Jessica Pietsch is your ALIA WA State Manager
Hello WA!
My name is Jess Pietsch and I am your local ALIA contact. I love connecting people, information and ideas. I do this through email, twitter, and Linkedin; please get in touch with me!
m. 0431 465 379
e. jessica.pietsch@alia.org.au
Upcoming Events
| Event | Date(s) | Location |
|---|---|---|
| IFLA WLIC 2017 - Connect before you go! | Sat, 19/08/2017 (All day) | Online |
| ALIA ARL WA - User Experience | Tue, 29/08/2017 - 5:30pm to 7:30pm | WA |
| #auslibchat September | Tue, 05/09/2017 - 9:00pm to 10:00pm | Online |
| 2017 The Reading Hour | Thu, 14/09/2017 - 6:00pm to 7:00pm | National |
| ALIA West - Transport to "2017 New Norcia Library Lecture" | Fri, 06/10/2017 (All day) | WA |
Pages
Groups in WA
ALIA has a vibrant membership in WA with a number of enthusiastic and energetic groups.
ALIAWest
The group organises continuing professional development activities statewide. Monthly meetings are open to visitors and potential committe members | More info |
ALIAinWA | 
@ALIAinWA | eList | Biblia Blog
WALT
The ALIA WA Library Technicians Group promotes ALIA and library technician activities | More info |Walt Group
ALIA Academic and Research Libraries WA
ALIA Academic and Research Libraries (WA) is a forum for tertiary, research and academic librarians to discuss ideas and practices and foster collaboration | More info
There are also local WA representatives from the following national ALIA groups:
ALIA Students & New Grads
ALIA SNGG have an active WA chapter that links in closely with the national group. | Learn more | Twitter |Facebook
Health Libraries Australia
Health Libraries Australia (HLA) has evolved from the former Library Association of Australia National Medical Librarians’ Section. They run an active elist which is a conduit for great discussions about issues relevant to the health speciality and for promoting events and professional development opportunities and have an active WA chapter. | Learn more
ALIA Retirees
ALIA Retirees have a strong WA chapter with regular meetups at the State Library and tours of libraries and other information services. To get in touch, contact the WA State Manager who will connect you. | Learn more
The Western Australian Information Network (WAIN) elist is run by Curtin University and is utilised by the various local information management-related societies and associations.
Check the ALIA Elist page for national and special interest ALIA elists.
Institutions offering ALIA Accredited Courses
A full list of ALIA accredited courses is available here.