Opportunities for Current Students
Posted February 23, 2015
The Robert J. Dole Archive and Special Collections at the Dole Institute of Politics, University of Kansas announces two internship positions for Summer 2015, funded through generous support by General Electric. In honor of the 25th anniversary of the passage of the 1990 Americans with Disabilities Act, GE has funded a both a Digital Projects…
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Posted February 23, 2015
UXPA International 2015 Conference The Conference folks just opened the call for volunteers for the 2015 UXPA International conference in San Diego in late June. UXPA Is one of the primary UX organizations and put on a great conference. Sign up to volunteer and receive a reduced registration rate. HxRefactored Conference Mad*Pow holds an annual…
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Posted February 23, 2015
We have issued a snow date extension for the call for proposals until Wednesday, February 25th. Call for breakout session and poster proposals now through February 25, 2015 for Connecticut’s only conference dedicated to Information Literacy! 2015 Connecticut Information Literacy ConferenceFriday, May 29, 2015Central Connecticut State UniversityNew Britain, CT Let’s Get Real: Practical Ideas for Teaching Info…
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Posted February 23, 2015
For students and recent graduates of Library & Information Science. This is an exciting opportunity to apply and develop your research and communication skills in an innovative environment. Architecture_media_politics_society is a research group and peer-reviewed academic journal. It represents a recognized academic first: the combining of the skills of librarians and academics in the scholarly communication process. It is…
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Posted February 23, 2015
Print Collection Internship The intern will be directly involved in activities including but not limited to the following: cataloging print materials scanning projects digitization projects periodicals projects assisting with building or weeding collection The ideal candidate should have library experience or be enrolled in an MLS program and have excellent computer skills and experience or…
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Posted February 23, 2015
Under the supervision of the Web Content Administrator help to organize, research, and digitize Boston Ballet’s photographic archives. Responsibilities include, cataloguing photography and researching background on the photographic archives through extracting information from Playbills, social media and traditional media platforms, and archival materials housed at the Boston Ballet company headquarters. Responsibilities: Help catalogue and organize…
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Posted February 23, 2015
Supervisors: Discovery Services Library Assistants Hours: 9-16 hours/week, in 3-4 hour shifts, during regular business hours (Monday – Friday, 8:30am – 4:30pm); may be reduced during holidays, breaks, and initial training period. Pay: $10.00/hour The Graduate Student Worker contributes to the work of Beatley Library’s Discovery Services team, which has responsibilities that include acquisitions, cataloging,…
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Posted February 18, 2015
Position Title: Intern, History & Current Events Reports To: Coordinator, History & Current Events Location: Ames FLSA Job Status: Non-exempt Department: Corporate Services Date Written: 09/01/2014 Position Purpose: The purpose of this position is to assist in maintaining a corporate history library and oversee corporate events to support Renewable Energy Group’s internal and external brand…
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Posted February 18, 2015
Background: The OCLC Research mission is to expand knowledge that advances OCLC’s public purposes of furthering access to the worlds’ information and reducing library costs. In coordination with the Council on Library and Information Resources/Digital Library Federation (CLIR/DLF), a new study examining academic libraries’ strategic approaches to e-research support is currently underway. We plan to…
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Posted February 17, 2015
Since the early nineteenth century, the State Library has continuously collected materials that reflect Massachusetts’ government, culture, and history and continues to maintain the most comprehensive collection of Massachusetts state publications in existence. Its collection has been carefully and thoughtfully gathered for over 185 years, and it forms a tremendous resource for all areas of…
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