Caption: UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 35
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36 University of Illinois Library School ment as the result of a move to a new position may be eas' 1 n W than at any time within the past fifteen years, but professional^ ° CPUta tion is still, and always will be, an extremely valuable asset. ~ Any alumnus who is interested in a new position should ke Library School office informed of his plans and ambitions. An h? **! 0 attempt is always made to come as close as possible to the p r e f e r ^ I of the alumnus in regard to the three key items of salary, type of uTT 1 and location whenever suggestions are made for a vacancy. Only th simple facts need to be remembered to keep the placement servic ^ 1 at as high a standard as possible: .Iways inform the Library bchool office immediately any change in address. immediately a new position. 3. Notify the office of any changes in your professional interests or requirements. LEWIS F. STIEG Assistant Director U N I V E R S I T Y O F I L L I N O I S LIBRARY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION The Library School Association was organized in 1898 by alumni of the University of Illinois Library School, for the advancement of the interests of the School and for the promotion of social relations among its members. Reunion dinners and meetings are held at conferences of the American Library Association and at state library association meetings. The Library School Association has endowed the Katharine L. Sharp Scholarship and the Windsor Publication Fund. Both annual and life memberships are needed for the support of the Scholarship. The Association publishes the News Letter twice each year. It is your alumni association. Join today!
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