Association of Southeastern Research Libraries
ASERL brings together leaders from research libraries in the region to foster a high standard of library excellence through professional development, inter-institutional resource sharing, and other important collaborations. For more than 65 years, ASERL has been a trusted home for numerous innovative programs and events that provide tremendous benefit to our membership.
Upcoming Events & Webinars
Worldcrunch, Why Local Is Global: International News For Your Community!
Overview of Gale's Offer to ASERL Libraries -- Spring 2023
Collaborative Community Voices: The Blue, Gold and Black Digital Archive
Why Do I Stay? The DEI Perspective
LAA Webinar: Establishing Design Principles to Center Accessibility into Everyday Decisions
ASERL'S Core Programs
ASERL Member Spotlight
Five Questions with Bill Sudduth
1) Tell us about your work in your library. I am the Head of the Government Information and Maps Department of the University of South Carolina Libraries. The department also
ASERL Newsletter
Our periodic newsletter will inform you about upcoming opportunities, ASERL news, upcoming webinars, and more.
Spotlight on
Special Collections
John C. Wyatt Lexington Herald-Leader Photographs
UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY — The John C. Wyatt Lexington Herald-Leader photographs follows the changing urban landscape of Lexington, the agricultural, tobacco and horse racing industries, key national events such as World War II and Vietnam, as well as notable regional and national figures.
Baptist State Convention of North Carolina
WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY — This material provides invaluable insight into the American evangelical movement through five decades, including Baptist concerns relating to baptism and dancing at Baptist colleges, the role of the church in an increasingly liberal society, missionaries working abroad, political involvement, and the role of women.
Know your ASERL Member Libraries
ASERL members are the leading research libraries in 12 states across the region, providing critical information infrastructure for their universities and communities.
