Volunteer opportunities
ALIA SNGG
- Are you enthusiastic and passionate about our profession?
- Are you looking for a way to contribute to the GLAMR (Gallery, Library, Archive, Museums, Records Management) community?
- Do you want to meet new people and strengthen your professional network?
Then this is the opportunity for you!

How to get involved?
Here’s some ways you can get involved in ALIA SNGG.
Social Media Coordinator
Are you our next social media coordinator?
Volunteer as a Social Media Coordinator for SNGG on Facebook, Instagram, and ALIA Students and New Graduates Group Site/WordPress blog.
Write a guest blog
Write a guest blog
Write about your practicum placement, ALIA National Conference experience or a day in the life of a librarian post for our WordPress Blog.
Tell your story
Be interviewed by the WordPress Blog Team sharing your GLAMR story in an #ALIASNGG/GLAMR Professional Profile, #SNGGStory or SNGG QandA (Academic Library, School Library, Public Library, TAFE Library, Specialist Library, Health Library or Law Library).
Resume review service
Volunteer as a Resume Review Service Coordinator or Resume Reviewer for our ALIA SNGG Resume Review Service.
Did you know?
Volunteering as a Social Media Coordinator for SNGG can assist your active professionalism & LIS Workforce Framework Goals with Professional Knowledge Domain key areas:
PK 3: Literacies & Learning
PK 5: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Contexts
PK 4: Technology
PK 6: Communities & Stakeholders
PK 8: Leadership & Management
Current opportunities
Social Media Coordinators
ALIA SNGG Social media channels are full on Instagram.
We have:
- 1 opening on ALIA Students and New Graduates Group Site/WordPress Blog team.
- 2 openings on ALIA SNGG, Facebook team. You must have an active Facebook account to join the Facebook team.
Let us know you’re interested in joining the WordPress or Facebook teams, or being added to our ALIA SNGG Social Media Team Instagram wait list if a future place becomes available by emailing us.
Why you should volunteer
Contributing to a group or a blog is a great way to develop your professional identity. When your peers (and potential employers) get to know you – what you stand for, your interests and your expertise, you are more likely to better connect with others at networking events and engage in meaningful conversation. People will remember you. Being actively involved and engaged in the profession demonstrates your commitment and desire to learn.
Plus, if you chose to volunteer with SNGG, as a group member you will:
- become part of a national group that is passionate about assisting new information professionals in their careers;
- organise and facilitate a wide range of social and professional events;
- establish and expand your professional network by liaising with the professional community.
- Plus, you can add the role to your resume/ CV and demonstrate your active engagement in the profession!