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Should I be elected, I
would bring to the American Library Association (ALA),
its members, and its stakeholders my deep passion for
the library field and my experiences in education and
library administration.
Thirty-five years of
experience as a leader
has not only allowed me insight into ALA's
challenges, but also allowed me time to develop close
associations with the incredibly talented members
of ALA. Both the insight and the associations provide me
with the necessary preparation to respond effectively to
ALA's opportunities in the 21st century.
-- Herman
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for a Leader Who Believes CLASS Characterizes
All Who Provide Library Services |
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Totten received the Black
Caucus of the American Library Association Award (BCALA) for Distinguished
Service in 1992.
 Criteria for the BCALA Award for
Professional Contribution to Library and Information Science Education
are as follows:
Nominee should have
demonstrated, over a period of years, significant and continuous service
to the ongoing operations, organization and growth of the Black Caucus
of ALA. Exceptional progress in his/her career development that
has resulted in specific and extraordinary service to the BCALA. |
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Herman
Totten, an experienced leader in the information field for 35+
years, is Immediate Past 
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