This Week in Library School

Hey There Library Lads and Lasses,

Lots of postings to visit and view, so scroll, get click happy, and get interactive! The announcements this week include a movie screening, a fellowship opportunity, and upcoming events!

Best,
Cheryl Kohen
LISSA President

LISSA wiki

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LIBRARYTHING.com PRESENTATION

Abby Blachly, GSLIS alum and librarian for LibraryThing.com, will be presenting about this popular cataloging and social networking tool. Abby gave a wonderful presentation that was well attended last year, the American Library Association Student Chapter (ALASC) has invited her to return and give us an update. Everyone (and I mean everyone) is invited to attend–we look forward to seeing you there!

When: Wednesday 2/28 at 8pm
Where: Kotzen meeting room

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PLG SCREENING: "FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION: RESISTANCE REPRESENTATION IN THE AGE OF INTELLECTUAL COPYRIGHT"

Just a heads up to carve out some time in your calendar next Wednesday
February 27th at 2:00pm. In conjunction with the PLG, I will be
screening my video about the murky waters of intellectual property &
copyright and the threats to free speech. It is called Freedom of
Expression: Resistance Repression in the Age of Intellectual
Copyright. I will be on hand to answer questions.

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You can check out a teaser here on YouTube:
and you can see more about the video and the book that inspired the
video here:
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Details:
2:00pm
GSLIS Tech Lab

If you can't make it then, I will be screening it later that same
evening at the Lucy Parsons Center in Boston.

Details:
7:00pm
Lucy Parsons Center
549 Columbus Avenue
Boston, Massachusetts
Free
http://lucyparsons.org/calendar.php?action=event&eventid=505

Hope you can make it!

Jeremy Smith|GSLIS West student

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SIMMONS COLLEGE GSLIS ALUMNI DAY

SIMMONS COLLEGE GSLIS ALUMNI DAY 2008 WILL TAKE PLACE ON SATURDAY, MARCH 29TH from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at Simmons.

The GSLIS Alumni Board invites current GSLIS students to enter the raffle to win a sponsored registration to Alumni Day 2008. Twenty sponsored registrations will be available, funded by donations from GSLIS alumni, faculty, and staff. This is a wonderful opportunity for current students to network with alumni and other professionals in the field.

To register for the raffle, simply respond to gslis@simmons.edu and include your full name in the message. ENTRIES MUST BE SUBMITTED BY 9AM ON MONDAY, MARCH 10. One entry per student. The list of winners will be posted on the gslis_info listserv by Wednesday, March 12. PLEASE DO NOT ENTER THE RAFFLE UNLESS YOU KNOW YOU CAN ATTEND ON MARCH 29.

Those who don't win a sponsored spot may still attend by paying the $20 student
registration fee. You can register online at.alumnet.simmons.edu.

AGENDA

Simmons College
GSLIS Alumni & Professional Development Day 2008
Educate, Transform, Empower: Preparing Leaders for the 21st Century
Saturday, March 29
Linda K. Paresky Conference Center, Simmons College
Main Campus Building

* 8am Registration and Continental Breakfast
* 9am Welcome, MICHELE V. CLOONAN, DEAN, and KEYNOTE SPEAKER: ANN J. WOLPERT '69LS,
DIRECTOR OF LIBRARIES, MIT
* 10am Break
* 10:30am Business Meeting: MARGARET CARDELLO ?85LS
* 11am GSLIS Alumni Achievement Award Presentation: ANNE C. BROMER ?65LS, BROMER
BOOKSELLERS
* Noon Lunch and Speaker SUSAN C. SCRIMSHAW, PRESIDENT, SIMMONS COLLEGE
* 2pm Panel Disucssion: Preparing Leaders for the 21st Century, led by JESSAMYN WEST
OF LIBRARIAN.NET, and featuring CINDY FISHER MS CANDIDATE '08, IRENE HEROLD PHD CANDIDATE
'10, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR AMY PATTEE
* 3:30pm Reception and Library Tours

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ARCHIVAL FELLOWSHIPS FROM THE SPECIAL COLLECTIONS RESEARCH CENTER

The Special Collections Research Center (SCRC) at the College of William and
Mary is pleased to announce the availability of John M. Presson Archival
Fellowships for graduate and advanced undergraduate students. These
Fellowships are intended to provide a summer work experience for students
interested in pursuing a career in archives or special collections. We
anticipate awarding two fellowships for the summer of 2008.

The 2008 Fellows will work on several projects, including processing
collections, conversion of legacy finding aids to EAD, and a preservation
survey. In addition, they may participate in such activities as providing
reference assistance, digitization, and exhibit development and preparation.

Fellows will be expected to work ten 40-hour weeks; pay will be $400/week
for undergraduates and $440/week for graduate students. Exact dates will be
worked out with each Fellow.

Requirements: Graduate students and advanced undergraduates (rising juniors
and seniors) from any accredited institution are eligible to apply.
Applicants should have completed at least twelve credits in archival
administration, library or information science, public history, American
history, or American studies. Undergraduates should have an overall GPA of
at least 3.4. Applicants should have a demonstrated interest in archives or
historical repositories, such as through volunteering, work, internships, or
coursework. Also important are attention to detail, good organizational and
communication skills, the ability to lift 30 pounds, flexibility, and a
sense of humor. The Fellows may be subject to a criminal background check
before starting their Fellowships.

Located in the heart of the colonial city of Williamsburg, Virginia, William
and Mary is the nation's second-oldest college and prides itself on being
the best public liberal-arts university in the country. The SCRC is a unit
of Swem Library, the main university library. It houses outstanding
manuscript collections in American and Virginia history, a fine rare book
collection, and the University Archives, which has materials relating to the
College's history dating back to its founding in 1693.

More information about the SCRC is available online at:
http://swem.wm.edu/scrc/

Applications are due by March 31, and winners will be notified by April 15.
To apply, send a cover letter, resume, official transcripts (undergraduate
and graduate), and names and contact information for three references to:

Beatriz Hardy, Director
Special Collections Research Center
Swem Library
PO Box 8794
Williamsburg, VA 23187

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Hello Hello GSLIS,

Lots of postings this week, so scroll on through. This week includes a job posting, plans for Spring Break, a call for student leaders, and upcoming events!

View the LISSA wiki for information about LISSA and other GSLIS student organizations: http://gslis.simmons.edu/mw/lissa/Main_Page

Best,
Cheryl Kohen
LISSA President

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The Simmons College Honor Board is looking for volunteers interested in
serving on this board. The Honor Board is the judicial board of Simmons College. It consists of faculty, staff, and students, who meet monthly or twice-monthly to hear cases of academic dishonesty and other violations to the Simmons honor system involving both undergraduate and graduate students.

This board currently does not have a student representative from GSLIS and they would like someone from our school to be on the board. Volunteers are not expected to attend every meeting. Volunteering on the Simmons College Honor Board is a great opportunity to participate in the Simmons community.

Interested students may contact GSLIS Professor Daniel N. Joudrey
email: daniel.joudrey@simmons.edu>
phone: 617-521-2863

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FCC Announces Change of Date and Time for Public En Banc Hearing in Cambridge, Massachusetts on Broadband Network Management Practices

The Federal Communications Commission today announced further details regarding a public en banchearing to be held in Cambridge, Massachusettson Monday, February25, 2008. Please note that the date and time have been modified from the previous announcement.

The hearing time and location are as follows:
Date: Monday, February 25, 2008
Time: 11:00 a.m. (Eastern Standard Time)
Location: Harvard Law School
Ames Courtroom, Austin Hall
1515 Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge, MA 02138

Directions: http://www.law.harvard.edu/about/contact/directions.php

More information: http://www.savetheinternet.com/=boston

The Commission will hear from expert panelists regarding broadband network
management practices. The hearing is open to the public, and seating will be available on a first-come, first-served basis.

The public may file comments or other documents with the Commission and should
reference docket numbers 07-52 and 08-7 when filing bypaper or submit your filing electronically by going to http://gullfoss2.fcc.gov/prod/ecfs/upload_v2.cgiand enter proceeding
numbers 07-52 and 08-7. Filing instructions are provided at http://www.fcc.gov/cgb/ecfs/.

Sign language interpreters and open captioning will be provided for this event. Other reasonable accommodations for people with disabilities are available upon request. Include a description of the accommodationneeded, and include a waywe can contact you if we need more information. Please make your request as early as possible. Last minute requests will be accepted, but maybe impossible to fill. Send an e-mail to mail to: fcc504@fcc.govor call the Consumer & Governmental Affairs Bureau at 202-418-0530 (voice), 202-418-0432 (tty).
For additional information about the hearing, please visit the FCC’s website at
http://www.fcc.gov. Press inquiries should be directed to Clyde Ensslin at 202-418-0506 or Robert Kenny at 202-418-2668.

-FCC-

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The ALASC is proud to present a spectacular spectacular event. This
event will take place in the Kotzen Meeting Room (in the Lefavour Hall
First Floor, a.k.a. the Library building) at 8pm on Wednesday
February, 27th, and will feature Abby Blachly speaking about the
"world's largest book club," LibraryThing.com.

Other than being a bibliophile's dream, what is LibraryThing.com? A
massive catalog created by none other than you! At present over 23
million books have been cataloged. But, like any good Web 2.0
application its range of operations have grown and it is now more than
just a catalog for your home shelf. So, whether you just want to know
what all the talk is about, or you're a screaming fan of the
application, make sure to come and hear the rest of the story.

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The 2008 Alternative Spring Break at the Farragut Elementary School

Why not spend your spring break helping others? It will definitely make you feel good and inspire you for the rest of the semester! Please join us in helping the Farragut Elementary School. Activities this year will include reading with students, shelf reading, processing books, creating author study/genre bookmarks and much, much more.

We will be helping Monday, March 10th and Wednesday, March 12th. There are two shifts for each day : 9-12 and 12-3. Lunch will also be provided.

Please sign up on the GSLIS MSLA wiki: http://gslis.simmons.edu/mw/msla_sig/Main_Page.
Leave your name and e-mail on the wiki (we'll have a list with all the available time slots). If you have any questions, please e-mail Elisabeth at Elisabeth.Zimmer@simmons.edu or Jennie at Jennie.Simopoulos@simmons.edu. Once you have signed up, we will send a confirmation e-mail with further details and directions to the school. We also request that you e-mail us your cell phone number in case of an emergency school closing.

Thank you in advance and have a great spring break!

-Jennie

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Administrative Assistant (Technology Librarian) *JOB POSTING*

TITLE: Administrative Assistant

SALARY: $42,877 - 48,526 annually

HOURS: 35 hours per week, including some nights and Saturdays

QUALIFICATIONS:

MLS degree from an ALA-accredited library school

5 years increasingly responsible experience dealing with technology in a library

Bachelor's degree in computer science or relevant coursework and experience with network administration, hardware, and software packages, including database management, word processing, spreadsheet, communications and desktop publishing programs and their applications in a library setting; in-depth understanding of the Internet and World Wide Web; familiarity with social software, preferably as applied to library operations.

Extensive knowledge of integrated library automation software, III strongly preferred

Proven experience with systems analysis and design and computer technology, and the ability to use these skills to improve existing work procedures

Initiative in developing and implementing new programs and applications to improve library operations

Ability to organize and implement computer instruction for the public and the staff, both orally and in writing, and the willingness to conduct computer literacy classes for library patrons

Ability to write technical and management reports

Willingness to work on public service desks when needed and deal with the public in a polite and tactful manner

Experience with Massachusetts regional library networks preferred

DUTIES:

Assist Library Director in planning and implementing short- and long-range technology goals

Oversee development, implementation, and maintenance of all computer systems in the library. These currently include:

III Integrated Library System, provided via the Minuteman Library Network
Network of approximately 100 PCs, terminals, and printers
Public access computers with Internet access
Public access computers with word processing and other software applications
Multiple in-house databases

Serve as principal liaison with Minuteman Library Network, serve on pertinent committees and attend all pertinent meetings thereof, including Membership meetings in place of Library Director when she/he cannot attend

Oversee the automated systems of the business office and payroll, including accounts and statistics, and other budget and record-keeping information

Work with City IT Department to link library computer functions, including
infrastructure, with the city networks where feasible and desirable

Train staff in the use of new or updated systems, advise on the purchase of new systems, and promote the use of computer applications to increase departmental effectiveness

Provide computer literacy training for public

Prepare manuals for staff and public computer use

Working with library business office and City IT and Purchasing departments, select and purchase computer hardware, software and computer supplies for the library

Troubleshoot problems with computer hardware and software, fixing problems in house when possible and sending equipment out for repair when necessary

Work with community groups to promote library computer services

Assist Library Director in preparing grants that involve library automation

Assume responsibility for library in the absence of the Director and Assistant Director

TO APPLY: Application must be made through the City of Somerville Personnel Dept., 93 Highland Avenue, Somerville, MA 02143. For more information, call 617-625-6600, ext. 3300.

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Hey Library Learners,

Please scroll all the way through this email, and view the many postings throughout your GSLIS community.

View the LISSA wiki for information about LISSA and other GSLIS student organizations:
http://gslis.simmons.edu/mw/lissa/Main_Page

Best,
Cheryl Kohen
LISSA President

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LISSA GENERAL MEETING

LISSA will be holding a general meeting, Wednesday, Feb. 13 at 5:30 pm and Thursday, Feb.
14 at 12:30 pm in the GSLIS lounge.

These open meetings are held for the benefit of students, to voice any
thoughts, queries, or comments.

LISSA officers will be at these open meeting, along with delicious
and edible goodies for your chewing enjoyment. So come, eat, and chat with your peers.

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Upcoming GSLISCE Workshops:

Programming for Babies and Little Ones: From Research into Action
March 1 - 31, 2008 online http://www.simmons.edu/gslis/continuinged/workshops/online.shtml#online_a14

Introduction to Standards Compliant Web Design with (X)HTML + CSS
March 1 - April 15, 2008 - 6 weeks online http://www.simmons.edu/gslis/continuinged/workshops/online.shtml#online_a15

Where the Teens Are: Using Technology to Get Your Message Out to Adolescents
March 1 - 31, 2008 online http://www.simmons.edu/gslis/continuinged/workshops/online.shtml#online_a16

For more information, please go to GSLISCE website at
http://www.simmons.edu/gslis/continuinged/workshops/
or contact: Jody Walker, GSLISCE Program Manager
Tel: 617 521 2803 Fax: 617 521 3192 gslisce@simmons.edu

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YOUR LIFE AT THE LIBRARY

HOW I LEARNED TO LOVE READING ONLINE
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1-2PM, L225/

Amazon's new ebook reader, the Kindle, sold out as soon as it went on sale. Looking beyond the Amazon hype, this workshop presents the different option for reading online. The presentation will look at ebook readers, from the Kindle to the iPhone, as well as different sources of ebooks, from pay sites to free downloads. Presented by John Rodzvilla, Library Assistant, Acquisitions & Periodicals.

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*Please excuse cross-postings*

Hosted by the SLA Boston Student Relations Committee

Are you interested in learning more about special libraries? Please
consider participating in this year’s SLA Boston Student Day on the Job
event. Think of it as a one-day internship, or perhaps as a chance to
visit a new type of library or information center before you decide
where you want to work after graduation. Even if you are planning on
pursuing a career outside of special libraries, why not take advantage
of this great opportunity to compare and contrast the environments?

We will match students as closely as possible with a special library of
their choice, but please keep in mind it’s not always possible to give
everyone their top choices. Preferences will be honored based on host
library availability.

We will announce placements in early March 2007. Your host(s) will then
contact you to make arrangements for your visit. Only name, email
addresses, and telephone numbers will be provided to the host libraries.

**SLA membership is not a requirement for participation in the "Day on
the Job" program**

Please sign up by February 24, 2008 at:
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=4DK860bjJCGvgqY9oPqENg_3d_3d

Please contact the SLA Boston Student Relations co-chairs with any
questions:

Jamie Emery (jamie.emery@gmail.com))
Kris Liberman (kristen.liberman@simmons.edu)

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LIBRARY JOB POSTING

Greetings to everyone at GSLIS ~

Please feel free to forward the announcement (below) to friends and colleagues, including
those outside the GSLIS community.

***This personal message before the announcement is just for the GSLIS community and not
intended to be forwarded or posted on the web. Thank you.***

While I know that this is not a library job and thus many of you aspiring professionals
might pass over it - let me say that this position offers a lot of opportunities to
develop skills that any librarian or young professional should possess.

I have held this position for three years and am leaving it the end of February because
my son needs more attention for the rest of this school year. That is the only reason
that I am leaving. Prior to the onset of my son's issues, I intended to stay another
academic year at least. I believe that my boss, Dean Jill Reich, will always be the best
boss I will ever work for.

In this position I have developed new programs, such as the Faculty Excellence in
Scholarship series; streamlined many recurring events, including the Kroepsch Award
selection process and Commencement awards for seniors; and improved the tools used in
managing our multi-layered budgets. There is truly room to grow for almost any
individual.

I am sending this email out now in attempt to widen the candidate pool at my boss'
request. Applications are currently under review and while we have received a lot, the
search committee is still looking for those that will really stand out. You must possess
a bachelor's degree, exhibit flexibility and initiative, enjoy complexity, and know how
to deal with an array of people both as a diplomat and as a gatekeeper. This is a 12
month position.

Salary is negotiable. Benefits are excellent. (Can you handle it? - *SIX weeks*
vacation time per year!) The College rents transitional housing as well.

If you are interested, please submit an application (instructions are below) as soon as
possible. The goal is to start interviewing in early February with the hopes of having
someone on board to work with me for a few days before I leave. If you have further
questions, feel free to email me.

Bates is a wonderful community and the Dean of Faculty's office is a close knit group
within that community. The people in this office have been my mentors, colleagues, and
friends for three years and the person who wins this position will be very fortunate
indeed.

Best wishes,
Elizabeth Hasch
GSLIS student
hasch@simmons.edu

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T. Elizabeth Hasch
Administrative Assistant
Dean of Faculty?s Office
Bates College
2 Andrews Road Lewiston, Maine 04240
(207) 786-6066 ? (207) 786-8393 fax
thasch@bates.edu

***end personal message***

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Subject: [Staff Message] Position Available-Administrative Assistant to the Dean
of Faculty/Vice President for Academic Affairs
Date: Wed, 09 Jan 2008 11:48:26 -0500
From: Amie Parker
Reply-To: Amie Parker
To: staff@bates.edu

*Administrative Assistant, /Office of Vice President for Academic
Affairs and Dean of the Faculty/*
Status: Full Time, Full Year

/*Description*/
The Office of the Dean of the Faculty is seeking an Administrative
Assistant who will assist the DOF/VPAA and other deans in the work of
the office related to the academic departments, programs, and other
academic offices, including:

- communication and support of academic departments and programs
- organization, assistance, and support to faculty governance and committees
- processing and tracking of faculty funding requests
- coordinating special events, including the Senior-Faculty Dinner and
Commencement.

This is a challenging position that requires a mature approach to
confidential matters, sound judgment, and confidence; the ability to
analyze complex professional and personal situations; and skill in
conceptualizing projects, including scheduling, securing relevant
information, and anticipating potential outcomes.

/*Qualifications*/
Bachelor's degree desirable. The successful candidate must possess
excellent oral and written communication skills, including the ability
to draft letters and prepare formal correspondence; exceptional
organizational skills; and the ability to work across a wide range of
tasks with a variety of constituents, both on and off campus. The
successful candidate must be a creative problem-solver who enjoys a
busy, multitasking environment; must possess excellent computer skills
(word processing, presentation, data manipulation); and should be
willing to learn new technologies. Flexibility and diplomacy are essential.

Review of applications will begin immediately and the position will
remain open until filled.

/*Application Instructions*/
Please submit a cover letter, resume and three letters of reference via
our online application at: https://www.vscyberhosting.com/bates/

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ARCHIVES ASSISTANT POSTING

Beaver Country Day School, Archives Assistant, Chestnut Hill, MA

Duties: The Library and Development Office at Beaver Country Day School requires
assistance with the organization and maintenance of archives material to establish a
fully-functioning and researchable collection. Interns will start by organizing
uncategorized miscellany, and then will work to create box lists and finding aids using
EAD (Encoded Archival Description) so that materials in the archive will become part of
the Library?s collection. Working under the supervision of the Interim Director of
Library & Information Services and the Development Associate, the intern will continue
the arrangement and description of archival materials. Work will include filing,
classifying, re-housing, and physical arrangement of material, as well as data entry.
Beaver Country Day School seeks persons with knowledge of the basic concepts for the
management of historical records. The School will furnish all supplies.

Qualifications: Students of MLIS programs are encouraged to apply. Preference will be
given to students who are currently taking/have taken a course similar to Simmons College
LIS 440- Archives Access and Use. We are looking for students who can devote at least 8
hours a week to this position.

Salary: This is an unpaid position that can hopefully be applied to course credit.

To apply please email or mail statement of qualifications to both:

Kate Boylan, Development Associate
kboylan@bcdschool.org
(617) 738-2720

And

Kelley Connolly, Interim Director of Library & Information Services
kconnolly@bcdschool.org
(617) 738-2740

Beaver Country Day School
791 Hammond Street, Chestnut Hill, MA 02467

Beaver Country Day School is a progressive, co-educational independent day school for 420
students grades six through twelve in Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts. www.bcdschool.org

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Hey GSLIS students,

Delivered to your inbox, another weekly dose of GSLIS happenings. Please look to these "this week in library school" emails to receive information and keep up-to-date on job postings, student group activities, and professional development around the Simmons campus. Again, if you have any announcements you'd like to submit for this email blast, please email me, or email the announcement to lissa-request@simmons.edu.

As always, you may also view the LISSA blog at http://gslis.simmons.edu/blogs/lissa/. Take a look around, and feel free to leave comments or suggestions.

Best,

Cheryl Kohen
LISSA President (Boston)

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New England Roundtable of Teen and Children's Librarians presents:

"Spooks, Secrets and Sleuths: Mystery in Teen and Children's Literature."
Thursday, March 20, 2008
10AM-4PM
Worcester State College Student Center, Worcester, MA
Join us for coffee at 9AM, followed by presentations by Mary Downing
Hahn, Elise Broach, and Peter Abrahams as they each discuss the
mystery genre, their works and writing for younger readers. It will
include lunch in the Student Center, and end with the three authors as
a panel discussing topics and answering questions. Books will be
available to purchase and signing will follow the presentations. More
information and registration is available at
http://nelib.org/nertcl/conf2008-flyer.pdf

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Fenway Libraries Online
550 Huntington Ave.
Boston, Massachusetts, 02115

Opening for Library / Systems Assistant

Fenway Libraries Online, a network supporting eight academic libraries
and one special library in the Boston area, has an immediate opening
for a part-time Library / Systems Assistant.

Responsibilities: The duties of the position will consist of a variety
of system maintenance, statistical and clerical tasks. In addition,
the part-time employee will assist with several on-going projects,
including website design improvements.

Qualifications: The candidate will have an interest in libraries and
library systems, good computer skills, and a strong customer-service
attitude. Competency with Microsoft Office software is required,
especially Microsoft Excel. A working knowledge of Microsoft Access
and Dreamweaver is preferred. Experience with Ex Libris software
(Voyager, SFX, and MetaLib) is a plus.

Salary: $12 per hour
Hours: 10-15 hours per week, flexible.

Location: The offices of Fenway Libraries Online are located in the
Alumni Library at Wentworth Institute of Technology.

To apply, send a coverletter and resume via email to:

Walter Stine
Executive Director
Fenway Libraries Online
stine@flo.org
617-442-2087

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The Newton Free Library, recognized as one of the best public
libraries in the nation, is seeking a part-time library assistant to
join our team as a Senior Library Assistant. This is an opportunity
for an individual with a positive attitude who enjoys interacting with
the general public and thrives in a fast paced environment that
frequently changes.

Must be comfortable with computers and possess excellent customer
service and communication skills. Strong organizational skills,
ability to pay attention to detail and easily prioritize tasks are
required.

Summary of Job: Serve at busy Main Circulation desk and Audio-Visual
desk. Perform a variety of office tasks and circulation duties as
assigned or needed including checking material in and out, answering
phones, processing items on-hold for patrons, unpacking and organizing
deliveries from our library network of 41 libraries and answering
basic informational questions.

Additional Qualifications: Bachelors Degree required. Must be capable
of lifting 40 pounds. Commitment of at least one year.

Salary & Schedule: Guaranteed at least 5 hours per week and every
other weekend Saturday 9-5 and Sunday 12-5. $11.94 per hour and $17.91
per hour Sundays.

Individuals interested in the above position should submit a resume to:
gvesset@minlib.net
Please No Phone Calls

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