610:501 Introduction to Library and Information Professions: Professional Associations: Ethnic Librarian Associations: Chinese American Librarians Association

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Chinese American Librarians Association (CALA) http://www.cala-web.org

(CALA) has seven chapters in the United States, along with members in Canada, China, Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan, and other countries and regions. Goals are to enhance communication among Chinese American librarians and among librarians interested in services to Chinese American populations; to serve as a forum for the discussion of professional concerns, and provide a vehicle for cooperation with other organizations having allied interests, to promote the professionalism of Chinese and American librarians. CALA publishes a journal, newsletter, and membership directory; mounts programs; awards scholarships. Student dues are $15.