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Happy 2022! As this new year starts, NCLA would like to remind you that the recordings for the 64th Biennial NCLA/SELA conference are available through Whova at https://whova.com/portal/octst_202110. The recordings will be available until Friday, April 22, 2022. If you have not already created an account, you will need to create one on the Mobile App first with the email address you used to register for conference. Once the account is created on the Mobile App, you will then be able to login to the Web App as well. Any questions can be addressed to . Schedule some time each week to watch the recordings, or have a watch party and discuss with colleagues! |
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Looking for COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Information?COVID-19 Information Hub - COVID-19 resources, information and assistance from across North Carolina.Resources for Librarians and the General Public - UNC Health Sciences library has created a LibGuide with a list of COVID-19 resources including links to NC-specific information. |
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