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The 2025 volume of Endnotes: The Journal of the New Members Round Table is now available, thanks to the hard work of the entire Endnotes committee. We are so happy to have book reviews for the first time since 2018; thank you to those four reviewers! Endnotes 13.1 features five articles and reviews from ...

Please excuse cross posting; this is a repost reminder as we get closer to the deadline of February 28th, 2025. Greetings! On behalf of the American Library Association's New Members Round Table (NMRT), the Endnotes Committee is pleased to announce the latest call for papers to Endnotes: The Journal ...

Interested in writing for ACRLog? We're looking for a few new bloggers to join our team! We aim to have a group of bloggers who represent diverse perspectives on and career stages in academic librarianship. We are especially seeking librarians interested in writing about technical services, scholarly ...

Greetings! On behalf of the American Library Association's New Members Round Table (NMRT), the Endnotes Committee is pleased to announce the latest call for papers to Endnotes: The Journal of the New Members Round Table. Please feel free to pass this call along to your faculty, staff, and students who ...

Hello, all! ACRLog, ACRL's topical blog with weekly posts by and for academic and research librarians, is looking for applicants for our First Year Academic Librarian series. Take a look at the full call here: Seeking First Year Academic Librarian (FYAL) Bloggers FYAL bloggers typically publish posts ...

The 2024 volume of Endnotes: The Journal of the New Members Round Table is now available, thanks to the hard work of the entire Endnotes committee! Endnotes 12.1 features six articles from seven fantastic authors, including a research paper, literature reviews, and case studies. Each article is linked ...

I wrote about this a bit with my first post on ACRLog! My job hunt was pretty intense (it was during my last semester of grad school). I had four total second round academic interviews, and I suppose my best advice on that front is to make sure you're taking care of yourself (whether they're in person ...

I have found that Twitter is particularly valuable for not only networking, but just learning about opportunities. For context, I'm an academic librarian at a public university and have an interest in data viz/digital humanities/etc. I've learned about two different conferences from just being in the ...