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BACKGROUNDThe Wisconsin Chapter of the Special Libraries Association was established in 1931. The chapter has approximately 168 members representing large corporations, law firms, universities, government and non-profit institutions. The mission of the Wisconsin Chapter is to provide opportunities for members to develop professionally and to enhance their communication networks, thereby increasing the value of the profession and supporting the mission of the Special Libraries Association. The Wisconsin Chapter has seven meetings per year. These meetings provide the membership with educational and networking opportunities. Most of the meetings are held in the evenings in the greater Milwaukee area or in Madison. The Chapter also produces a quarterly bulletin called the SLANT that provides current news about the profession, events, and members. Disclaimer StatementThe SLA-Wisconsin Chapter and the Special Libraries Association assume no reponsibility for the statements and opinions advanced by contributors to this site. Editorial views do not necessarily represent the official position of Special Libraries Association. Acceptance of an advertisement does not imply endorsement of the advertiser's product(s) by Special Libraries Association. Links established from this site do not imply endorsement of the site's products and services by Special Libraries Association. The Special Libraries Association will not be held liable for damages resulting from any errors, omissions, information contained beyond this site, or use of the information at this site. 
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