The Association of Southeastern Research Libraries (ASERL) published its 2025 Annual Report on October 15, 2025. Entitled “Stronger Together: Innovation, Leadership, and Connection Across the Southeast,” the report highlights the
Explore the BRAND NEW ASERL YouTube Channel which is an extension of our Professional Development Series featuring interviews and bold conversations about workplace culture, leadership, and emerging technologies. The two
Our recent Technology Conference was a huge success, and I want to extend a massive thank you to everyone who made it possible: our sponsors, committee members, and the fantastic
ASERL’s first Guide to Barbecue was launched in 2013. This updated version contains more than 100 recommendations from hungry ASERL members across the region, including tips for a wide variety
The Library Technology Immersion Conference offers a unique experience with inspiring morning keynotes from Dr. Bryan Carter (holographic education) and Cisco Systems (future of tech), followed by in-depth afternoon workshops where you choose your focus! Dive
REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED. The Library Technology Immersion Conference offers a unique experience with inspiring morning keynotes from Dr. Bryan Carter (holographic education) and Cisco Systems (future of tech), followed by
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 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
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
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
The Association of Southeastern Research Libraries (ASERL) published its 2025 Annual Report on October 15, 2025. Entitled “Stronger Together: Innovation, Leadership, and Connection Across the Southeast,” the report highlights the
Explore the BRAND NEW ASERL YouTube Channel which is an extension of our Professional Development Series featuring interviews and bold conversations about workplace culture, leadership, and emerging technologies. The two
Our recent Technology Conference was a huge success, and I want to extend a massive thank you to everyone who made it possible: our sponsors, committee members, and the fantastic
ASERL’s first Guide to Barbecue was launched in 2013. This updated version contains more than 100 recommendations from hungry ASERL members across the region, including tips for a wide variety
The Library Technology Immersion Conference offers a unique experience with inspiring morning keynotes from Dr. Bryan Carter (holographic education) and Cisco Systems (future of tech), followed by in-depth afternoon workshops where you choose your focus! Dive
REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED. The Library Technology Immersion Conference offers a unique experience with inspiring morning keynotes from Dr. Bryan Carter (holographic education) and Cisco Systems (future of tech), followed by
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 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
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
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