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Between the Lines: September Member Spotlight
Kimberly M. Gay, M.L.S. Head of Reference and Information Services Department; Academic Reference and Instruction Librarian II John B. Coleman Library, Prairie View A&M University What inspired you to become […]
Read MoreStaff spotlight: Joanna Franco
In each TLA Staff Spotlight, we highlight a different Texas Library Association staff member. It’s part of our effort to make sure you know who the TLA staff is, so […]
Read MoreBetween the Lines: August Member Spotlight
Carmen Lazo Children’s Community Programs Administrator Pflugerville Public Library What inspired you to become a librarian? When I moved to Texas, my life had a fortunate turn of events. I […]
Read MoreStaff Spotlight: Julie Marshall
The TLA Staff Spotlight series is an occasional series where we highlight different members of the TLA staff. It’s part of our effort to make sure you know who the […]
Read MoreStatement Opposing HISD Elimination of Librarian Jobs and Library Services
In early June, the Texas Education Agency (TEA) took over Houston ISD, installing state-appointed managers in place of the elected school board and appointing Mike Miles as superintendent. Superintendent Miles […]
Read MoreBetween the Lines: July Member Spotlight
Israel Favela Collection Development and Cataloging Manager at Houston Public Library What inspired you to become a librarian? Since I was in elementary school, I was always told that I […]
Read MoreMembers Only and TLA Engage are now live!
We’re excited to announce that our new members-only portal is open! You will use this area to update your profile, register for events, shop the TLA store and more. There […]
Read MoreBetween the Lines: June Member Spotlight
Kristi Starr School Librarian Former chair, Texas Association of School Librarians (TASL) What inspired you to become a librarian? Just like most educators can point back to a pivotal teacher, […]
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