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AbstractEDITOR'S SUMMARYASIS&T President Harry Bruce expresses joy and thanks for volunteers' contributions to the Association, pointing out advantages and challenges of a governance structure largely dependent on volunteer activity. Significant recent developments by volunteer committees include the Web Presence Task Force's recommendations for the ASIS&T website redesign, progressing to the RFP stage. The Membership Committee and International Relations Committee are working to strengthen and expand membership, attracting more global members and transitioning students to professional membership. Bruce envisions ASIS&T as the premier association for both information professionals and information scholars and points out the work of the Information Professionals Task Force to identify the many professional roles in the information industry. The Membership Committee will build on its work by encouraging current members to promote the value of membership for information professionals.
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