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Monthly Archives: August 2011
What’s New & Nifty in Science & Technology
Here’s a few items I thought were pretty darn neat most of which went public this year, with one very nifty exception. The Ada Initiative http://adainitiative.org/ I think this new non-profit is really neat, and am all for “increasing participation … Continue reading
There’s Still Time! Call for Participants: Work Place Health Study
Please help me examine work place health issues of those working in Academic and Research, Special, and Public Libraries. This research is being conducted by Kiyomi Deards of the University of Nebraska Lincoln Libraries, IRB #20110611837 EX. This is an … Continue reading
Posted in Library, science
Tagged academic and research libraries, health, libraries, public libraries, research, special libraries, work place health
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Tales from the Tenure Track: Cost of Living
One of the most important things to consider when evaluating a job offer is the cost of moving to the location and the local cost of living once you arrive. For some companys and many institutions of higher education some … Continue reading
Posted in higher education, jobs, Library
Tagged cost of living, higher education, interviewing, jobs, money, work
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