PrairieCat PUG Day
PrairieCat Users Group Day (PUG Day) is an annual event dedicated to professional development, networking, and continuing education for member library staff.
PUG Day 2024 is virtual this year.
Virtual Session Details TBD.
PrairieCat Users Group Day (PUG Day) is an annual event dedicated to professional development, networking, and continuing education for member library staff.
PUG Day 2024 is virtual this year.
Virtual Session Details TBD.
PrairieCat Users Group Day (PUG Day) is an annual event dedicated to professional development, networking, and continuing education for member library staff.
PUG Day 2024 is virtual this year.
Virtual Session Details TBD.
This 11 member elected standing group discusses circulation and OPAC topics. It is empowered to make decisions on procedure and some policy decisions, and to make recommendations to Administrative Council for higher level policy decisions. It also reviews circulation procedures and works together to resolve circulation issues.
Who Should Attend: Members of the Committee and any other interested PrairieCat members.
Registration Link: Use the Zoom link to register: Register Here
Meeting Documents: Visit the PrairieCat website to access meeting documents.
This Committee makes recommendations to the Administrative Council on membership and budget issues to ensure the sustainability of PrairieCat.
Meeting Documents: Visit the PrairieCat website to access meeting documents.
Join PrairieCat staff for a new directors welcome meeting. We will go over some of the basics of what PrairieCat does for our members. You'll also have the opportunity to ask questions and chat with fellow new directors.
Meetings of the PrairieCat member certified MARC and MARC Trainees catalogers are held as needed after TechC meetings.
Who Should Attend: MARC / MARC Trainees Catalogers
Registration Link: Use the Zoom link to register: Register Here
Meeting Documents: Visit the PrairieCat website to access meeting documents.
This 11 member elected standing group discusses technical services topics. It is empowered to make decisions on procedure and some policy decisions, and to make recommendations to Administrative Council for higher level policy decisions. It also reviews technical services procedures and works together to resolve technical services issues.
Who Should Attend: Members of the Committee and any other interested PrairieCat members.
Registration Link: Use the Zoom link to register: Register Here
Meeting Documents: Visit the PrairieCat website to access meeting documents.
The Engagement Committee works to actively engage members at all levels, to create connections and advance the organization through activities like PrairieCat's annual conference PUG Day, peer networking opportunities, and more.
The Administrative Council is PrairieCat's board of directors and consists of 11 elected representatives from the Delegates Assembly. This governing body sets policy, receives and approves recommendations from the Ad Hoc and Standing Committees, and approves recommendations to go to the Delegates Assembly including new members, contracts, the budget and major purchases outside the budget.
Who should attend: Members of the Council and any other interested parties. This meeting is open to the public.
Meeting Documents: Visit the PrairieCat website to access meeting documents.
Committee Charge: In order to better serve both patron and staff end users, the User Experience Committee will discuss and recommend to the Administrative Council services and configurations in order to optimize usability.
Who Should Attend: Members of the Committee and any other interested parties.
Registration Link: Use the Zoom link to register: Register Here
Meeting Documents: Visit the PrairieCat website to access meeting documents.