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ALA Midwinter Program for ACRL Leadership DG

  • 1.  ALA Midwinter Program for ACRL Leadership DG

    Posted Nov 25, 2019 01:47 PM
    Edited by Raymond Pun Nov 26, 2019 11:59 AM

    Heading to ALA Midwinter in Philly? Join us for this free and open discussion about career transitions.

    Title: From Support Staff to Librarians: A Discussion on Career Transitions  

    Summary: Often times paraprofessionals/support staff may be overlooked for professional opportunities. However, there is an increasing need to acknowledge, recognize and include paraprofessionals/support staff for their career interests in librarianship. In this discussion, we will feature a panel of librarians who have worked as paraprofessionals/support staff in a variety of capacities. The discussion will cover key issues for academic library management/administration to consider when supporting their paraprofessionals/support staff. The panelists will also provide advice for those who are currently support staff/paraprofessionals who would like to be librarians. 

    Date and Location: 1/25/2020, Saturday 4-5:00 PM in Philadelphia Convention Center PCC Room 121-B Hollow Square    

    Speakers:
    Eugenia Beh, MIT Libraries
    Denisse Solis, University of Denver Libraries
    Kenya Flash, Yale University Libraries
    Jesus Espinoza, University of Michigan Library
    Oscar Lanza-Galindo, Bristol Community College



    All are welcome to attend!

    Best,
    Ray Pun
    Convener of ACRL Leadership Discussion Group 2019-2020



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    Raymond Pun
    Instruction and Research Librarian
    Alder Graduate School of Education
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