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Hello, We are so excited you will be joining us this year! The conference will be held March 9th at the: Utah Cultural Event Center Click here to see the full schedule Join us on Social Media and share your Read More ...
Do you have piles of well-loved but tattered and now discarded books? Turn them into art – flowers, clothing, furniture, table art – the sky’s the limit! Enter your creations in the Repurposed Book Art Contest. Win a Grand Prize Read More ...
It’s hard to believe that our annual UELMA Conference is right around the corner on March 9th! We are excited to welcome you to another conference at the beautiful Utah Cultural Celebration Center. Please remember to register at UELMA.org. Our Read More ...
With over 34 sessions, Idea Labs, Author Books signings, Book Vendors and more, this years UELMA Conference is shaping up to be one of the best! Be sure to register at www.uelma.org today!
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 We are excited to announce the keynote speakers for the UELMA March 9, 2018 Conference!  Shannon is THE Future Ready Librarian guru. She is an author, teacher librarian, international speaker and consultant, the 2016 ISTE Make It Happen Read More ...
Erin Summerill was born in England. After spending years bouncing between Air Force bases in Hawaii, England, and California, her family finally settled down in Utah. When she doesn't have her nose in a book, she's busy chasing after her Read More ...
I was very interested in books as a child. I still remember how hard I worked as a four-year-old at learning to write my name because my mother promised I could have a library card as soon as I could Read More ...
Jean Reagan is a picture book author from Salt Lake City. Her “HOW TO” series, which started with HOW TO BABYSIT A GRANDPA and HOW TO BABYSIT A GRANDMA (illustrated by Lee Wildish), regularly makes the New York Times Read More ...