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GLISA Overview

GLISA is the Graduate Library and Information Studies Association, the student chapter of the American Library Association at the School of Library and Information Studies at Texas Woman's University. GLISA's purpose is to promote the social, cultural, intellectual, and professional growth of its members and to support the School of Library and Information Studies. It also facilitates and encourages participation in the American Library Association.

The easiest way to participate is via GLISA's Blackboard site. Whether you live in Denton, Houston, Pennsylvania, or Malaysia this is the place where GLISA members share ideas, questions, and concerns with other SLIS students and faculty. To join the Blackboard forum, please see our membership application. If you have any questions, you can contact us at glisaala@yahoo.com.

GLISA facilitates and encourages participation in the American Library Association and sponsors the annual GLISA Student Award to ALA, enabling a TWU SLIS student to attend and participate in the ALA Annual Conference.

Our officers are:

President: Taylor Lincecum
VP of Projects: Amy Castillo
VP of Publicity: Sonnet Brown
Secretary: Bonnie Fitzpatrick
Treasurer/Membership Coordinator: Kelly Brouillard

TWU Disclaimer Statement for Organization Web Pages:
"The contents of this web page are sole responsibility of Graduate Library and Information Studies Association and its contributors, and do not necessarily represent the official statements, opinions or policies of Texas Woman's University. The administrator of this web page is either Taylor Lincecum or Janine Golden. Unofficial information may be posted and maintained by TWU faculty, staff and student groups or individuals. TWU does not accept any responsibility or liability for any information contained on these pages. Information of any type should be verified by direct contact with appropriate University officials for accuracy and timeliness."