Kathleen DeLong, a librarian at the University of Alberta, is conducting a survey on the engagement of new library professionals in leadership roles and activities as part of
John M., who knows his stuff from both sides of the coin, having been an IBM web developer before beginning library school, has written a post entitled “Eight
When my boss came to Southeast Regional Library as their new director fifteen years ago, one of the first things he did was go out and work an
John M. has posted some reflections on reaching the halfway point of the MLIS program as a part-time student. He started in the same term as me which
Yet another reason that our son will be seeking psychotherapy in about twenty years…😕On a completely unrelated note, I'm bringing back “Classmate of the Day” except, since I've
I'm pretty much the perfect example of the value of the Professional Mentorship program at FIMS. I participated in it all three semesters I was there. I had
I had a conversation today that made me remember the internal debate many of us (including myself) go through when we first graduate – namely, do we hold
The end of the semester at FIMS looms and for various students, the end of the program is near as well. On that note, Michelle L. has a
Here's an article that's making the rounds from the New York Times' Fashion & Style section – A Hipper Crowd of Shushers“How did such a nerdy profession become
(Chris liked this photo I snapped of him after a 503 class so much that he asked me to send it to him for possible use in his
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