You still have time to put yourself forward for nomination in the LIANZA elections!
LIANZA President-elect
A strength of LIANZA is the “three P’s team” leading our association. We are seeking a new President-elect to join Rachel Esson and Anahera Morehu on this team for a three-year presidential term. The three Presidents work closely together and this role provides many leadership opportunities – representing LIANZA at hui, forums and conferences, working alongside national and international stakeholders, leading the Council and championing our partnership with Te Rōpū Whakahau. You can check out who has previously lead LIANZA here.
A strength of LIANZA is the “three P’s team” leading our association. We are seeking a new President-elect to join Rachel Esson and Anahera Morehu on this team for a three-year presidential term. The three Presidents work closely together and this role provides many leadership opportunities – representing LIANZA at hui, forums and conferences, working alongside national and international stakeholders, leading the Council and championing our partnership with Te Rōpū Whakahau. You can check out who has previously lead LIANZA here.
Listen to Anahera Morehu talk about why she put herself forward to be elected as LIANZA President:
LIANZA regional councillors
LIANZA Council is made up of regional councillors elected from each of our six regions. We are calling for nominations for regional councillors in three LIANZA regions – Te Whakakitenga aa Kaimai, Ikaroa and Otago-Southland. It is an exciting time to be involved in the strategic governance of your professional association as we look to the future of LIANZA. If you are already involved in a LIANZA region or if you are looking for a new challenge and want to make a significant contribution to the library and information sector at the national level, then consider nomination to LIANZA Council.
LIANZA Council is made up of regional councillors elected from each of our six regions. We are calling for nominations for regional councillors in three LIANZA regions – Te Whakakitenga aa Kaimai, Ikaroa and Otago-Southland. It is an exciting time to be involved in the strategic governance of your professional association as we look to the future of LIANZA. If you are already involved in a LIANZA region or if you are looking for a new challenge and want to make a significant contribution to the library and information sector at the national level, then consider nomination to LIANZA Council.
Here is a timeline of the important dates for your reference;
For more information on LIANZA Council, the strategic plan, LIANZA Council handbook and the current LIANZA Council go to https://lianza.org.nz/about/who-we-are/meet-our-council/
- Nominations extended to Thursday May 14
- May 15, 2020: Elections open for LIANZA Council elections
- May 28, 2020: Elections close for LIANZA Council elections
- June 5, 2020: Election results announced for LIANZA Council elections
For more information on LIANZA Council, the strategic plan, LIANZA Council handbook and the current LIANZA Council go to https://lianza.org.nz/about/who-we-are/meet-our-council/
GET INVOLVED WITH LIANZA
 | The Otago/Southland Regional Councillor position is open for nominations this election, so the opportunity is there for you to give back to the profession. We asked Anne Buck to say a little about the role. She responds below. |
Do you :
Want to know what happens with governance at a national level in LIANZA?
Want to be part of the national discussions?
Want lots of things you can use for your Professional Registration Journal?
Want to network with a range of librarians from different backgrounds and localities?
Want to be part of a great forward thinking team?
Then put your hand up to be the next regional councillor.
I have nearly completed my third term and am keen to hand the reins over to someone who is keen to take up the challenges of this truly interesting role. If you want to know more please get in contact, otherwise just go for it!
From Anne Buck
Want to know what happens with governance at a national level in LIANZA?
Want to be part of the national discussions?
Want lots of things you can use for your Professional Registration Journal?
Want to network with a range of librarians from different backgrounds and localities?
Want to be part of a great forward thinking team?
Then put your hand up to be the next regional councillor.
I have nearly completed my third term and am keen to hand the reins over to someone who is keen to take up the challenges of this truly interesting role. If you want to know more please get in contact, otherwise just go for it!
From Anne Buck
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