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AMPC 2018

AMPC 2018. First Time member view Process, criteria, support - Washington, D.C. 2019. AALL Body of Knowledge ( BoK ).

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AMPC 2018

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  1. AMPC 2018 First Time member view Process, criteria, support - Washington, D.C. 2019

  2. AALL Body of Knowledge (BoK) • …clearly defines the core content areas of expertise and the related competencies and skill sets needed for essential and advanced abilities – in this case, for law librarianship. -BoK: FAQ • AALL BoK • framework supporting career & professional development • Domains • Competencies • Skills

  3. BoK Content Areas • Professionalism + Leadership at Every Level • Research + Analysis • Information Management • Teaching + Training • Marketing + Outreach • Management + Business Acumen

  4. AALL Body of Knowledge (BOK) • Members populated IdeaScale with great ideas • Each Content Team suggests 5 must-have topics • Research + Analysis Content Team met • Survey results & comprehensive list • Proposals & votes • 2018 Meeting experiences and conversations • Also consider Annual Meeting location

  5. AALL Program Proposals • Understand where your proposal best fits into the BoK domains • Each BoK Content Area identifies its own broad categories and examples of competencies and skill sets • https://www.aallnet.org/education-training/bok/ • Use AALL Knowledge Center • Develop, refine your proposal • Stimulate a new idea or reach a new audience • Think about collaboration • Consider making proposal unique to the meeting location

  6. Research+AnalysisExpertise in harnessing, interpreting, and leveraging legal knowledge and data to create a competitive edge that solves real-world problems and satisfies stakeholders.

  7. Proposals & Process • Technology woven throughout all 6 domains • Authors restricted to 2 BoK domains • Each SIS may independently produce one program • September – BIG REVEAL of must-haves & Call for Proposals • Must Haves: https://www.aallnet.org/conference/resources/proposing-a-program/must-program-topics/ • October 1 – deadline to submit program proposals • October & November – Team members review submissions • November – Team leaders meet • December – Notifications & liaison-guides assigned • Curation ongoing • Nurturing seeds of ideas to meet member needs & support BoK • Hot Topics identified in spring 2019 July 13-16 2019 AALL Annual Meeting – Washington, D.C.

  8. Best practices • Follow • The • Directions

  9. “Must Haves” ≠ ”Only Haves” • Check the must haves • Topics are broad • They are not limits

  10. Don’t worry about: • Knowing exactly who your speakers are • Developing the world’s most innovative format

  11. Focus on: • The Takeaways • The Description • The Title

  12. Takeaways • What will your audience take from this? • What can they tell their bosses? • How will they meet their personal BoK objectives?

  13. Magic words! Apply Assess Combine Compare Compile Compute Create Demonstrate Describe Design Discuss Explain Identify List Locate Plan Predict Rate Revise Select State Summarize Write Analyze

  14. AVOID AVOID AVOID AVOID Know Learn Become aware of Understand Appreciate Become familiar with Think about Figure out Use “Will be able to”

  15. Sell your program • Avoid histories • Why would members be excited to attend? • Focus on positive outcomes • What’s unique about your program? • 100 words!

  16. “I only read the titles” • What will you cover? • Who is this for? • What is your tone?

  17. Let’s talk about money • It’s ok to ask • Be reasonable: • $500 for a program of general interest vs • $2500 for a program focusing on niche topics

  18. And the rest….. • Target audience – who will be at AALL? • Length – 1 hour or 2.5? • Number of speakers – most programs don’t need 5 • Actual speakers vs descriptions – you can use both • Format of your program – add a little something • Special needs or equipment?

  19. Review the Rubric

  20. A happy AMPC reviewer • There are three takeaways • They are clearly written • The description is clear • Members would be really interested • Costs/equipment needs are clear • Format works for this audience • Easy to assign numbers!

  21. More practices: • Start early • Get a reviewer • Read the help pages • https://www.aallnet.org/conference/resources/proposing-a-program/

  22. And: • Follow • The • Directions

  23. Not selected for 2019? Publications Presentations Other AALL meetings Chapter or SIS webinars Law Firm Law Faculty Other University Libraries • Spectrum or Law Library Journal • Bar Journals • SIS, chapter newsletters • Other Professional Association newsletters

  24. CALL Contacts

  25. Program Proposal Review • Looking for a CALL member to review your program? • The Mentorship and Leadership Development Committee can help! • Send program proposal drafts to: • Debbie Ginsberg: dginsberg@kentlaw.iit.edu • Heidi Kuehl: hkuehl@niu.edu

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