Archive for the tag "facilities"
A New Career
Please welcome our new First Year Academic Librarian Experience blogger Ian McCullough, Physical Sciences Librarian at the University of Akron. Librarianship seems like a career that many come to later, after some career missteps or dead ends. My career path falls into this broad category as I’ve switched from a relatively promising career in lab [...]
Posted: 4 October, 2012 in First Year Academic Librarian Experience.
Tags: facilities, library building, science librarian
Comments: 4
The Distributed Library: Our Two-Year Experiment
This month’s post in our series of guest academic librarian bloggers is from Erin Dorney, Outreach Librarian at Millersville University, Pennsylvania. She also blogs at Library Scenester. Last week, a small fire* forced all faculty, staff, and library users out of our nine-floor building for about an hour. As I stood the requisite 50 feet [...]
Posted: 8 December, 2010 in Buildings, Marketing, Public Services.
Tags: embedded librarians, facilities, outreach, renovation
Comments: 9
Focus on Flexibility
This semester the information literacy course that I’m teaching started off in our main library classroom. It’s a fairly typical instructional space with rows of desks topped with computers, an instructor computer at the front, and a couple of projection screens. It’s a nice room – we got 30 new, faster student computers over the [...]
Posted: 23 November, 2010 in Innovation, Just Thinking.
Tags: facilities, funding, space planning, usability
Comments: 6
