Rutgers’ Institute of Jazz Studies!
Categories: Archives, Inspiration, Professional Development
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Super Cool Infographic – it’s hard to be mad at that…
Categories: Instruction, Librarianship
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Infographic CV
View my profile page on re.vu!
It’s still a work in progress and pretty spartan but this is a neat tool! Free and easy…can’t be mad at that.
Categories: Professional Development, Technology, The Future
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An Open Letter to Ann Coulter
The following is a guest post in the form of an open letter from Special Olympics athlete and global messenger John Franklin Stephens to Ann Coulter after this tweet during last night's Presidential debate.
Dear Ann Coulter,
Come on Ms. Coulter, you aren’t dumb and you aren’t shallow. So why are you continually using a word like the R-word as an insult?
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NCLA’s “Assessment Beyond Statistics” Mini-Conference – 11/2
I’m looking forward to this one day conference in a couple of weeks…
It’s hard to be mad at interesting, inexpensive professional conferences where innovative librarians are presenting. It’s even harder to be mad when you have the day off and the conference is right down the road.
Categories: Assessment, Librarianship, Professional Development
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Whither Reference?
A few days ago, I stopped by the class of the freshly-minted new cohort of my program to say hello to them on behalf of a professional organization I work with, and to invite them to join and/or attend an upcoming event. It took all of ten minutes, no big deal. I got there a little early, and took the opportunity to spend a few minutes eavesdropping on a new variant of a class I was in this time last year.
Reference is alive and kicking in my corner of LibraryLand.
Categories: Librarianship, The Future
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