Report From the President

Winter 1975

Abstract

My two years as president of the North Carolina Library Association have been a joy and at the same time have been very meaningful. In my travels around the state I have made many new friends and have been able to better assess the problems and the progress of library programs. Everywhere I went I was welcomed with sincerity and genuine interest in improving our profession. I have proof now
that librarians in North Carolina are serious about their efforts to provide the citizens with comprehensive, contemporary library
service. In most areas, citizens are getting their money's worth from their tax dollars spent for libraries, media centers, and learning resource centers.