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1. Podcast Episode #110: Carol Tilley and the Trends in YA Presentation

By: Beth, on 1/22/2013
Blog: YALSA - Young Adult Library Services Association (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
JacketFlap tags: Graphic Novels, Research, Podcasts, Conference, YALSA Info., comic books, Prof. Development, ALA Midwinter 2013, Carol Tilley, comics and libraries, Add a tag

The guests for this episode are Carol Tilley, this year’s Trends in YA presenter, and Denise Agosto, organizer for the event. The Trends in YA Presentation is an event that occurs each year at the Midwinter Conference. This year’s presentation will be on Saturday, January 26th at 4:30 in room 213 in the Seattle Convention Center. Tilley will read from her research paper, which explores the history of comic books and their relationship with libraries.

Trends in YA Presentation

For more information on Carol Tilley and her various projects, please visit her website at www.caroltilley.net/.

You’ll find the schedule of other YALSA-related events on the YALSA webpage.