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Libraries Staff Association

LSA promotes community development, vitality, and enrichment for the UGA Libraries' Staff. LSA is responsible for designing and implementing comprehensive and diverse programs involving library staff, within the UGA Libraries, and the local area communities.

Click here for our latest newsletter: Summer 2009

Coming Soon

  • Save the date: The annual Thanksgiving luncheon is scheduled for November 19, 2009.

  • The October Bake/Book Sale was a huge success. Thanks to everyone who donated books or baked goods for the cause.

  • The canned food drive is coming up in November. Stay tuned for more info!

News & Activities

  • The Halloween decoration contest pictures are now up on the G: drive: G:\UGALibs\LSA\Halloween 2009 . Congratulations to the Mail Room for taking home the grand prize for best decorations.

  • Don't forget to check out the All Staff Party pictures.
    View, tag, edit, and comment on the party photos at our new flickr site!

  • flickr/ugalsa

  • Recently updated Animal Welfare Drive page. Pet pictures galore!

Community Services

LSA is always looking for volunteers to help with our community service activities which include: collecting supplies for the Athens Tutorial Program, fundraising for local animal charities, and sponsoring holiday gifts through the Salvation Army's Angel Program.

Events Planning

Some of the annual events hosted by LSA are: the ASSET Awards Ice Cream Social, Library Staff Art Exhibit, Student Appreciation Luncheon, and Thanksgiving Luncheon. Click here to learn more.

Fundraising

We would be unable to support such a wide variety programs if not for our fundraisers. Each year we hold a Spring and Fall Book Sale, Valentine's Day Flower Sale, LSA Dues Drive, and Staff Cookbook Sale.

Staff Services

In addition to the activities listed above, we also offer the following services to UGA Libraries staff: staff recognition of personal events, handling of formal grievances, book ordering, and the archiving of the oral and written history of the UGA Libraries.