Another year, another calendar to choose for your wall. Would you like some puppies in a basket? Perhaps a gallery of assorted fruits with faces drawn on them? Well, forget about them! The mildly attractive gentlemen attending USC have assembled for your viewing pleasure throughout 2010, arranging themselves in iconic poses from the history of film. And, lest you think the calendar is all sticks and veggies, witness some of the beef we've got... Wow, all that and more? ( It's ok if you're not even reading at this point; just click "Add to Cart" and we'll be even ) Does the calendar include important ALA and SCLA dates so you can plan the year's conferences around a bevy of ALA-certified grade-A guybrarians? Look no further! There's even a convenient button below to make the process as painless as taking a masters student "between the stacks." All proceeds from sales will be used to fund SLIS students' attendance at major conferences, ass...
Library Development Director Position Announcement Portland State University Overview The Library Development Director will have a dual report to the University Librarian of Portland State Library and to the Vice President for University Relations or the VP’s designee. This is an unranked, unrepresented, full-time, 12-month appointment. This position provides leadership and implementation of activities to enhance the fundraising program for Portland State University Library. The Director works closely with the University Librarian, Library staff, Portland State University Foundation, and Portland State Office of University Development to ensure that the fund-raising program and external relations are operated in accordance with the mission, procedures, priorities and needs of the Library and University. Some evening or weekend work and travel are required. Required Qualifications B.A. or B.S. required; proven record of successful major gift fund raising for at least three ...
LISSA would like to send a big thank you to Dr. Perrault for her very interesting presentation on human information seeking behaviors, which was part of this Fall's Faculty Colloquium. I know everyone who attended learned a lot.
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