Photo Gallery: A Look at the ALA Annual Conference, Day 3 | ALA Annual 2012

by Library Journal
Jun 25, 2012 | Filed in News
After some fabulous sessions, exhibits, and author signings (and a fire alarm at the convention center), the day concluded with the Gale/Library Journal Library of the Year award reception in honor of San Diego County Library. See below for some of the highlights, and and stay tuned for more live reports from #ala12.
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