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Tom Eadie, former Head of Reference, is joining us on Tuesday, March 5 at 10:30am in the Computer Lab, to present on and discuss the history of the Role of Librarians document (now the LEH), LAUW, and the early days of academic status for librarians in Canada.
Tom’s presentation will be followed by lunch at East Side Mario’s.
We need to hear from you!
The LAUW Executive are planning to bring forward some ammendments to the LAUW Constitution at the next AGM therefore, we need your input now! Please join this event to hear about the proposed options and share your thoughts.
Are you interested in learning how to create your own UWaterloo Scholar Profile to showcase your academic and professional achievements? If so, LAUW would like to invite you to a hands-on UWaterloo Scholar workshop in 2019!
