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- 1Library of Congress Opens Nominations for Federal Library Awards▼Library of Congress Opens Award Nominations for Outstanding Federal Libraries, Librarians and Library Technicians
The Library of Congress has opened nominations for awards honouring outstanding federal libraries, librarians and library technicians. The programme recognises excellence across US government libraries and the staff who run them. It is an administrative announcement, with no public controversy or reaction reported so far.
- 2George Mason pair help build International Trade Commission corporate university▼Learning technology student and alum find shared language to develop International Trade Commission corporate university
A George Mason University learning technology student and an alumna are working with the US International Trade Commission to develop its corporate university, a structured in-house training program. The university says the pair found a shared professional language to translate learning technology research into practical staff development for the federal agency.
- 3Partnership for Public Service marks 25 years of government reform●A quarter century of building a better government
The Partnership for Public Service is marking its 25th anniversary, reflecting on a quarter century of work aimed at improving how the US federal government functions. The nonpartisan nonprofit has focused on recruiting federal workers, strengthening leadership, and building public trust in government institutions.