Recent Membership Meetings
FALL 2024: November 19-20, 2024 — Charlottesville, VA
- Meeting Notes
- Meeting Agenda
- Work Status Report — October 2024
- ASERL Committee & Interest Group Updates
- ASERL Member News & Notes — Fall 2024
- AI Initiatives in Select ASERL Libraries
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- Virginia Tech — Bill Ingram
- University of Virginia — Judy Thomas
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- Reflection/Meditation Rooms
- Fundraising Resources suggsted by Kelly Graham, UVA Library Development Direector:
- Publications by Dr. Kathryn Dilworth:
- Philanthropy in public libraries: Its impact on community well-being missions (in press). The International Journal of Community Well-Being.
- Building the social capital of the academic library through fundraising (in press). T. Schlak, P. Bracke, S. Corrall. (Eds), The Social Future of Libraries, Facet Publishing. (Attached)
- Fundraising in academic libraries: Looking back and defining new questions. The Journal of Academic Librarianship, 46(5).
- Successful Fundraising for the Academic Library: Philanthropy in Higher Education. Oxford: Chandos Press. (Book)
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- Jennings, K. N. & Garczynski, J. (2020). Fundraising for Academic Libraries: A Practical Guide for Librarians. Rowan & Littlefield. (Book)
- Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE): Development for Deans and Academic Leaders: Winter Session 2025 (CASE also has a library full of information, articles, examples, and subject guides)
- UVA’s Gift Planning website with an overview of our vehicles: https://giving.virginia.edu/ways-to-give/gift-planning
- UVA Library Campaign Website
- UVA Friends of the Library giving society: https://library.virginia.edu/support-library/friends
Upcoming Membership Meetings
SPRING 2025: May 20-21, 2025 — Fayetteville, AR
Meeting Minutes: View ASERL meeting minutes from November 2000 to present
Agendas and Meeting Materials: View meeting agendas and materials from 2007 to present.
Meeting Site Selection (*.pdf format)
ASERL holds membership meetings twice per year. To ensure maximum member participation as well as a measure of exposure to different library settings/geographic locations, ASERL strives to ensure that at least one meeting per year takes place at an airline hub location. Meetings that do not meet this requirement should consider the following criteria:- Reasonable travel – Reasonable drive time / Aim for no more than one airline connection for most attendees
- Reasonable cost – Aim for hotels less than $200/night; consider A/V, parking & catering costs, too
- Quality of meeting space – Lighting, sight lines, decor, upkeep, etc.
- Walkability/After-hours appeal – Availability of shops & restaurants
- Proximity to ASERL libraries
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- Publications by Dr. Kathryn Dilworth: