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Category Archives: Library Science
Library Career Panel at NCCU SLIS
This past Thursday, November 3, our ALA Student Chapter facilitated a library career panel of five librarians from different areas: public, academic, special, music, and digital librarianship. The panelists were Dale Cousins (Wake County Public Libraries), Renee’ McBride (UNC-CH Libraries), Tamika … Continue reading
Posted in Collaboration, Internship, Librarians, Libraries, Library School, Library Science, Networking, Professional Development, Skills, Work
Tagged ALA Student Chapter, career panel, NCCU SLIS
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How Steve Jobs Got Me to Go to Library School
Okay, maybe that’s a bit of a stretch, but let me explain. I was introduced to my first Apple computer back in the late 80s, the Apple IIe. One of my professors in the University of North Carolina-Greensboro School of … Continue reading
Posted in Collaboration, Library School, Library Science, Technology
Tagged Apple, Apple IIe, Steve Jobs
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My Library Roots and Routes (Thing 20, CPD23)
On Thing 20 of the 23 Things for Professional Development blog, I learned about a wiki called the The LibraryRoutes Project, a place where librarians can share how they got to where they are now in Library Land. So, the … Continue reading
Posted in Beginnings, Librarians, Libraries, Library School, Library Science, Professional Development, Skills, Technology, Work
Tagged acquisitions, Apple, Apple IIe, cataloging, circulation, cpd23, digital, eBooks, Greensboro, library, NCCU, NCCU SLIS, public library, Selma, teacher, UNC, Wake Forest University, work
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NCSLA’s Library School 2.0 Workshop
Yesterday, I attended a workshop put on by the North Carolina Special Libraries Association, called Library School 2.0. It was a Friday afternoon workshop (which included a box lunch first) on the SAS campus in Cary, North Carolina. I’d never … Continue reading
Posted in Librarians, Library Science, Networking, Professional Development, Technology
Tagged CaryNorthCarolina, Library School 2.0, NCSLA, SAS, workshop
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When Everything Old is New Again
Today, I introduced our second Fall ’11 cataloging intern to some of the ins and outs of the libraries on West Campus. Since the cataloging department at Duke for is in a remote site, still on campus but away from the library, … Continue reading
Posted in Beginnings, Librarians, Libraries, Library Science, MLS, Work
Tagged Duke University, Duke University Libraries, interns, tour, West Campus
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NCCU SLIS New Student Orientation
On Friday, the 19th, I attended new student orientation from 11 AM to 1 PM at the library school on NCCU’s campus. I didn’t find out about it until Wednesday, two days before, so I’m really glad my boss let me leave … Continue reading
Posted in Beginnings, Getting Ready, Library Science, MLS, Professional Development
Tagged campus, NCCU, NCCU SLIS, orientation, Shepard LIbrary, student ID
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Mentoring (cpd23 Thing 11)
When I started teaching elementary school in the early 1990s, new public school teachers were assigned a mentor teacher. Cathy B. was a wonderful mentor: experienced, innovative, and good-humored. I continued to consult with her throughout my six years of … Continue reading
Posted in Getting Ready, Library Science, MLS, Professional Development, Work
Tagged cpd23, mentor, mentoring
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Librarian Credentials (cpd23 Thing 10)
The Thing 10 post for 23 Things for Professional Development deals with the training and qualifications for librarians in the United Kingdom. It’s made me think this afternoon about the qualifications for librarians in the United States. To apply for most … Continue reading
Posted in Librarians, Libraries, Library Science, MLS
Tagged degree, knowledge, librarian, MLS, skills
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Even Library Students Can Study Abroad
At NCCU School of Library and Information Science, where I’m starting next month (yay!), they offer a mini study abroad program in Copenhagen, Denmark, during two weeks of a summer session. One of the SLIS professors leads the group each … Continue reading
Posted in Class, Libraries, Library Science, MLS, Professional Development
Tagged Denmark, international, study abroad, summer, travel, YouTube
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