Testimonials
"As a business librarian, SOUCABL was the most
on-target conference I’ve ever attended. The attendees were a nice mix
of academic business librarians ranging from early-career to seasoned
professionals. It was well organized, and was a good forum to discuss ideas, issues and strategies. The
smaller size of the conference allowed for more intimate and unhurried
sessions and networking opportunities. I got to know several business
librarians really well, and am even collaborating on a project this year
with someone I just met at this conference. Going beyond the learning
opportunities, this was a fun group to spend time with. I will
definitely attend next year." -- Judy Geczi, Research & Instruction
Librarian for Business, Saint Louis University
"Overall
the conference was a great experience for me. The content really hit
the spot and networking-wise it could not have been a better, more
enjoyable group of people to get on with. Aside from BLINC workshops,
I’ve never attended a full conference where every session felt so
directly related to my work. I left SOUCABL feeling inspired and
satisfied. This conference was more than worth its price tag and was
only a short distance from North Carolina. I look forward to going back
and hopefully presenting with librarians I made connections with this
past year." -- Summer Krstevska, Business, Economics & Data Access Librarian, Wake Forest University
"I am so glad I went to SOUCABL. I echo Summer’s comment about meeting great people and benefiting from the excellent content. I also appreciated how many vendors were in attendance. As an early-career business librarian, the whole collections-thing can be rather daunting. Susan Klopper specifically mentioned the vendor community in her keynote and working with vendors is often brought up at BLINC workshops. This conference was a low-key opportunity to meet vendors for many of the databases and products I currently manage and start building relationships with those vendors." -- Nancy Lovas, Business & Entrepreneurship Librarian, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill