In 2015 I wrote about my year. I enjoyed it so much that I decided to continue that practice for 2016 too. Back at work, I give a webinar presentation for the Digital Curation Interest Group. A natural extension of the Software Carpentry trainings led by the Advanced Computing Initiative. Feel free to share! The pro.

Making Your Program Your Own.

Art, artifacts, snacks. I also do work with food history, and my work is rooted in the belief that food is a powerful tool for human connection .

This past Friday and Saturday I took a Career Exploration workshop through my University. I really delved into the type of librarian I want to be and what I want to do at my job on a daily basis. Below is a picture of a poster I made during the workshop. Taking this workshop made me want to start blogging again about this profession that I am so passionate about. Look forward to more posts coming soon! December 7, 2012.

Letters to a Young Librarian. Later this month, nearly 20,000 librarians, library workers, and other information professionals will descend on the city of San Francisco for the annual conference of the American Library Association. Oratory, poetry, and cold facts all call us west. Where to host the conference was a recurring controversy.

Blog of an academic librarian, on indefinite hiatus. I really regret the name. Thursday, October 17, 2013. Managing My Own Information Overload. So, what about the rest? .

The below is a twitter stream of thought I had the other day. And it probably reads like that. But it was such a revelation for myself that I felt the need to get it to something a bit more permanent. 8220;Why Is This Happening Again? .