Asian Pacific American Librarians Association (APALA ) Constitution and Bylaws

Asian Pacific American Librarians Association (APALA ) Constitution and Bylaws

The organization is incorporated in the state of Illinois.
The purpose of this organization are:
To provide a forum for discussing problems and concerns of Asian/Pacific American, for the exchange of ideas by Asian/Pacific American librarians and other librarians. To support and encourage library services to Asian/Pacific American communities. To recruit and support Asian/Pacific American librarians in the library/information science professions. To seek funding for scholarships in library/information science programs for Asian/Pacific Americans. To provide a vehicle whereby Asian/Pacific American librarians can cooperate with other
associations and organizations having similar or allied interests.

Membership are open to all librarians/information specialists of Asian/Pacific descent working in the United States libraries/information centers and other such related organizations and to others who support the goals and purposes of APALA. Asian/Pacific Americans are defined as those who consider themselves Asian/Pacific Americans. They may be Americans of
Asian/Pacific descent, or Asian/Pacific people with the status of permanent residency, or Asian/Pacific people living in the United States.

Asian/Pacific American Librarians Association

http://www.apalaweb.org/about/constitution-and-bylaws/

Asian/Pacific American Librarians Association

2012-08-10

Asian/Pacific American Librarians Association

http://www.apalaweb.org/

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