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Navy Pier in Chicago was the site for ILA's Annual Conference, held September 23 - 26, 2008.
 Illinois has one of the most extensive systems of libraries — public, academic, school, and special — in the country. A total of 3,802 libraries — public, college and university, school media centers, and special libraries (corporate, medical, law, religious, etc.) — are located in the state.
The Illinois Library Association (ILA) Annual Conference is the third-largest state library exposition in the nation. We represent 3,000 librarians from the state’s public, academic, school, and special libraries.
Who Attends
The ILA conference is attended by librarians, trustees, library assistants, educators, and others interested in libraries. Illinois librarians spend more than $425 million on library and library-related materials and supplies each year.
Conference Highlights
ILA President Donna Dziedzic speaking at the Opening Session
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2008 ILA Annual Conference Opening General Session Speaker Jamie LaRue
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ILA President Donna Dziedzic and ILA Executive Board members at the exhibits opening |
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Browsing at the Combined Book Exhibit |
2008 ILA Annual Conference Exhibits |
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2008 ILA Annual Conference Exhibits
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2008 ILA Annual Conference Exhibits
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2008 ILA Annual Conference Exhibits
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2008 Award Winners
2008 Style from the Stacks Photos
2008 Conference Photos
Attendee Information
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