issues
(iv) Knowledge of and/or participation in the work and activities of the Association, and other relevant organisations
Information and Application Form (PDF)
Information and Application Form (WORD)
Guidelines for Referees
Refere to Te Upoko o te Ika a Maui LIANZA Wellington Region Committee guide to applying for associateship "*weeks to associateship" http://wellingtonregionlianza.blogspot.com/search/label/Associateship
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Heather Lamond Receives LIANZA Associateship
Congratulations to Heather Lamond who received her LIANZA Associateship at LIANZA 2009 Conference. Heather is customer driven, an effiective communicator, able to demonstrate strong leadership She is strongly committed to LIANZA being active on both the local committee and on National Council This is a well deserved award, and we are greatly honoured to have you as our Ikaroa Councillor.
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