Reference Services Section (RSS)
RSS, RUSA’s frontline reference section
91´«Ã½
What is RSS?
RSS represents frontline librarians, information specialists, and library support staff engaged in all aspects of reference and information services across all types of libraries by:
- Creating professional development and educational opportunities,
- Collaborating among colleagues, and
- Representing the needs of library users.
Your participation makes a difference and brings about positive change across the reference profession!
You can check out the to learn more about RSS, RUSA’s frontline reference section.
Communicate with RSS on .
Get Involved!
In addition to connecting with our section, join an RSS committee. Members of RSS committees:
- Organize programs and host discussion forums,
- Write and maintain Standards, Guidelines, and Recommendations that help librarians worldwide, and
- Develop tutorials, administer surveys, and discuss developments in reference services.
To express interest in joining a committee, complete the 91´«Ã½ Volunteer Form and select RUSA, RSS.
Our Committees:
- Virtual Reference Resources Subcommittee