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Shared Governance and Library Faculty: Jazzing Academic Community
ACRLog welcomes a guest post from Sue Wiegand, Periodicals Librarian at St. Mary’s College in Notre Dame, IN. As Commencement season draws near, I thought again of lines from Dana Goia’s poem: “Praise to the rituals that celebrate change…Because it is not the rituals we honor/but our trust in what they signify…” It’s been two [...]
Posted: 22 May, 2013 in Faculty, Higher Education.
Tags: college governance, faculty status, promotion, shared governance, tenure
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Wearing Different Hats: Academic Service and Librarianship
Like many academic librarians, I’m on the tenure track, and with that comes the opportunity and requirement for academic service. I genuinely enjoy most of my service work, which ranges from membership in our faculty governance body to work on committees dealing with academic technology and curriculum development, among others. Right now I’m in the [...]
Posted: 11 April, 2012 in Faculty, Higher Education.
Tags: academic service, college service, committee work, faculty status, tenure, university service
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