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Massachusetts Library Association Conference 2024 iSchool Networking Meet-Up
The iSchool will be hosting a networking meet-up during the
Massachusetts Library Association Conference on Monday, May 6th
in Framingham, MA. If you are interested in getting to know
fellow iSchool students, alumni, faculty, and staff in the
Framingham area, this is your chance! You do not need to be
attending the Massachusetts Library Association Conference to
participate in this event. Guests are welcomed. Your meal will be
paid for by the iSchool.
RSVP Link: https://forms.gle/fkKt9Kut2fg92iuw6
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Leo Buckley is an MLIS student in his first semester at San José State University. He is of Irish heritage and is a quarter Japanese.
Leo Buckley, MLIS student
San Francisco, CA
