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MCMLA Business Meeting. Approval of the 2014 Business Meeting Minutes. Other Business?. Annual Report to Membership Karen Wiederaenders MCMLA Executive Secretary. September 2014 – September 2015. Revenues. Checking $5,008.74 PayPal $12,311.07 Total $17,319.81. Payments came from:.
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Annual Report toMembershipKaren WiederaendersMCMLA Executive Secretary September 2014 – September 2015
Revenues • Checking $5,008.74 • PayPal $12,311.07 • Total $17,319.81
Payments came from: • Memberships 1500.00 • Annual Meeting profit 1107 • Donations 1350 • Interest 76 • Meeting registrations 875
Expenses • Checking 7660.25 • Paypal 1038.93
What We Paid For • Paypal fees 338.94 • Camera 699.99 • Travel 3068.70 • Insurance 430.00 • Wild Apricot 1620.00 (2 year renewal) • Meeting Expenses 449.95 • Awards 763.69 • Everything else 1327.91
Where are we now • Checking 63,230.26 • Paypal 12,645.35 • Total 75,857.61
MCMLA CHAPTER – 2014-15 AHIP ACTIVITIES(Academy of Health Information Professionals) • 47 AHIP members in MCMLA (as of 9/15 MCMLA Membership list) • MCMLA AHIP First-Time Applicant Award, 2014 • Pamella Asquith (Dixie Regional Medical Center. St. George, Utah): funded at Member level ($195) • Katie Dayani (American Academy of Family Physicians. Leawood, Kansas). Funded at Provisional level ($120) • ShelieVacek (Univ. of South Dakota. Vermillion, South Dakota). Funded at Provisional Level ($120) • Award is funded (up to $1,000) for 2015. To date, no MCMLA members have applied for 2015 monies
Honors & Awards • Bernice Hetzner Award – Academic Health Science • Barbara McDowell Award – Hospital Librarian • Outstanding Achievement Award
MCMLA STARS • Kate Anderson • Jim Bothmer • Jeanne M. Burke • Jerry Carlson • Rebecca Carlson • Melissa De Santis • Lynne M. Fox • Tom Gensichen • Rebecca Graves • Claire Hamasu • Pat Hamilton • Mary Helms • Jackie Hittner • Margaret Hoogland • Holly Hubenschmidt • Barb Jones • Lenora Kinzie • Betsy Meuth • Cindy Perkins • Brenda Pfannenstiel • Darell Schmick • Jean P. Shipman • Lisa Traditi • Nancy Woelfl, PhD
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It’s All About Us or Bringing It On Home MCMLA 2014-2015 Annual Report
How many MCMLA members (all volunteers!!) does it take to do MCMLA business?
2015 Annual Meeting • Registrations (as of September 25) • 10 groups with 195 estimated participants • 24 individuals • Thank you for attending! • Vendors • Tier 1: Wolters Kluwer • Tier 2: Elsevier, McGraw-Hill, Rittenhouse • Tier 3: CyberTools, Karger, Matthews Books • Thank you for your support!
2014-2015 MCMLA Priorities • Survey past MCMLA members • why are they no longer members This was accomplished and the results were published in the Summer 2014 MCMLA Express.
2014-2015 MCMLA Priorities • Survey MCMLA membership • why do you remain a member • why is the chapter relevant to you • obtain membership demographics
2014-2015 MCMLA Priorities • Survey MCMLA membership The survey instrument is under construction.
2014-2015 MCMLA Priorities • Review each MCMLA committee in regards to • committee relevance • total number of members serving on the committee • committee responsibilities
2014-2015 MCMLA Priorities • Review each MCMLA committee This was accomplished. The results: • Combined Governmental Relations and Library Advocacy Committees into the Advocacy Committee and established responsibilities for the Advocacy Committee (Total members went from 8 to 4)
2014-2015 MCMLA Priorities • Review each MCMLA committee • Reduced number of committee members for: • Education from 6 to 5 • Research from 8 to 5
2014-2015 MCMLA Priorities • Annual Meeting Task Force • Evaluate the effectiveness of the 2015 MCMLA meeting Created a survey to evaluate MCMLA2015 – please complete the survey when you receive it.
2014-2015 MCMLA Priorities • Annual Meeting Task Force • Explore how MCMLA could hold face to face annual meetings in the future • Explore feasibility of setting a meeting schedule with more joint meetings with other chapters • Explore feasibility of multi-chapter joint meetings every five to seven years
2014-2015 MCMLA Priorities • Review MCMLA meeting planner job description • Generate a list of MCMLA memberswho might be interested in being the meeting planner in the future The task force will continue to meet to work on the remaining five points.
2014-2015 MCMLA Priorities • Advocacy Project • Joint RML/MCMLA project • Collect information on hospital libraries’ importance to the business of hospitals There was an update on this project in July issue of Plains to Peaks
2014-2015 MCMLA Priorities • Archives Task Force • what items to keep • how to keep the items • where to keep the items
2014-2015 MCMLA Priorities • MCMLA has an archivist – Heidi Zuniga • MCMLA Archives will be kept in digital format only • MCMLA Archives will be moved from Tracey Hughes’ Google Drive and MCMLA website to the Colorado Digital Repository
2014-2015 MCMLA Priorities • The following items will be kept in the digital archives • Annual Meeting Material: minutes from annual business meeting; OnSite program; master schedule if no OnSite program; selected photos • Executive Committee Minutes • MCMLA Committee Minutes/Reports • Reports to MLA • Chapter Newsletters
Motion 1 and 2 • MCMLA is a VOLUNTEER organization • MCMLA has NO paid staff or clerical support staff
Motion 1 and 2 • There has been discussion regarding the motions that was held in conjunction with the formation of the Advocacy Committee
Motion 1 • As a chapter we do not have a voice with accrediting bodies • MLA has had representation on national accrediting bodies • It is not guaranteed • Frustrating experience
Motion 2 • MCMLA is supporting the RML research • The Kansas City librarians have presented a project regarding how doctors are obtaining research when their hospital library closes
Motion 1 and 2 • Hospital librarians need to make themselves • known in their hospitals • indispensable in their hospitals
Motion 1 and 2 • Reality Check: Many hospital librarians did everything right and they still lost their jobs or the library closed when they retired. Many times these decisions are not made at a local level.
Accomplishments • MCMLA funds all in one place • AHIP First Time Award was given to 3 members. Money still available. • JoinMe access was purchased • Membership form for claiming emeritus status clarified • Election was held • 2 members attended the Chapter Roundtable Lunch with MCMLA support
Accomplishments • Melissa DeSantis took over as Planning Committee co-chair for MCMLA2016 • MOU for MCMLA2016 signed • Poster presented at MLA2015 re: the virtual meeting • Survey re: CE offerings completed • Endowment fund work was completed; vote will be held to establish the fund
Accomplishments • Bylaws work was completed; vote will be held to accept • Official letterhead created • New membership brochure and welcome letter for new members created • NLM RFI was completed on behalf of MCMLA membership • Several issues re: Wild Apricot were handled by Tracey Hughes
Accomplishments • CE class was developed by the Education Committee for the virtual meeting • Letter was sent in support of the NNLM MCR 2016-2020 contract process • Poster advocating MCMLA at MLA2015 was displayed • Paper presentations and lightning talks were determined by the Research Committee the virtual meeting
Accomplishments • Several changes to P&P Manual • Stated an executive committee quorum • Clarified emeritus dues • Clarified the travel policy • Increased award money to $350 starting in 2016 • Clarified how to handle student accounts inWild Apricot
Accomplishments • Several changes to P&P Manual • Clarified procedures for obtaining free MLA and MCMLA membership for annual meeting drawing
Committee Annual Reports • Information will be posted on the website next week
Proposed Bylaws Change • Earlier this year, the Executive Committee approved a change to combine the Government Relations and the Library Advocacy Standing Committees in to one committee called Advocacy. • Per MCMLA Bylaws, the Membership was notified 30 days ago of the following proposed change to the MCMLA Bylaws: • Amend Article IX. Section 3. as follows: The standing committees are Advocacy, Bylaws, Education, Government Relations, Honors and Awards, Library Advocacy, Membership, Nominating, Publications, and Research.
Proposed MCMLA Endowment Fund:What, Why, HowAd Hoc Endowment Task Force
WHAT MCMLA Officers and the Ad Hoc Task Force RECOMMEND Creation of an MCMLA Endowment Fund