Category: Organization Effectiveness

Run for a Section Leadership Position

AASL maintains three member sections that represent a special field of activity within the profession:

The Educators of School Librarians Section (ESLS) is dedicated to shaping the future of school librarianship by focusing on higher education programs that prepare aspiring professionals to lead and innovate in PreK-12 library settings.

The Independent Schools Section (ISS) is a dedicated space for meaningful discussion and action on the challenges and opportunities within every aspect of non-public school librarianship.

The Supervisors Section (SPVS) is a dynamic space for school library leaders to connect, strategize, and drive solutions for the challenges of all phases of school library supervision.

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Run for a Position on the AASL Board of Directors

The AASL Board of Directors is a dynamic, competency-based leadership team composed of elected members, including the president, president-elect, immediate past president, secretary/treasurer, division councilor, and directors-at-large. Together, they drive AASL’s mission by setting annual priorities, goals, and budgets while upholding the policies that shape the association’s future.

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Practice Committee

The AASL Practice Committee plays a critical role in supporting the mission of the American Association of School Librarians (AASL) by helping shape the direction of educational practices and school libraries. This committee focuses on reviewing and reporting on developments in areas like educational technology, curriculum design, literacy, and national learning standards—issues directly aligned with AASL’s goals to promote excellence in school libraries. By providing research, recommendations, and expertise, the Practice Committee ensures that AASL stays informed and responsive to the evolving needs of libraries, educators, and students, helping to uphold and advance the value of school libraries in the broader educational landscape.

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Leadership Development Committee

The Leadership Development Committee is tasked with presenting a slate of candidates for approval by the AASL Board of Directors. It collaborates with AASL staff to develop a comprehensive “call for candidates” strategy and content, while actively encouraging participation in volunteer positions within AASL. The committee submits the candidate slate for review by the AASL Board of Directors, all while fostering greater engagement in AASL elections.

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Bylaws & Organization Committee

The AASL Bylaws and Organization Committee plays a critical role in maintaining the structural and operational integrity of AASL. This committee is tasked with reviewing, revising, amending, and drafting bylaws and policies while providing thoughtful recommendations to the AASL Board of Directors. Participation in this committee ensures compliance and alignment with overarching organizational standards.

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