Dear state librarians,
I'm making a 30 minute presentation to Administrative Codes
& Registers section members of the National Association of
Secretaries of State at their winter meeting on February 6
in Washington DC. (See below for a description of the ACR
section.)
My topic is how ACR members can take advantage of the skills
and resources of their state libraries and librarians to
help them do their job better and faster. I want to provide
the audience with real-life success stories of how you and
your staffs have made a difference in their work.
So, I need to hear from you! Please email me off-list if
you have examples I can use, and also provide your contact
information so I can follow-up if I have any questions. I
also welcome your thoughts and suggestions.
If you know of state librarians who are not on the list,
please forward this email to them. The more success stories
I have the better!
Happy New Year, and I look forward to hearing from you!
best,
Marilyn
Marilyn Bromley
Library Director
The Bureau of National Affairs, Inc.
1801 S. Bell Street | Arlington VA 22202-4501
Marilyn’s phone 703-341-3307 | mbromley@bna.com
Library phone 703-341-3303 | Library fax 703-341-1636
PS - here is a description of the ACR from the NASS website:
The Administrative Codes and Registers (ACR) Section of the
National Association of Secretaries of State (NASS) is the
organization of persons in government and the private sector
interested in administrative law. Some of ACR's objectives
include:
gathering, exchanging and disseminating facts, information
and ideas relating to the publication and distribution of
administrative codes and registers;
enhancing the quality of administrative codes and registers
through better style, format and design;
encouraging the development of administrative codes and
registers in jurisdictions where none exist;
fostering the development of better rulewriting skills and
rule review techniques, and more effective management of the
rule promulgation process; and
increasing knowledge of administrative law among ACR Section
members and within the general public
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