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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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Days in the Life of a Science Librarian *With Footnotes #Libday7
Monday 7/25/11 Get up to take 7:15 am bus to center city area. 7:45 am get off bus at 11th and N. Start 2 mile walk to Transportation Services (which is not located near any campus or city bus routes) … Continue reading
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Tagged #libday7, Cedar Point Research Station, day in the life, Librarians, library, travel, work
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5 TED Talks That Inspire Innovation
*This post is in response to @wawoodworth TEDucation: 5 TED Talks Librarians Should Watch (and Why) The keys to innovation in science and in librarianship are to relax, look at things with a new perspective and then: solve a problem, … Continue reading
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Tagged innovation, inspiratin, Librarians, resources, science, work
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