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IASST-L@lists.columbia.edu is an email discussion list for IASSIST members. Everyone with a current membership and for whom we have an email address is registered on this distribution list at Columbia University.

This service was created to facilitate communication among IASSIST members between annual conferences. The format of this distribution list is similar to other professional newsletters. We want to share career opportunities, conference announcements, important dates, workshops and training programs, minutes from IASSIST meetings, reports from committees and action groups, new member listings, news items about members, and information from other professional associations. The list has also become an important source of support for members to query other data professionals about data sources and best practice in serving users.

Instructions for using the list and accessing the archives is at https://lists.columbia.edu/mailman/listinfo/iasst-l.

As a non-profit organization, the resources of IASSIST, including its discussion list, are not to be used for commercial purposes including advertizing or other promotional efforts related to commercial products. IASSIST Policy does permit, however, the use of its discussion list for announcements of the availability of new datasets from members' institutions and conferences for other organizations. IASSIST Policy does not permit the use of this service by, or for, non-members.

  • Iassist Quarterly

    Publications

    Sharing data and building information

    With this issue (volume 35-3, 2011) of the IASSIST Quarterly (IQ) we return to the regular format of a collection of articles not within the same specialist subject area as we have seen in recent special issues of IQ. Naturally...
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  • Resources

    Resources

    A space for IASSIST members to share professional resources useful to them in their daily work. Also the IASSIST Jobs Repository for an archive of data-related position descriptions. more...

  • community

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    Find out what IASSISTers are doing in the field and explore other avenues of presentation, communication and discussion via social networking and related online social spaces. more...