RLRT

• Are you retired but interested in library advocacy opportunities or staying involved in TLA?  
• Or, are you still working but interested in future retirement?
• Or maybe you’d just like to stay in contact with the librarians you’ve worked with for years and have some fun?  

The Retired Librarians Round Table is for you. You don’t have to be retired to join; membership is open to any member of the Texas Library Association. Please consider joining when you renew your membership in TLA.

Volunteer

OFFICERS 2023-2024
Chair – Ami Uselman
Chair-Elect – Selma Flores
Secretary/Treasurer – Bonnie Langen
Councilor – Debbie Hall
Alternate Councilor – Carter Cook
Past Chair – Mary Perroni
Webmaster – Mary Jo Humphreys

Resources for Retirement Help

Minutes and Budgets (cumulative from past years)

TLA Conference Programs and Celebrations of Library Pioneers – (More details about the 2024 Library Champions can be found here.) 

Operating Procedures

Past RLRT Officers

Texas Library Champions 

Texas Library Champions 2002 – 2024

In celebration of TLA’s 100 year anniversary in 2002, an ad hoc Centennial Celebration Committee was charged with planning and coordinating events that captured the spirit of TLA’s rich history and dynamic future. Part of the committee’s work in preserving the past was to honor 100 giants who made significant contributions to libraries and library service during the 1902-2002 period.   1902-2002: 100 Years in Progress

In 2016, the Retired Librarians Round Table initiated an annual social and educational event to be held at annual conference to honor these giants of our profession. It is titled, Celebrating Library Pioneers.

Facebook

Follow your favorite retired librarians on Facebook and share your own “retirement news”.

Search for our group, TLA RLRT. We have two sites on Facebook: one is a page and one is a group. They have the same name. Look for the icon for the Group. Our banner is a picture that says Vote for the Library. That is our closed group. Ask to join or email Deb Hall with your Facebook username.

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