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SUMMARY:National Seminar on Evolving Roles and Spaces in Librarianship: Competencies and Beyond
DESCRIPTION:The Bombay Science Librarian’s Association  (BOSLA)In collaboration with SGPC’s Guru Nanak Institute of Management Studies\, Mumbai								\n				\n				\n		\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n				\n				\n		\n				\n				\n									and GNIMS Business School\, Mumbai(Knowledge Resource Centre) Organizes National Seminar on Evolving Roles and Spaces in Librarianship: Competencies and Beyond On the occasion of   National Librarians’ Day\, 132nd Birth Anniversary of Dr. S R Ranganathan   Date: August 10\, 2024Time: 10.00 am to 3.00 pm  PatronSardar Gurinder Singh Bawa Chairman SGPC’s Guru Nanak Institute of Management Studies\, Mumbai SGPC’s GNIMS Business School\, Mumbai Dr. Subhash Chavan (Chairman\, BOSLA) & Director\, BMK Knowledge Resource Centre SNDT Women’s University\, Churchgate\, Mumbai Organizing SecretaryDr. Kuljeet Kaur Kahlon Librarian SGPC’s Guru Nanak Institute of Management Studies\, Mumbai GNIMS Building\, King Circle\, Matunga Mumbai 400019\, Maharashtra\, India ———————————————————————- Contact Details: – Dr. Kuljeet Kaur Kahlon: 9819056249\, Dr. Dattatraya Kalbande: 9403773528 ———————————————————————   								\n				\n				\n		\n				\n				\n									ABOUT BOSLAThe Bombay Science Librarian’s Association (BOSLA) was established in October 1975 and officially registered on 9th March 1978 with Registration No. F4735 (BOM) at the Office of the Charity Commissioner\, Maharashtra State\, Mumbai. During 1970s\, the librarians of scientific institutions realized that with the existing resources\, it was not possible for them to fully cater to the needs of the scientific community of their organizations due to the steadily rising costs of publications and almost stationary annual budgets for their libraries. The initiative was then taken by the librarians of Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (B.A.R.C.)\, Department of Chemical Technology\, Bombay University (U.D.C.T.)\, Indian Institute of Technology (I.I.T.)\, Bombay and Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (T.I.F.R.). They started meeting frequently to discuss and explore the possibilities of developing closer ties than routine inter-library loan. As a result of these efforts\, the Bombay Science Librarian’s Association (BOSLA) was formed in October 1975. Presently\, the association has grown to include more than 500 life members nationwide. The association keeps organizing seminars\, conferences\, and workshops in association with various institutions with the main objective of upskilling the working knowledge of the librarians.  Main objectives of the Association: To improve the services of the Bombay science libraries.To cooperate actively so as to benefit mutually by the resources available to the libraries.To strengthen the financial resources of the science libraries in Bombay.To raise the professional standard of library staff in the Bombay science libraries.To improve the status and service conditions of the library staffers in Bombay.To maintain liaison between the professionals and the Government.—————————————————————————————————————– About SGPCs Guru Nanak Institute of Management Studies\, MumbaiAt GNIMS\, there is a strong emphasis on mentoring wherein faculty provide one to one guidance and counselling for each student.  Students and professors connect mutually through mentoring\, which provides guidance and direction for students. GNIMS has instituted Project-Based Learning (PBL) as a key element of its pedagogy in industry partnership.  GNIMS offers interested students International Intensive Internships\, III\, for 8 weeks abroad through its global collaborations. It has a tie-up with overseas universities to provide accommodation\, projects and certifications for its III interns. The recent interns returning from Denmark (Aarhus University) and United Kingdom (Teesside University) received overwhelming appreciation and demand from local recruiters. GNIMS also organises a variety of initiatives to assist students from vernacular backgrounds to improve their English. The Institute’s brick and mortar structures with its many facilities may seem to be impressive but in reality they pale into insignificance when compared to the other priceless assets of the institute – our people – our students\, the administrative staff\, the faculty\, the researchers and of course\, our strong alumni. An institute is made up of people who form its core\, its throbbing throbbing heart whilst the students educational experience forms its vibrant soul and the faculty the brain. An institute derives its purpose and function from the people who occupy its physical space. GNIMS is a community of stakeholders of which our students and ex-students-the alumni\, are the core. 								\n				\n				\n		\n				\n				\n									About GNIMS LibraryGNIMS Library is open to all students\, faculty\, visiting faculty\, research scholars and research associates\, and the institute’s staff. However\, non-GNIMS can also use the Library  with the written permission from the Director/Library Manager.   The library takes an active part in the orientation program organized by the Institute for the benefit of new users in the beginning of the academic year. They are taken around the library to familiarize them with various resources and services available for them. Readers should maintain peace in the library and should not disturb other users in any way.    The library extensively uses social media for improved communication and interaction and has created a Class Representative’s WhatsApp Group to post interesting information\, news items\, activities and events conducted by the library. This is the reflection of the library’s continuous engagement with its users as a valuable partner in their learning and research.    These rules are framed to help and promote\, rather than to constrain; the use of library resources and services. Also this enables the library to carry out its functions as efficiently as possible.   ————————————————————————————————————— About SeminarBOSLA and GNIMS Mumbai (KRC) in collaboration are organizing a National Level Seminar to commemorate the 132nd Birth Anniversary of Dr. S. R. Ranganathan\, Father of Library and Information Science in India.  The seminar on “Evolving Roles and Spaces in Librarianship: Competencies and Beyond” promises to be an enlightening and transformative event for all participants. This seminar aims to explore the dynamic landscape of librarianship\, addressing the evolving roles and expanding spaces that librarians now occupy. It will delve into the essential competencies required to excel in this ever-changing field\, highlighting innovative strategies and best practices. Attendees will benefit from a series of insightful sessions led by distinguished experts\, fostering a deeper understanding of how to navigate and thrive in the modern library environment. This seminar is an invaluable opportunity for professional growth\, networking\, and gaining actionable insights that will empower librarians to redefine their roles and make a significant impact in their communities.  We eagerly anticipate your participation in this webinar\, envisaging enriching discussions that will unfold\, contributing to a deeper understanding of intellectual property rights and their role in driving innovation and creativity forward.​ ​————————————————————————————————————— Speakers Mr. Kishor Ingle\, Head\, Information Resource Centre\, Tata Consultancy Services\, Pune. Topic: “Skills and Competencies Required for Changing role of Librarians”.Ms. Padma Sirohi\, Librarian. D Y Patil Deemed to be University\, Nerul-Navi Mumbai. Topic: “Are Libraries More than Just a Place”.  								\n				\n				\n		\n				\n				\n									Registration Fee: BOSLA Member:  Rs.500/-Non-BOSLA Member:  Rs.600/-MLISc/PhD Student:  Rs. 300/-  Account Details for Payment (NEFT/UPI): Account Name: Bombay Science Librarians’ Association Account Number: 015200100011829 Bank Name: Saraswat  Cooperative Bank Ltd. IFSC code: SRCB0000015 Branch: Powai\, Mumbai-400076   To register please Click Here:- https://shorturl.at/9ANTY Or Scan QR Code    Organizing CommitteeDr. Subhash Chavan (Chairman)Mr. Ganesh Surwase  (Vice-Chairman)Dr. Dattatraya Kalbande (General Secretary)Dr.Kuljeet G. Kahlon (Treasurer)Mr. Pralhad Jadhav (Jt. Secretary)Dr. Anil Kumar (Member)Dr. Baban K More (Member)Ms. Swati Nawale (Member)Ms. Pallavi Dhoke (Member)Dr. J. Shivarama (Member)Dr. Manju Kalita (Member)                                                       								\n				\n				\n		\n				\n				\n									Programme ScheduleRegistration & Breakfast 9.00 am to 10.00 am Inauguration Saraswati Vandana Welcome Address By Dr. Dr. Kuljeet Kaur Kahlon (organizing secretary & Treasurer BOSLA) Introduction of BOSLA Dr. Subhash Chavan (Chairman\, BOSLA) Presidential Remark Dr. Satvinder Singh Bedi. (I/C Director-MMS) Chief Guest Address Dr. Jasbir Kaur. (I/C Director-PGDM)   Award Ceremony & Felicitation    Vote of Thanks By Dr. Dattatraya Kalbande (General Secretary-BOSLA) 10.00 am to 11.00 am Break & Tea 11.00 am Talk by Resource Person   Mr. Kishor Ingle\, Head\, Information Resource Centre\, Tata Consultancy Services\, Pune. Topic: Skills and Competencies Required for Changing role of Librarians. 11.15 am 2. Ms. Padma Sirohi\, Librarian. D Y Patil Deemed to be University\, Nerul-Navi Mumbai.          Topic: Are Libraries More than Just a Place. 12.15 pm Lunch 1.30 pm  Tea & Certificate Distribution 3.00 pm
URL:https://bosla.in/event/national-seminar-on-evolving-roles-and-spaces-in-librarianship-competencies-and-beyond/
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SUMMARY:“National Level webinar" On Intellectual Property Rights & Innovations
DESCRIPTION:The Bombay Science Librarian’s Association  (BOSLA)In collaboration with SGPC’s Guru Nanak Institute of Management Studies\, Mumbai								\n				\n				\n		\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n				\n				\n		\n				\n				\n									and GNIMS Business School\, Mumbai(Knowledge Resource Centre) Organizes National Seminar on Evolving Roles and Spaces in Librarianship: Competencies and Beyond On the occasion of   National Librarians’ Day\, 132nd Birth Anniversary of Dr. S R Ranganathan   Date: August 10\, 2024Time: 10.00 am to 3.00 pm  PatronSardar Gurinder Singh Bawa Chairman SGPC’s Guru Nanak Institute of Management Studies\, Mumbai SGPC’s GNIMS Business School\, Mumbai Dr. Subhash Chavan (Chairman\, BOSLA) & Director\, BMK Knowledge Resource Centre SNDT Women’s University\, Churchgate\, Mumbai Organizing SecretaryDr. Kuljeet Kaur Kahlon Librarian SGPC’s Guru Nanak Institute of Management Studies\, Mumbai GNIMS Building\, King Circle\, Matunga Mumbai 400019\, Maharashtra\, India ———————————————————————- Contact Details: – Dr. Kuljeet Kaur Kahlon: 9819056249\, Dr. Dattatraya Kalbande: 9403773528 ———————————————————————   								\n				\n				\n		\n				\n				\n									ABOUT BOSLAThe Bombay Science Librarian’s Association (BOSLA) was established in October 1975 and officially registered on 9th March 1978 with Registration No. F4735 (BOM) at the Office of the Charity Commissioner\, Maharashtra State\, Mumbai. During 1970s\, the librarians of scientific institutions realized that with the existing resources\, it was not possible for them to fully cater to the needs of the scientific community of their organizations due to the steadily rising costs of publications and almost stationary annual budgets for their libraries. The initiative was then taken by the librarians of Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (B.A.R.C.)\, Department of Chemical Technology\, Bombay University (U.D.C.T.)\, Indian Institute of Technology (I.I.T.)\, Bombay and Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (T.I.F.R.). They started meeting frequently to discuss and explore the possibilities of developing closer ties than routine inter-library loan. As a result of these efforts\, the Bombay Science Librarian’s Association (BOSLA) was formed in October 1975. Presently\, the association has grown to include more than 500 life members nationwide. The association keeps organizing seminars\, conferences\, and workshops in association with various institutions with the main objective of upskilling the working knowledge of the librarians.  Main objectives of the Association: To improve the services of the Bombay science libraries.To cooperate actively so as to benefit mutually by the resources available to the libraries.To strengthen the financial resources of the science libraries in Bombay.To raise the professional standard of library staff in the Bombay science libraries.To improve the status and service conditions of the library staffers in Bombay.To maintain liaison between the professionals and the Government.—————————————————————————————————————– About SGPCs Guru Nanak Institute of Management Studies\, MumbaiAt GNIMS\, there is a strong emphasis on mentoring wherein faculty provide one to one guidance and counselling for each student.  Students and professors connect mutually through mentoring\, which provides guidance and direction for students. GNIMS has instituted Project-Based Learning (PBL) as a key element of its pedagogy in industry partnership.  GNIMS offers interested students International Intensive Internships\, III\, for 8 weeks abroad through its global collaborations. It has a tie-up with overseas universities to provide accommodation\, projects and certifications for its III interns. The recent interns returning from Denmark (Aarhus University) and United Kingdom (Teesside University) received overwhelming appreciation and demand from local recruiters. GNIMS also organises a variety of initiatives to assist students from vernacular backgrounds to improve their English. The Institute’s brick and mortar structures with its many facilities may seem to be impressive but in reality they pale into insignificance when compared to the other priceless assets of the institute – our people – our students\, the administrative staff\, the faculty\, the researchers and of course\, our strong alumni. An institute is made up of people who form its core\, its throbbing throbbing heart whilst the students educational experience forms its vibrant soul and the faculty the brain. An institute derives its purpose and function from the people who occupy its physical space. GNIMS is a community of stakeholders of which our students and ex-students-the alumni\, are the core. 								\n				\n				\n		\n				\n				\n									About GNIMS LibraryGNIMS Library is open to all students\, faculty\, visiting faculty\, research scholars and research associates\, and the institute’s staff. However\, non-GNIMS can also use the Library  with the written permission from the Director/Library Manager.   The library takes an active part in the orientation program organized by the Institute for the benefit of new users in the beginning of the academic year. They are taken around the library to familiarize them with various resources and services available for them. Readers should maintain peace in the library and should not disturb other users in any way.    The library extensively uses social media for improved communication and interaction and has created a Class Representative’s WhatsApp Group to post interesting information\, news items\, activities and events conducted by the library. This is the reflection of the library’s continuous engagement with its users as a valuable partner in their learning and research.    These rules are framed to help and promote\, rather than to constrain; the use of library resources and services. Also this enables the library to carry out its functions as efficiently as possible.   ————————————————————————————————————— About SeminarBOSLA and GNIMS Mumbai (KRC) in collaboration are organizing a National Level Seminar to commemorate the 132nd Birth Anniversary of Dr. S. R. Ranganathan\, Father of Library and Information Science in India.  The seminar on “Evolving Roles and Spaces in Librarianship: Competencies and Beyond” promises to be an enlightening and transformative event for all participants. This seminar aims to explore the dynamic landscape of librarianship\, addressing the evolving roles and expanding spaces that librarians now occupy. It will delve into the essential competencies required to excel in this ever-changing field\, highlighting innovative strategies and best practices. Attendees will benefit from a series of insightful sessions led by distinguished experts\, fostering a deeper understanding of how to navigate and thrive in the modern library environment. This seminar is an invaluable opportunity for professional growth\, networking\, and gaining actionable insights that will empower librarians to redefine their roles and make a significant impact in their communities.  We eagerly anticipate your participation in this webinar\, envisaging enriching discussions that will unfold\, contributing to a deeper understanding of intellectual property rights and their role in driving innovation and creativity forward.​ ​————————————————————————————————————— Speakers Mr. Kishor Ingle\, Head\, Information Resource Centre\, Tata Consultancy Services\, Pune. Topic: “Skills and Competencies Required for Changing role of Librarians”.Ms. Padma Sirohi\, Librarian. D Y Patil Deemed to be University\, Nerul-Navi Mumbai. Topic: “Are Libraries More than Just a Place”.  								\n				\n				\n		\n				\n				\n									Registration Fee: BOSLA Member:  Rs.500/-Non-BOSLA Member:  Rs.600/-MLISc/PhD Student:  Rs. 300/-  Account Details for Payment (NEFT/UPI): Account Name: Bombay Science Librarians’ Association Account Number: 015200100011829 Bank Name: Saraswat  Cooperative Bank Ltd. IFSC code: SRCB0000015 Branch: Powai\, Mumbai-400076   To register please Click Here:- https://shorturl.at/9ANTY Or Scan QR Code    Organizing CommitteeDr. Subhash Chavan (Chairman)Mr. Ganesh Surwase  (Vice-Chairman)Dr. Dattatraya Kalbande (General Secretary)Dr.Kuljeet G. Kahlon (Treasurer)Mr. Pralhad Jadhav (Jt. Secretary)Dr. Anil Kumar (Member)Dr. Baban K More (Member)Ms. Swati Nawale (Member)Ms. Pallavi Dhoke (Member)Dr. J. Shivarama (Member)Dr. Manju Kalita (Member)                                                       								\n				\n				\n		\n				\n				\n									Programme ScheduleRegistration & Breakfast 9.00 am to 10.00 am Inauguration Saraswati Vandana Welcome Address By Dr. Dr. Kuljeet Kaur Kahlon (organizing secretary & Treasurer BOSLA) Introduction of BOSLA Dr. Subhash Chavan (Chairman\, BOSLA) Presidential Remark Dr. Satvinder Singh Bedi. (I/C Director-MMS) Chief Guest Address Dr. Jasbir Kaur. (I/C Director-PGDM)   Award Ceremony & Felicitation    Vote of Thanks By Dr. Dattatraya Kalbande (General Secretary-BOSLA) 10.00 am to 11.00 am Break & Tea 11.00 am Talk by Resource Person   Mr. Kishor Ingle\, Head\, Information Resource Centre\, Tata Consultancy Services\, Pune. Topic: Skills and Competencies Required for Changing role of Librarians. 11.15 am 2. Ms. Padma Sirohi\, Librarian. D Y Patil Deemed to be University\, Nerul-Navi Mumbai.          Topic: Are Libraries More than Just a Place. 12.15 pm Lunch 1.30 pm  Tea & Certificate Distribution 3.00 pm
URL:https://bosla.in/event/world-intellectual-property-day-on-intellectual-property-rights-innovations/
CATEGORIES:Webinar
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DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20240106T160000
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SUMMARY:BOSLA-SNDT Women's University Special Lecture
DESCRIPTION:The Bombay Science Librarian’s Association  (BOSLA)In collaboration with SGPC’s Guru Nanak Institute of Management Studies\, Mumbai								\n				\n				\n		\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n				\n				\n		\n				\n				\n									and GNIMS Business School\, Mumbai(Knowledge Resource Centre) Organizes National Seminar on Evolving Roles and Spaces in Librarianship: Competencies and Beyond On the occasion of   National Librarians’ Day\, 132nd Birth Anniversary of Dr. S R Ranganathan   Date: August 10\, 2024Time: 10.00 am to 3.00 pm  PatronSardar Gurinder Singh Bawa Chairman SGPC’s Guru Nanak Institute of Management Studies\, Mumbai SGPC’s GNIMS Business School\, Mumbai Dr. Subhash Chavan (Chairman\, BOSLA) & Director\, BMK Knowledge Resource Centre SNDT Women’s University\, Churchgate\, Mumbai Organizing SecretaryDr. Kuljeet Kaur Kahlon Librarian SGPC’s Guru Nanak Institute of Management Studies\, Mumbai GNIMS Building\, King Circle\, Matunga Mumbai 400019\, Maharashtra\, India ———————————————————————- Contact Details: – Dr. Kuljeet Kaur Kahlon: 9819056249\, Dr. Dattatraya Kalbande: 9403773528 ———————————————————————   								\n				\n				\n		\n				\n				\n									ABOUT BOSLAThe Bombay Science Librarian’s Association (BOSLA) was established in October 1975 and officially registered on 9th March 1978 with Registration No. F4735 (BOM) at the Office of the Charity Commissioner\, Maharashtra State\, Mumbai. During 1970s\, the librarians of scientific institutions realized that with the existing resources\, it was not possible for them to fully cater to the needs of the scientific community of their organizations due to the steadily rising costs of publications and almost stationary annual budgets for their libraries. The initiative was then taken by the librarians of Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (B.A.R.C.)\, Department of Chemical Technology\, Bombay University (U.D.C.T.)\, Indian Institute of Technology (I.I.T.)\, Bombay and Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (T.I.F.R.). They started meeting frequently to discuss and explore the possibilities of developing closer ties than routine inter-library loan. As a result of these efforts\, the Bombay Science Librarian’s Association (BOSLA) was formed in October 1975. Presently\, the association has grown to include more than 500 life members nationwide. The association keeps organizing seminars\, conferences\, and workshops in association with various institutions with the main objective of upskilling the working knowledge of the librarians.  Main objectives of the Association: To improve the services of the Bombay science libraries.To cooperate actively so as to benefit mutually by the resources available to the libraries.To strengthen the financial resources of the science libraries in Bombay.To raise the professional standard of library staff in the Bombay science libraries.To improve the status and service conditions of the library staffers in Bombay.To maintain liaison between the professionals and the Government.—————————————————————————————————————– About SGPCs Guru Nanak Institute of Management Studies\, MumbaiAt GNIMS\, there is a strong emphasis on mentoring wherein faculty provide one to one guidance and counselling for each student.  Students and professors connect mutually through mentoring\, which provides guidance and direction for students. GNIMS has instituted Project-Based Learning (PBL) as a key element of its pedagogy in industry partnership.  GNIMS offers interested students International Intensive Internships\, III\, for 8 weeks abroad through its global collaborations. It has a tie-up with overseas universities to provide accommodation\, projects and certifications for its III interns. The recent interns returning from Denmark (Aarhus University) and United Kingdom (Teesside University) received overwhelming appreciation and demand from local recruiters. GNIMS also organises a variety of initiatives to assist students from vernacular backgrounds to improve their English. The Institute’s brick and mortar structures with its many facilities may seem to be impressive but in reality they pale into insignificance when compared to the other priceless assets of the institute – our people – our students\, the administrative staff\, the faculty\, the researchers and of course\, our strong alumni. An institute is made up of people who form its core\, its throbbing throbbing heart whilst the students educational experience forms its vibrant soul and the faculty the brain. An institute derives its purpose and function from the people who occupy its physical space. GNIMS is a community of stakeholders of which our students and ex-students-the alumni\, are the core. 								\n				\n				\n		\n				\n				\n									About GNIMS LibraryGNIMS Library is open to all students\, faculty\, visiting faculty\, research scholars and research associates\, and the institute’s staff. However\, non-GNIMS can also use the Library  with the written permission from the Director/Library Manager.   The library takes an active part in the orientation program organized by the Institute for the benefit of new users in the beginning of the academic year. They are taken around the library to familiarize them with various resources and services available for them. Readers should maintain peace in the library and should not disturb other users in any way.    The library extensively uses social media for improved communication and interaction and has created a Class Representative’s WhatsApp Group to post interesting information\, news items\, activities and events conducted by the library. This is the reflection of the library’s continuous engagement with its users as a valuable partner in their learning and research.    These rules are framed to help and promote\, rather than to constrain; the use of library resources and services. Also this enables the library to carry out its functions as efficiently as possible.   ————————————————————————————————————— About SeminarBOSLA and GNIMS Mumbai (KRC) in collaboration are organizing a National Level Seminar to commemorate the 132nd Birth Anniversary of Dr. S. R. Ranganathan\, Father of Library and Information Science in India.  The seminar on “Evolving Roles and Spaces in Librarianship: Competencies and Beyond” promises to be an enlightening and transformative event for all participants. This seminar aims to explore the dynamic landscape of librarianship\, addressing the evolving roles and expanding spaces that librarians now occupy. It will delve into the essential competencies required to excel in this ever-changing field\, highlighting innovative strategies and best practices. Attendees will benefit from a series of insightful sessions led by distinguished experts\, fostering a deeper understanding of how to navigate and thrive in the modern library environment. This seminar is an invaluable opportunity for professional growth\, networking\, and gaining actionable insights that will empower librarians to redefine their roles and make a significant impact in their communities.  We eagerly anticipate your participation in this webinar\, envisaging enriching discussions that will unfold\, contributing to a deeper understanding of intellectual property rights and their role in driving innovation and creativity forward.​ ​————————————————————————————————————— Speakers Mr. Kishor Ingle\, Head\, Information Resource Centre\, Tata Consultancy Services\, Pune. Topic: “Skills and Competencies Required for Changing role of Librarians”.Ms. Padma Sirohi\, Librarian. D Y Patil Deemed to be University\, Nerul-Navi Mumbai. Topic: “Are Libraries More than Just a Place”.  								\n				\n				\n		\n				\n				\n									Registration Fee: BOSLA Member:  Rs.500/-Non-BOSLA Member:  Rs.600/-MLISc/PhD Student:  Rs. 300/-  Account Details for Payment (NEFT/UPI): Account Name: Bombay Science Librarians’ Association Account Number: 015200100011829 Bank Name: Saraswat  Cooperative Bank Ltd. IFSC code: SRCB0000015 Branch: Powai\, Mumbai-400076   To register please Click Here:- https://shorturl.at/9ANTY Or Scan QR Code    Organizing CommitteeDr. Subhash Chavan (Chairman)Mr. Ganesh Surwase  (Vice-Chairman)Dr. Dattatraya Kalbande (General Secretary)Dr.Kuljeet G. Kahlon (Treasurer)Mr. Pralhad Jadhav (Jt. Secretary)Dr. Anil Kumar (Member)Dr. Baban K More (Member)Ms. Swati Nawale (Member)Ms. Pallavi Dhoke (Member)Dr. J. Shivarama (Member)Dr. Manju Kalita (Member)                                                       								\n				\n				\n		\n				\n				\n									Programme ScheduleRegistration & Breakfast 9.00 am to 10.00 am Inauguration Saraswati Vandana Welcome Address By Dr. Dr. Kuljeet Kaur Kahlon (organizing secretary & Treasurer BOSLA) Introduction of BOSLA Dr. Subhash Chavan (Chairman\, BOSLA) Presidential Remark Dr. Satvinder Singh Bedi. (I/C Director-MMS) Chief Guest Address Dr. Jasbir Kaur. (I/C Director-PGDM)   Award Ceremony & Felicitation    Vote of Thanks By Dr. Dattatraya Kalbande (General Secretary-BOSLA) 10.00 am to 11.00 am Break & Tea 11.00 am Talk by Resource Person   Mr. Kishor Ingle\, Head\, Information Resource Centre\, Tata Consultancy Services\, Pune. Topic: Skills and Competencies Required for Changing role of Librarians. 11.15 am 2. Ms. Padma Sirohi\, Librarian. D Y Patil Deemed to be University\, Nerul-Navi Mumbai.          Topic: Are Libraries More than Just a Place. 12.15 pm Lunch 1.30 pm  Tea & Certificate Distribution 3.00 pm
URL:https://bosla.in/event/bosla-sndt-womens-university-special-lecture/
LOCATION:SNDT Women’s University\, Mumbai\, SNDT Women’s University\, Mumbai\, Mumbai\, Maharashtra\, 400020\, India
CATEGORIES:Annual General Body Meeting,Special Lecture
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SUMMARY:Announcement of BOSLA-SNDT Seminar 2023
DESCRIPTION:The Bombay Science Librarian’s Association  (BOSLA)In collaboration with SGPC’s Guru Nanak Institute of Management Studies\, Mumbai								\n				\n				\n		\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n				\n				\n		\n				\n				\n									and GNIMS Business School\, Mumbai(Knowledge Resource Centre) Organizes National Seminar on Evolving Roles and Spaces in Librarianship: Competencies and Beyond On the occasion of   National Librarians’ Day\, 132nd Birth Anniversary of Dr. S R Ranganathan   Date: August 10\, 2024Time: 10.00 am to 3.00 pm  PatronSardar Gurinder Singh Bawa Chairman SGPC’s Guru Nanak Institute of Management Studies\, Mumbai SGPC’s GNIMS Business School\, Mumbai Dr. Subhash Chavan (Chairman\, BOSLA) & Director\, BMK Knowledge Resource Centre SNDT Women’s University\, Churchgate\, Mumbai Organizing SecretaryDr. Kuljeet Kaur Kahlon Librarian SGPC’s Guru Nanak Institute of Management Studies\, Mumbai GNIMS Building\, King Circle\, Matunga Mumbai 400019\, Maharashtra\, India ———————————————————————- Contact Details: – Dr. Kuljeet Kaur Kahlon: 9819056249\, Dr. Dattatraya Kalbande: 9403773528 ———————————————————————   								\n				\n				\n		\n				\n				\n									ABOUT BOSLAThe Bombay Science Librarian’s Association (BOSLA) was established in October 1975 and officially registered on 9th March 1978 with Registration No. F4735 (BOM) at the Office of the Charity Commissioner\, Maharashtra State\, Mumbai. During 1970s\, the librarians of scientific institutions realized that with the existing resources\, it was not possible for them to fully cater to the needs of the scientific community of their organizations due to the steadily rising costs of publications and almost stationary annual budgets for their libraries. The initiative was then taken by the librarians of Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (B.A.R.C.)\, Department of Chemical Technology\, Bombay University (U.D.C.T.)\, Indian Institute of Technology (I.I.T.)\, Bombay and Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (T.I.F.R.). They started meeting frequently to discuss and explore the possibilities of developing closer ties than routine inter-library loan. As a result of these efforts\, the Bombay Science Librarian’s Association (BOSLA) was formed in October 1975. Presently\, the association has grown to include more than 500 life members nationwide. The association keeps organizing seminars\, conferences\, and workshops in association with various institutions with the main objective of upskilling the working knowledge of the librarians.  Main objectives of the Association: To improve the services of the Bombay science libraries.To cooperate actively so as to benefit mutually by the resources available to the libraries.To strengthen the financial resources of the science libraries in Bombay.To raise the professional standard of library staff in the Bombay science libraries.To improve the status and service conditions of the library staffers in Bombay.To maintain liaison between the professionals and the Government.—————————————————————————————————————– About SGPCs Guru Nanak Institute of Management Studies\, MumbaiAt GNIMS\, there is a strong emphasis on mentoring wherein faculty provide one to one guidance and counselling for each student.  Students and professors connect mutually through mentoring\, which provides guidance and direction for students. GNIMS has instituted Project-Based Learning (PBL) as a key element of its pedagogy in industry partnership.  GNIMS offers interested students International Intensive Internships\, III\, for 8 weeks abroad through its global collaborations. It has a tie-up with overseas universities to provide accommodation\, projects and certifications for its III interns. The recent interns returning from Denmark (Aarhus University) and United Kingdom (Teesside University) received overwhelming appreciation and demand from local recruiters. GNIMS also organises a variety of initiatives to assist students from vernacular backgrounds to improve their English. The Institute’s brick and mortar structures with its many facilities may seem to be impressive but in reality they pale into insignificance when compared to the other priceless assets of the institute – our people – our students\, the administrative staff\, the faculty\, the researchers and of course\, our strong alumni. An institute is made up of people who form its core\, its throbbing throbbing heart whilst the students educational experience forms its vibrant soul and the faculty the brain. An institute derives its purpose and function from the people who occupy its physical space. GNIMS is a community of stakeholders of which our students and ex-students-the alumni\, are the core. 								\n				\n				\n		\n				\n				\n									About GNIMS LibraryGNIMS Library is open to all students\, faculty\, visiting faculty\, research scholars and research associates\, and the institute’s staff. However\, non-GNIMS can also use the Library  with the written permission from the Director/Library Manager.   The library takes an active part in the orientation program organized by the Institute for the benefit of new users in the beginning of the academic year. They are taken around the library to familiarize them with various resources and services available for them. Readers should maintain peace in the library and should not disturb other users in any way.    The library extensively uses social media for improved communication and interaction and has created a Class Representative’s WhatsApp Group to post interesting information\, news items\, activities and events conducted by the library. This is the reflection of the library’s continuous engagement with its users as a valuable partner in their learning and research.    These rules are framed to help and promote\, rather than to constrain; the use of library resources and services. Also this enables the library to carry out its functions as efficiently as possible.   ————————————————————————————————————— About SeminarBOSLA and GNIMS Mumbai (KRC) in collaboration are organizing a National Level Seminar to commemorate the 132nd Birth Anniversary of Dr. S. R. Ranganathan\, Father of Library and Information Science in India.  The seminar on “Evolving Roles and Spaces in Librarianship: Competencies and Beyond” promises to be an enlightening and transformative event for all participants. This seminar aims to explore the dynamic landscape of librarianship\, addressing the evolving roles and expanding spaces that librarians now occupy. It will delve into the essential competencies required to excel in this ever-changing field\, highlighting innovative strategies and best practices. Attendees will benefit from a series of insightful sessions led by distinguished experts\, fostering a deeper understanding of how to navigate and thrive in the modern library environment. This seminar is an invaluable opportunity for professional growth\, networking\, and gaining actionable insights that will empower librarians to redefine their roles and make a significant impact in their communities.  We eagerly anticipate your participation in this webinar\, envisaging enriching discussions that will unfold\, contributing to a deeper understanding of intellectual property rights and their role in driving innovation and creativity forward.​ ​————————————————————————————————————— Speakers Mr. Kishor Ingle\, Head\, Information Resource Centre\, Tata Consultancy Services\, Pune. Topic: “Skills and Competencies Required for Changing role of Librarians”.Ms. Padma Sirohi\, Librarian. D Y Patil Deemed to be University\, Nerul-Navi Mumbai. Topic: “Are Libraries More than Just a Place”.  								\n				\n				\n		\n				\n				\n									Registration Fee: BOSLA Member:  Rs.500/-Non-BOSLA Member:  Rs.600/-MLISc/PhD Student:  Rs. 300/-  Account Details for Payment (NEFT/UPI): Account Name: Bombay Science Librarians’ Association Account Number: 015200100011829 Bank Name: Saraswat  Cooperative Bank Ltd. IFSC code: SRCB0000015 Branch: Powai\, Mumbai-400076   To register please Click Here:- https://shorturl.at/9ANTY Or Scan QR Code    Organizing CommitteeDr. Subhash Chavan (Chairman)Mr. Ganesh Surwase  (Vice-Chairman)Dr. Dattatraya Kalbande (General Secretary)Dr.Kuljeet G. Kahlon (Treasurer)Mr. Pralhad Jadhav (Jt. Secretary)Dr. Anil Kumar (Member)Dr. Baban K More (Member)Ms. Swati Nawale (Member)Ms. Pallavi Dhoke (Member)Dr. J. Shivarama (Member)Dr. Manju Kalita (Member)                                                       								\n				\n				\n		\n				\n				\n									Programme ScheduleRegistration & Breakfast 9.00 am to 10.00 am Inauguration Saraswati Vandana Welcome Address By Dr. Dr. Kuljeet Kaur Kahlon (organizing secretary & Treasurer BOSLA) Introduction of BOSLA Dr. Subhash Chavan (Chairman\, BOSLA) Presidential Remark Dr. Satvinder Singh Bedi. (I/C Director-MMS) Chief Guest Address Dr. Jasbir Kaur. (I/C Director-PGDM)   Award Ceremony & Felicitation    Vote of Thanks By Dr. Dattatraya Kalbande (General Secretary-BOSLA) 10.00 am to 11.00 am Break & Tea 11.00 am Talk by Resource Person   Mr. Kishor Ingle\, Head\, Information Resource Centre\, Tata Consultancy Services\, Pune. Topic: Skills and Competencies Required for Changing role of Librarians. 11.15 am 2. Ms. Padma Sirohi\, Librarian. D Y Patil Deemed to be University\, Nerul-Navi Mumbai.          Topic: Are Libraries More than Just a Place. 12.15 pm Lunch 1.30 pm  Tea & Certificate Distribution 3.00 pm
URL:https://bosla.in/event/announcement-of-bosla-sndt-seminar-2023/
LOCATION:SNDT Women’s University\, Mumbai\, SNDT Women’s University\, Mumbai\, Mumbai\, Maharashtra\, 400020\, India
CATEGORIES:Seminar
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