The NOC also assists IFLA in finding speakers from the United States for programs. If you are interested in participating in a program, please contact Evelyn Daniel , Chair of the Program Committee, or other members of the Program Committee. Further information on program participation may be found on the IFLA site in the IFLA Officers Handbook under Programmatic Concerns . A short summary appears below. Background IFLA programs are controlled by a Professional Board made up of chairs of each of the eight divisions.
Sections belong to divisions.
Round tables belong to sections, and the sections control the round table program planning activities. Who Can Present Programs Round tables and sections may request program time and space at IFLA meetings. There are specific forms and times when these must be presented. A calendar and program planning forms are sent to all the officers to use in submitted proposed programs. IFLA headquarters has a number of brochures or guidelines dealing with programming that are issued by the Professional Board.