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The CAVAL Professional Development Interest Group runs Forums, tours and other activities to assist the professional development of staff working in and with academic libraries.
Upcoming Activities
Registrations are now open for a LinkedIn Learning webinar on Thursday 5 September, 10-10.30am AEST.
Past Activities
Find programs and content from past activities here.
The Customer Services & Collaboration Network runs various capability building activities each year, enabling frontline services staff to share ideas and tips in an informal, supportive environment. This page also includes information about past forums run by the Network when it was known as the Reciprocal Borrowing Advisory Group.
Find programs and content from past activities below.
28th Edition - Updated 30th July 2024
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CAVAL host a range of activities each year, including half-day forums, study tours, workshops and the annual CRIG Seminar. Many activities are free of charge, and held exclusively for staff of CAVAL's member libraries. Others are open to all.
Upcoming Activities
Our interest groups are busy planning a number of activities for the remainder of 2024 including the annual CRIG Seminar (29-31 October). Registrations are now open for a LinkedIn Learning webinar on Thursday 5 September, 10-10.30am AEST as well as a duo of webinars around Belonging in Libraries on Tuesday 24 September, 2-3.30pm AEST and Thursday 10 October, 10-11.30am AEDT.
CAVAL suggests checking with the library for details, before you visit since opening hours, registration procedures, and borrowing privileges vary at each.
Please see the Reciprocal Borrowing FAQs for detailed information about the program.
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CAVAL supports a wide range of professional activities, services and committees for member libraries, and engages in collaborative research programs with a number of other organisations.