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About UNYOC

Founded in 1964, the Upstate New York and Ontario Chapter (UNYOC) is one of 13 regional chapters affiliated with the Medical Library Association (MLA).

Our purpose is to serve the professional interests and needs of New York and Ontario librarians by:

Providing an international forum for communication and networking
Providing opportunities for professional education, development and recognition
Acting as a common voice for the membership
Working with MLA to optimize the contributions of, and benefits to, UNYOC members
Promoting the profession of health sciences librarianship and information science
Reviewing Chapter activities periodically to ensure their relevance.

2008-2009 Chapter Goals and Objectives (.rtf) (.pdf)

Documents & Reports

Ursula Poland: A Remembrance by Erich Meyerhoff (.pdf )
Chapter Bylaws (.pdf)
Policy & Procedure Manual, 8th Edition (.pdf)
UNYOC 2009 Annual Meeting Evaluation (.rtf) (.pdf )
Summer 2009 Executive Committee Report - June 2009 (.rtf) (.pdf)
Annual Report to MLA from the UNYOC Chapter Chair - April 2009 (.rtf) (.pdf)
Moments of Distinction: A History of the Upstate New York & Ontario Chapter of the Medical Library Association 1964-1998

About the Medical Library Association

Founded in 1898, the Medical Library Association is a professional organization of more than 1,200 institutions and 4,000 professionals in the health information field. MLA fosters excellence in the professional achievement and leadership of health science library and information professionals to enhance the quality of health care, education, and research.