Join RUSLA
Students and alumni of Rutgers' School of Communication, Information and Library Studies are welcome to get involved in RUSLA. Note that becoming a member of RUSLA does not automatically make you a member of the international SLA group. Come to one of our meetings or events to become involved in RUSLA. Contact one of RUSLA's officers for more information.Joining the Special Libraries Association has many advantages and if you join as a student, you may take advantage of discounted dues. Visit the SLA website for more information on becoming a member. You can join SLA online or pick up an SLA membership pamphlet at the Student Services office on the second floor of the SCILS building.
Membership in SLA provides primary affiliation with one chapter (geographic) and one division (subject-oriented). SLA's 56 chapters and 25 divisions provide networking opportunities throughout the world, in a broad spectrum of subject specializations. To view other SLA Student Group websites, click here.
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