The dealine to submit a paper or poster for MLA 2009 Annual Meeting in Hawaii is October 6, 2009. That is less than two weeks away!

For more information go to http://www.mlanet.org/am/am2009/call.html

(courtesy of MLA)
Papers:
Contributed papers can explore the newest ideas, best practices, and fusion-related themes. Consider what is best in local practices, valid research results, current trends, use or development of innovative technologies, and future projects that highlight what is best about health sciences libraries and information centers and the role librarians and information professionals play in making health information available to all. Handouts and electronic presentations from the paper presentations will be posted to MLANET. Plan to submit your abstract, using the structured abstract guidelines at www.research.mlanet.org, by Monday, October 6, 2008.

Posters or Electronic Demonstration:
The 2009 NPC also invites proposals for best ideas expressed as a poster or electronic demonstration. The range of opportunities for self-expression is unlimited. Consider the use or development of innovative technologies, local best practices, valid research results, current trends, and future projects that highlight the power of partnerships, the best about health sciences libraries and information centers, and the roles that librarians and information professionals play in making health information accessible to all. Posters will be available for viewing during MLA ’09. Posters and related handouts will be posted to MLANET prior to the meeting. Plan to submit your abstract, using the structured abstract guidelines at www.research.mlanet.org, by Monday, October 6, 2008. Posters should not repeat information submitted for papers.

Are you working on a project that would make a good poster or paper but you aren't completely finished to have the results or the conclusion yet? Will you have the results by February 16, 2009? If so then please consider submitting a paper or poster based on your project. Authors of accepted papers or posters have the option to input the results and conclusions sections, not to exceed 150 words, to add them after acceptance no later than February 16, 2009.

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