This session featured 3 completed projects supported by the Karl Lo Award, a research award that empowers PRRLA library staff to pursue research and professional development.
PRRLA Sharing Session II: Karl Lo Award Completed Projects, this session highlighted inspiring projects supported by the Karl Lo Award, an annual initiative empowering library staff in research and professional development.
The PRRLA Steering Committee is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2025 Karl Lo Award. After careful consideration of applications that highlighted various research and
PRDLA is pleased to announce that the Karl Lo Award has been presented to Beth Tillinghast, University of Hawaii at Manoa Library. Ms. Tillinghast is the lead librarian on the Library’s/University’s institutional repository, and on the Scholarly Communication/Open Access team.
PRDLA is pleased to announce that the Karl Lo Award has been presented to Paolina Martin, Singapore Management University, and to Patrick Pu, National University
The PRDLA Secretariat is now accepting applications for the Karl Lo Award.
The Karl Lo Award was established in 2007 by the Pacific Rim Digital Library Alliance to honor
Karl Lo’s leadership in forming the Pacific Rim Digital Library Alliance and his contributions to
global libraries and librarianship.