- "The Librarian Recognition Award is given in acknowledgement of a practicing librarian’s contribution to the development, advancement, and support of information literacy and/or instruction in any type of library. Self-nominations are welcome" Criteria are: "Contributions to library literature on topics related to instruction/information literacy. These contributions can consist of both formal and informal publications; Key role in the creation of an instruction/information literacy program or project that has shown potential for wide-spread sharing and replication; Impactful participation within local, regional, national, and/or international level professional organizations that are devoted to the support and promotion of library instruction and information literacy in any type of library."
- "The LIRT Innovation in Instruction Award is given in recognition of a library’s contributions to the development, advancement, and support of information literacy and/or instruction in any type of library. The award will be given to a library that has done one (or more) of the following: Revamped its public instruction program in response to a new technology, an assessment report, etc.; Initiated a public program that utilizes best practices of instruction in combination with new methods of delivery; Created an original type of instruction, e.g., team-taught interdisciplinary research sessions, a novel form of outreach, etc. Practice(s) will be prioritized over scholarship with preference for innovative practices that are low-cost and can be easily reproduced."
Photo by Sheila Webber: shadows in the park, September 2022
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