Help support a diverse workforce in the next generation of academic librarians by mentoring an ALA Spectrum Scholar through the ACRL Dr. E.J. Josey Spectrum Scholar Mentor Program. Learn more on ACRL Insider and apply by November 7. bit.ly/4nc4ilr

Our newly-approved AI Competencies for Academic Library Workers are now available on the ACRL website. The document provides a comprehensive, library-specific set of competencies applicable to academic library workers. Learn more on ACRL Insider - bit.ly/48ZWiAP #AI

New on ACRLog... The High Cost of Being Laid Off bit.ly/3J125LR

New on ACRLog... The Day-to-Day Life of a New Academic Librarian bit.ly/43lyQdF

We're now accepting proposals and scholarship applications for RBMS 2026! Themed “Advocacy: Finding Your Voice," the conference will be held June 23-26, 2026, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and online. Submit proposals and scholarship applications by Dec. 12. bit.ly/42ZDqOs

We're accepting nominations for the positions of ACRL vice-president/president-elect and director-at-large in the 2027 elections. Learn more on ACRL Insider and submit your nominations by Feb. 15, 2026. bit.ly/4hx7WVX

Our latest book - "Library Publishing: How to Launch, Enhance, and Sustain Your Program" edited by Jonathan Grunert - is now available. Learn more in an excerpt from the introduction on ACRL Insider and check it out today! bit.ly/4o8WfqV

The ACRL National Survey of Student Engagement (NSSE) Information Literacy Module Review Task Force completed a new LibGuide highlighting how you can learn about, advocate for, and use NSSE data at your institution. Learn more here: bit.ly/4qBOwmW

⌛ Reminder! The deadline to apply to help support a diverse workforce in the next generation of academic librarians by mentoring an ALA Spectrum Scholar through the ACRL Dr. E.J. Josey Spectrum Scholar Mentor Program is coming up this Friday, November 7. bit.ly/4nc4ilr

The November issue of College & Research Libraries - featuring articles on the impact of collections, prioritizing privacy in learning analytics, affordable course materials, and more - is now available on the journal website. bit.ly/4oK7FkK

The 2025 ACRL Academic Library Trends and Statistics Survey is now open, and your participation is essential for gathering insights that drive informed decisions and advancements in our field! bit.ly/47lyfuM

Articles on generative #AI and cataloging, library outreach, growing through failure, recalibrating the definition of information, and more await in the November issue of "C&RL News". It's freely available now on the magazine website! bit.ly/47XIy8y

New on ACRLog... Tenure-lite: Proving Value to Systems That Don’t Value Us bit.ly/43OM9TT

New on ACRLog... A Zine Fest in the Library bit.ly/4qSHRoA

New on ACRLog... The Unexpected Overlaps Between a Don and a Librarian  bit.ly/47vhoWt

Make sure to join us on Dec. 2 for the Online Learning webcast "Universal Design for Learning." The webcast will examine how UDL reduces the need for individual accommodations by anticipating a wide range of learning styles and needs. bit.ly/43sccQJ

New on ACRLog... What I Wish I Knew Before My First Library Conference bit.ly/4i3Cm2r

New on ACRLog... A few takeaways from Open Education 2025 bit.ly/43zvfsq

Join ACRL for a free webinar on 12/4 at 11am to discuss the findings from the 2024 ACRL Academic Library Trends and Statistics Survey! The survey data helps librarians assess the impact of libraries, make peer comparisons, and track trends over time. bit.ly/47NBueE

The latest edition of our Keeping Up With... series, featuring a discussion of AI Ethics by Brandi Hart, is now available on our website. bit.ly/3XCx2ta #AI