Tactics for Library Job Hunting in a Tough Market
Monday, October 10, at 10am Pacific Time
Hone your job-hunting skills in a free interactive webinar with Jeannette Woodward, author of A Librarian’s Guide to an Uncertain Job Market (ALA Editions). A seasoned administrator with experience in both academic and public libraries, Woodward will focus on the application package, the interviewing process, and the distinguishing features of how libraries recruit.
Register at https://alapublishing.webex.com/
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Friday, October 7, 2011
Legal Webinar
Save the Date for a Professional Development Webinar sponsored by the SLA Legal Division: Business Communication Skills for the Special Librarian: Reporting Up in the New Normal Economy
Sponsored by BNA, Inc.
When: Thursday, October 20th, 1:00-2:30 Eastern Time
WHERE: Webinar - Register at http://www.bna.com/business-communication-skills-w12884903497/
What: As the latest job reports continue to disappoint, we're all wondering how to improve or simply solidify our standing in this new normal economy. The focus of this program is to provide all types of special librarians with business and reporting concepts, terminology, and business communication soft skills to help them stand out and stand strong within their organizations. Topics covered by panelists include:
· What is the new normal economy and how to align the library with the organization's goals.
· Communicating and connecting with people above you.
· What organizational directives are changing the direction of the library?
· Choosing the right format and understanding your audience when presenting information.
Cost:
SLA Members $15
Non-Members $20
Site License for SLA Members (4+ attendees) $60
Site License for Non-Members (4+ attendees) $75
For more information, please contact:
Carolyn Trask - ctrask@haslaw.com or 617.378.4380
Adria Harris - adriaharris@cozen.com or 215.665.4689
Jill Strand - jillstrand@gmail.com or 612.672.8235
Sponsored by BNA, Inc.
When: Thursday, October 20th, 1:00-2:30 Eastern Time
WHERE: Webinar - Register at http://www.bna.com/business-communication-skills-w12884903497/
What: As the latest job reports continue to disappoint, we're all wondering how to improve or simply solidify our standing in this new normal economy. The focus of this program is to provide all types of special librarians with business and reporting concepts, terminology, and business communication soft skills to help them stand out and stand strong within their organizations. Topics covered by panelists include:
· What is the new normal economy and how to align the library with the organization's goals.
· Communicating and connecting with people above you.
· What organizational directives are changing the direction of the library?
· Choosing the right format and understanding your audience when presenting information.
Cost:
SLA Members $15
Non-Members $20
Site License for SLA Members (4+ attendees) $60
Site License for Non-Members (4+ attendees) $75
For more information, please contact:
Carolyn Trask - ctrask@haslaw.com or 617.378.4380
Adria Harris - adriaharris@cozen.com or 215.665.4689
Jill Strand - jillstrand@gmail.com or 612.672.8235
Free Webinar on Tech in Academic Libraries
Join us at the Technology & Libraries Lightning Round-Up!
Free webinar on topics in technology in academic libraries, presented by the ACRL-ULS Technology & Libraries Committee
Not attending Internet Librarian? Or don't have time to go to all the sessions you want to? This post-conference web-based alternative will provide you with an overview of some of the best presentations, workshops, and exhibits related to technology affecting university libraries.
The live webinar is scheduled for Wednesday, October 26th, 11am-12pm PDT/2-3pm EDT. Speakers from a variety of university libraries will present overviews of what they learned at the conference in a lightening-round fashion. Register for the webinar at http://forms.library.okstate.edu/view.php?id=53.
Free webinar on topics in technology in academic libraries, presented by the ACRL-ULS Technology & Libraries Committee
Not attending Internet Librarian? Or don't have time to go to all the sessions you want to? This post-conference web-based alternative will provide you with an overview of some of the best presentations, workshops, and exhibits related to technology affecting university libraries.
The live webinar is scheduled for Wednesday, October 26th, 11am-12pm PDT/2-3pm EDT. Speakers from a variety of university libraries will present overviews of what they learned at the conference in a lightening-round fashion. Register for the webinar at http://forms.library.okstate.edu/view.php?id=53.
Saturday, July 23, 2011
Health Libraries Webinar
Using 211 and Healthy City Data for Library Planning and Advocacy Webinar
Wednesday, August 3, 2011 Noon - 1:00 PM (Pacific Time)
This webinar is FREE of charge, however, pre-registration is required. Please reserve your webinar seat in advance at: https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/238820963. After you've registered, you'll receive a confirmation email with a unique link that will enable you to join the webinar on August 3rd. This one-hour webinar will review:
why the Healthy City database is of specific value to libraries and library users;
how consolidated data can help with library advocacy;
how to use and customize the Healthy City data for specific needs;
how to work with your local 211 to ensure consistent and robust library data; and
how to ensure library data is included even when no 211 system exists for your library jurisdiction.
This webinar will be of interest to librarians and library staff interested in understanding how to best utilize data for library planning and advocacy.
Speakers: Suzanne Flint, Shannon Ulrickson and Lilian Coral
Wednesday, August 3, 2011 Noon - 1:00 PM (Pacific Time)
This webinar is FREE of charge, however, pre-registration is required. Please reserve your webinar seat in advance at: https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/238820963. After you've registered, you'll receive a confirmation email with a unique link that will enable you to join the webinar on August 3rd. This one-hour webinar will review:
why the Healthy City database is of specific value to libraries and library users;
how consolidated data can help with library advocacy;
how to use and customize the Healthy City data for specific needs;
how to work with your local 211 to ensure consistent and robust library data; and
how to ensure library data is included even when no 211 system exists for your library jurisdiction.
This webinar will be of interest to librarians and library staff interested in understanding how to best utilize data for library planning and advocacy.
Speakers: Suzanne Flint, Shannon Ulrickson and Lilian Coral
Thursday, July 14, 2011
Virtually Bates
Join the Rocky Mountain SLA Chapter and Mary Ellen Bates on July 21st at Noon Mountain time for a Virtual Lunch webinar. Mary Ellen Bates will share a view of the future in, “Info Pros in 2021: Are We Virtual Yet?” This session is free to all SLA members.
Use this URL to register for the WebEx program:
https://jiu.webex.com/jiu/onstage/g.php?d=624858438&t=a
Hosting will be provided by Jones e-global library, http://www.e-globallibrary.com/.
Learn more about Mary Ellen Bates at http://batesinfo.com/.
Use this URL to register for the WebEx program:
https://jiu.webex.com/jiu/onstage/g.php?d=624858438&t=a
Hosting will be provided by Jones e-global library, http://www.e-globallibrary.com/.
Learn more about Mary Ellen Bates at http://batesinfo.com/.
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