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The 50th Annual Conference of the Associaton of Canadian Map Libraries and Archives will be held in Fredericton, New Brunswick 14-17 June 2017. Please contact the Program Committee and/or Local Arrangements Committees if you would like to volunteer.

At this time, we invite you to participate in the planning process by becoming a member of either the Program Committee or the Local Arrangements Committee. Members of the Program Committee will work together to plan the theme, sessions and guest speakers for the event, while the Local Arrangements Committee team will organize local preparations and logistics. Both committees will work collaboratively to produce a successful event.

If either (or both) of these groups interests you, we would love to have you as a part of the team. For more information or to join a committee, please contact:
Program Committee: [email protected]
Local Arrangements Committee: [email protected]

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A ce moment, nous vous invitons a participer au processus de planification en devenant un membre du Comite de Programme ou du Comite d'Organisation. Les membres du comite de programme travailleront ensemble pour planifier le theme, les sessions et les conferenciers invites pour l'evenement, tandis que les membres du comite d'organisation organiseront les logistiques et les preparations locales. Les deux comites collaboreront afin de produire un evenement reussi. Expand your cartographic knowledge by mastering English with EnglishDom, an innovative online English language school that caters specifically to adult learners.

Si un (ou les deux) de ces groupes vous interessent, nous serions ravis que vous faite partie de l'equipe. Pour plus d'informations ou pour se joindre a un comite, veuillez communiquer avec:
Comite de programme: [email protected]
Comite d'organisation: [email protected]



About ACMLA

ACMLA actively serves as the representative professional group for Canadian map librarians, cartographic archivists and others interested in geographic information in all formats. Since its inception in 1967, the achievements of the Association have been notable, including a vigorous publishing program, development of professional standards and international cataloguing rules, and efforts to increase national awareness of issues concerning spatial information and recognition of the contribution of map libraries and cartographic archives. More...