From the Guest Editor's Desk
Fall 1973
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.3776/ncl.v31i3.4098Abstract
When the In-Service Training Committee of the Public Libraries Section of the North Carolina Library Association began its planning in the spring of 1972, it had several directions in which it could proceed. All committee members agreed that a high priority should be placed upon reaching public library personnel who deal in public service. As the committee continued its deliberations, plans evolved for a series of four communications workshops to be held during the month of September 1972. Conducted in Hendersonville, Asheboro, Lumberton and Roanoke Rapids, the work-shops provided a variety of locales and dates from which librarians could choose.
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