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Tag Archives: libraries
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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Tagged introduction, leaders of tomorrow, libraries
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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
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Tagged academic and research libraries, health, libraries, public libraries, research, special libraries, work place health
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