Today
I went to the orientation for SLIS. It was very informative and helpful.
Some of the highlights:
1) When I arrived, I saw a girl I knew who I worked with for over two years at the English Center. She is in the program, having completed her second semester. It was quite a trip to see her again!
2) There is a list serv I joined in which various announcements, job postings, articles, and other things are posted, including students wishing to sell things (like couches). This is a great idea that I think will be useful.
3) They provided a pizza lunch.
4) Everyone is extremely helpful and nice. My impression is that SLIS folks are a tight knit fun group.
5) A lot of the students are interested in medical libraries.
6) A lot of the students commute, especially from Birmingham. One commutes from Huntsville.
7) A lot of the students are/were teachers.
8) One student just finished an internship at the State Department.
Later in the day, I met with the staff of the Bruno Library to establish a work schedule.
Some of the highlights:
1) When I arrived, I saw a girl I knew who I worked with for over two years at the English Center. She is in the program, having completed her second semester. It was quite a trip to see her again!
2) There is a list serv I joined in which various announcements, job postings, articles, and other things are posted, including students wishing to sell things (like couches). This is a great idea that I think will be useful.
3) They provided a pizza lunch.
4) Everyone is extremely helpful and nice. My impression is that SLIS folks are a tight knit fun group.
5) A lot of the students are interested in medical libraries.
6) A lot of the students commute, especially from Birmingham. One commutes from Huntsville.
7) A lot of the students are/were teachers.
8) One student just finished an internship at the State Department.
Later in the day, I met with the staff of the Bruno Library to establish a work schedule.
3 Comments:
Sounds exciting!
Did anyone say, "SH!" and shake their heads at you?
Not only that, but many sneered and shook their fists at me.
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