Wisconsin/Illinois Innovative Users Group, November 2nd Meeting Registration is still open

["Jenny Schmidt" <jschmidt at switchinc dot org>]

Hello,
Registration for the Wisconsin/Illinois Innovative Users Group (WILIUG)
meeting on Tuesday, November 2, 2004 has been extended to October 15th.
Interested staff can access the registration form at
http://caspian.switchinc.org/waiug/meetings/Nov2RegForm.pdf. This meeting is
open to any staff using Innovative Interfaces' Library System.

The meeting will be held from 9-Noon at the Grand Geneva Resort & Spa, Lake
Geneva, Wisconsin, one day BEFORE the Wisconsin Library Association's annual
conference. For the meeting agenda, directions and details on the optional
Birds of a Feather lunch, please go to:
http://caspian.switchinc.org/waiug/meet.html

There is no cost for this meeting, however, your institution must be a new
WILIUG member. For this reason, we have combined the registration form with
a WILIUG membership form (see link above). It is our hope that you'll not
only join us on November 2nd but also become a WILIUG institutional member.
The annual fee is $40 per library which includes a fall meeting and a spring
program (... our first program will be June 2, 2005 at Carthage College in
Kenosha, WI). Membership extends to any interested library staff at a given
institution.  If you are unable to attend the November 2nd meeting but would
like to become an institutional member, please go to the regular WILIUG
membership form at: http://caspian.switchinc.org/waiug/membership_form.pdf.
Also, if you recently sent in your registration and would like to verify the
number of Nov. 2nd attendees from your library, please contact Ane Carriveau
at CarriveauA at ripon dot edu dot  

For more information about the Wisconsin/Illinois Innovative Users Group,
please see: http://caspian.switchinc.org/waiug/

We hope to see you on the 2nd!

Sincerely,
The WILIUG Steering Committee
jennyschmidt, Chair
WILIUG: http://caspian.switchinc.org/waiug/
The mission of WILIUG is to facilitate communication and help create
learning opportunities, both online and in-person, for Innovative libraries
in Wisconsin, Illinois and neighboring states, so that staff can make the
best possible use of the Innovative integrated library system and have a
forum for sharing experiences, ideas and training materials.