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Leaders of Tomorrow: David Arredondo
Meet David Arredondo. David is a graduate student at the University of Missouri-Columbia studying Information Science and Learning Technologies. He is doing his practicum at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln University Libraries and has been planning iPad training sessions with me. … Continue reading
Leaders of Tomorrow: Jo Alcock
Leaders of Tomorrow is a series of short interviews with new librarians and library school students. These are the people I’m watching and I am sure we’ll see great things from them. Meet Jo Alcock Jo recently completed her dissertation … Continue reading
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Conference Attendance Q & A
Thanks to @catladylib and @KrisKreidler and those who anonymously submitted questions about attending ALA Annual 2011 as library school students and new librarians. Introducing Yourself I have to admit this is the one thing I really hate about meeting new … Continue reading