Potomac Valley Chapter of ASIST

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Join PVC ASIST to Plan Our Future! January 20, 2011 The PVC-ASIS&T 2010-2011 officers invite you to join us at Lebanese Taverna in Bethesda on Thursday, January 20, 2011 from 6:30 to 9:00 PM to induct our new officer slate and plan for the way our chapter will engage membership in the next year (or more!). Last year, we cosponsored three events in the Washington, DC, area that convened almost 200 participants; however, we recognize that you have opinions and insights on the way we might improve engagement throughout the chapter. We value your membership, and we look forward to working with you to develop new ways to participate in PVC-ASIS&T through the use of technology and through in-person events. The meeting won't be all planning, though! We'll also have some time for networking, and we look forward to sharing a great meal with everyone who attends. For more information and to register for this event, click here: https://www.asis.org/Chapters/asispvc/pvcregform_01202011.html Can't make the meeting but want to share your thoughts? You have lots of options. You can email our officers directly, or post your thoughts here on the PVC-ASIS&T blog or on our Facebook page or LinkedIn group. We hope to see you there!
When:	January 20, 2011, 6:30-9pm
Where:	Lebanese Taverna, 7141 Arlington Road, Bethesda, Maryland 20814
Metro:	Bethesda Station Walk south on Wisconsin Avenue. Turn Right on Elm Street. Restaurant on corner with Arlington Road.
Cost:	$25 ASIS&T Members, $30 Non-members, $20 Students
Included:	Dinner will be provided.
THREE WAYS TO REGISTER: 1) Online https://www.asis.org/Chapters/asispvc/pvcregform_01202011.html 2) Fax Registration Form to (301) 495-0810 3) Mail Registration Form to: Jon Simons 10818 Crippen Vale Court Reston, VA 20194-1419

About Our Chapter

Welcome to the home page of the Potomac Valley Chapter of the Association for Information Science (ASIS&T PVC). Our members are primarily located in Washington DC, Northern Virginia, and Southern Maryland.

We host workshops, tutorials, and seminars that strive to further the professional skills and interests of Chapter members. We also strive to provide a forum in which members can meet and engage in the exchange of ideas. If you have ideas for future programs, or would like to volunteer, please send us an email.

The board is currently on the lookout for general volunteers--if you can lend a hand, please let us know.