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Announcement: Congratulations to Stacey Nordlund and Heather Buchansky, winners of the 2012 SLA Toronto Infomart Student-to-Conference Award

SLA Toronto and sponsor, Infomart, are proud to announce the winners of the 2012 SLA Toronto Infomart Student-to-Conference Awards, Stacey Nordlund and Heather Buchansky. With Infomart‘s generous support, Stacey and Heather will each receive a $1,500 grant to attend the SLA Annual Conference in Chicago, Illinois from July 15-18, 2012.

“The Infomart Student-to-Conference Awards program is an effort to identify and encourage students who will make a impact in their profession as media intelligence and research professionals,” says Jonathan Harris, Managing Director of Infomart.

The SLA Conference is the one time a year when members gather from around the world. This annual event is an exemplary opportunity to learn, connect, and cultivate one’s career in the information profession. “The SLA Toronto Chapter is immensely grateful to partner with Infomart in giving these grants to deserving students who are the future of the special libraries profession. Attending the conference provides an invaluable experience for these future leaders.“, says Laura Warner, 2012 SLA Toronto Chapter President.

Infomart is Canada’s leading media intelligence agency with more than 25 years of delivering media monitoring and research solutions to Canada’s best-informed institutions. Covering print, social media platforms, radio, television, and online news, Infomart gives you the intelligence you need to optimize your media strategies, saving time, saving money, and fueling more effective and efficient media-related decisions that contribute to your bottom line. At the end of the day, Infomart helps Canadian companies, agencies, and organizations drive bottom-line efficiencies by providing fast, relevant and accurate media monitoring, research, and reporting solutions.

Stacey is a Master of Library & Information Science candidate from the School of Library & Information Science at San José State University, and Heather is a Master of Information candidate from the Faculty of Information at the University of Toronto. Please look for Stacey & Heather’s award-winning application essays in the upcoming edition of The Courier, SLA Toronto’s newsletter.
Please join us in congratulating Stacey and Heather!

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