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School Media Center at Union High School, Roosevelt, Utah Photo by Shane Anderson (Chovee at Flickr.com) New York Public Library Photo by Thomas Hawk at Flickr.com Aren’t libraries just for Bookish people? Hopefully you're not picturing a sweater-vest wearing, tight-bun-in-the-hair, shushing librarian; today, library staff are vastly different than the stereotype you see in movies and on TV. Libraries require people who: - love technology - have compassion and empathy - are insatiably curious - possess uncommon intellect - are service-oriented, patient, and persistent - have good communication skills Libraries are often vibrant, lively places for meeting friends, studying, and making new connections. Working at a library puts you at the center of all the action. Darien (CT) Library Signage by John Blyberg Library of Congress Reading Room Photo by Eric Chan at Flickr.com Thinking about a career in Libraries? Explore your options at http://librarycareers.org Links to library schools in your state, library job listings, descriptions of library jobs, types of libraries, and more! A Variety of Libraries A Variety of Jobs Public - Academic - Corporate - School - Government - MORE! Librarian - Instructional designer - Network admin - More!
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Page 1: Photo by Thomas Hawk at Flickrwikis.ala.org/emergingleaders/images/5/52/Brochure.pdf · Libraries are often vibrant, lively places for meeting friends, studying, and making new connections.

School Media Center at Union High School, Roosevelt, Utah

Photo by Shane Anderson (Chovee at Flickr.com)

New York Public Library

Photo by Thomas Hawk at Flickr.com

Aren’t libraries just for

Bookish people?

Hopefully you're not picturing a sweater-vest wearing, tight-bun-in-the-hair, shushing librarian; today, library sta� are vastly di�erent than the stereotype you see in movies and on TV.

Libraries require people who:

- love technology - have compassion and empathy - are insatiably curious - possess uncommon intellect - are service-oriented, patient, and persistent - have good communication skills

Libraries are often

vibrant, lively places

for meeting friends,

studying, and making

new connections.

Working at a library

puts you at the center

of all the action.

Darien (CT) Library Signage by John Blyberg

Library of Congress Reading Room Photo by Eric Chan at Flickr.com

Thinking about a career

in Libraries?Explore your options at http://librarycareers.org

Links to library schools in your state, library job listings,descriptions of library jobs, types of libraries, and more!

A Variety of LibrariesA Variety of Jobs

Public - Academic - Corporate - School - Governm

ent - MORE!

Librarian - Instructional designer - Network adm

in - More!

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LIBRARYCAREERS

.ORG

making a differenceMake a living

Visit us online athttp://librarycareers.org/

There’s no reason you can’t

make a living

making a difference

Consider a

Library Career

Seattle Public Library

All photos in this brochure were used under Creative Commons licenses.

This work is licensed under the Creative CommonsAttribution-Noncommercial 2.0 Generic License.

To view a copy of this license, visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/2.0/or send a letter to Creative Commons, 171 Second Street, Suite 300, San Francisco,

California, 94105, USA.

Grainger Engineering Library, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Photo by Kurt Groetsch, metadata librarian at UIUC

Photo by Kateoo at �ickr.com

Here are some Sample

Library Job Titles...There are a variety of jobs at libraries! While some positions require an ALA-accredited masters degree, there are plenty of opportunities for people from all backgrounds. Here are example job titles...

Emerging Technology Librarian at an Academic LibraryExplore new technologies like social networking sites, GIS, and gaming and develop related student services

Reference Librarian

at a Public LibraryEmpower people through literacy, hosting community events, and providing resources for work and play

Library Assistant at a School Media CenterMaintain the daily operations of the school’s media center ensuring that students can easily �nd and use resources

For more examples, visit http://librarycareers.org


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