Department of Library and Information Sciences’ Chair Suliman Hawamdeh will be hosting the UNT Department of Library and Information Sciences table at the ALISE/LIS Joint Alumni event during the ALA 2013 Conference.  Each college will be provided a special place in the ballroom  - look for the UNT sign. Come by, say hello and enjoy a few minutes with friends. 

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