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Exhibitors & SponsorsThe SCLA Conference provides a platform for sharing knowledge, networking, and showcasing products to over 200 SCLA members from libraries across South Carolina. Additionally, this year the South Carolina Association of School Librarians (SCASL) will join us on October 29, providing access to over 100 School Librarians and Media Specialists on the first day of the conference. Our vibrant vendor area will be activated with drawings and activities, encouraging all attendees to actively engage with our sponsors and vendors. As a vendor or sponsor, you can exhibit your products, enhance brand visibility, network with industry leaders, and support professional development in the library community. Please click here for information on our various sponsorship and vendor packages and contact SCLA's Executive Director, Aimee Hiers at [email protected], to confirm your participation. We can't wait to collaborate with you! |
Announcements
SCLA Awards
Applications are now open for the SCLA Awards!
Know someone who deserves to be recognized for their outstanding contributions? Nominate them today!
View Awards and Submit an Award Nomination
Deadline: August 21, 2024
Breakout Session Proposals
We are still accepting breakout session proposals! If you were on the fence about participating, this is your sign. Submit your ideas here!
Statement on Proviso 27.1
SCLA stands with the South Carolina State Library against the change to Proviso 27.1. Attached to the budget approval securing state aid to SC public libraries, this proviso is vague and removes local control from legislatively created county library boards concerning collection creation and maintenance.
To view SCLA President Angela Craig’s official statement, click here.
To view the South Carolina Library’s official statement, click here.
Take Action
If you want to get involved with library advocacy, check out our Legislative Action Center and sign up to be notified about upcoming advocacy campaigns.
South Carolina Digital Library
This digital collection curated by the South Carolina Digital Library showcases 100 years of SCLA history, including photographs, conference brochures, and publications.