Highlights from ASERL’s 2025 Annual Meeting / Spring Membership Meeting
On May 19-21, ASERL member representatives gathered in Fayetteville, Arkansas for the Association’s 2025 Annual Meeting and Spring Membership Meeting. Despite some challenging weather, 35 out of ASERL’s 39 member […]
ASERL honors Dr. Carla Hayden, Librarian of Congress
May 20, 2025 — Today, the Association of Southeastern Research Libraries (ASERL) published a resolution honoring the career of Dr. Carla Hayden, the 14th Librarian of Congress. The resolution notes […]
ASERL Members’ Input Needed for New BBQ Guide
Attention, ASERL foodies and BBQ aficionados! ASERL launched our first online Guide to Southern Barbecue in 2013. A lot has changed since then, so we are starting afresh — and we […]
Call for Presenters: Who’s experimenting / playing with Gen-AI tools in their library?
ASERL seeks to offer our acclaimed online learning platform to share information and experiences of people working in our member libraries regarding their experiments with (or “playing with” if you […]
Reflecting on the 2025 Leadership Retreat: Connection, Culture, and Community
Authored by Eric Glenn, Virginia Tech / ASERL Visiting Program Officer ASERL’s 2025 Leadership Retreat brought together 28 library staff and librarians from across ASERL’s membership for a dynamic and […]
“Business As Usual?” Unconference for Curators & Special Collections Librarians
ASERL is pleased to host an upcoming unconference for curators and special collections librarians. “Business as Usual? Special Collections as a Microcosm of the World” is designed to bring together […]
Five Questions with Denice Lewis, Wake Forest University
1) Denice, tell us about your work in your library…? My title is the Research and Instruction Librarian for Engineering and Science. As a liaison to Engineering and Physics, I […]
ASERL Insider — December 2024
Hot off the presses: Elaina, Rebecca, and I are pleased to share ASERL’s most recent e-newsletter. It’s a good one, if I do say so myself — full of updates about […]
Remembering Paul Willis, A True ASERL Champion
The ASERL community is saddened by the recent loss of Paul Willis, a true champion of ASERL. Paul held leadership positions in research libraries for many decades, including the University […]
See our new “What is ASERL?” video
ASERL is pleased to share our new video offering a concise introduction about our programming, membership, and community values. It’s available on our “About ASERL” page and on our Vimeo […]