ILSSA is the Information and Library Science Student Association of the School of Information and Library Science at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. The officers of ILSSA are the liaisons between SILS students and faculty, SILS students and SILS alumni, and SILS students and the GPSF.

We strive to provide feedback to SILS faculty and staff that accurately reflects the sentiments of the student body. In addition, we organize activities to bring students and/or faculty and students together. ILSSA also arranges for new students to have a mentor student within SILS to ease the transition into the program.

Membership in ILSSA is open to all graduate and continuing studies students enrolled at the School of Information and Library Science.



Announcements: Congrats to the New SILS Student Organization Officers!

Be sure to congratulate your new officers when you see them!

ILSSA:

  • President:Tyler Dzuba
  • Vice President: Elyssa Sanner
  • Treasurer: Lynnwood Titchener
  • Technical Coordinator: Brenda Cepeda
  • Secretary: Julie Greenberg
  • Social/Community Development Chairs: Tracy Jackson and Evan Watson
AMLISS:
  • President:David Parisi
  • Vice President: Frances McVay
  • Treasurer: Tessa Cierny
  • Webmaster: John Cowhig
  • Secretary: Shay Beezley
ASIS&T:
  • President:Brenda Cepeda
  • Vice President: Chris Cline
  • Treasurer: Sylvia Richardson
  • Webmaster: John Weis
  • Secretary: Joseph Reyes
SCALA:
  • President:Brian Leaf
  • Vice President: Bethany Richardson
  • Treasurer: Megan Myers
  • Webmaster: Tammy Ivins
  • Secretary: Kate Oberg
SCOSAA:
  • President:Francesca Perez
  • Vice President: Adam Fielding
  • Treasurer: Alex Krensky
  • Webmaster: Neale Stokes
  • Secretary: Jessica Mlotkowski
SLA:
  • President: Kelly Berglund
  • Vice President: Julia TerMaat
  • Treasurer: Stephanie McKee
  • Webmaster: Lisa Philpotts
  • Secretary: Rachel Carriere




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