Tag: Advice

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by libparlor August 1, 2018 0

How-to LibParlor Contributor Reflection

So, You Want to Get a Grant . . . Some Guidance from a Librarian-Turned-Program-Officer

Patricia Hswe (@pmhswe) works at The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation as the Program Officer for Scholarly CommunicationsScholarly communications The ecosystem… Continue Reading So, You Want to Get a Grant . . . Some Guidance from a Librarian-Turned-Program-Officer

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by libparlor July 18, 2018 1

LibParlor Contributor Reflection

ISO Connections

LibParlor Contributor Jo Gadsby shares her insight on ways to get connected as a new professional. Continue Reading ISO Connections

A tunnel and the blur of lights

by libparlor April 25, 2018 1

LibParlor Contributor Reflection

On Saying No, Professional Paradox, and Fear

LibParlor Contributor Nora Almeida discusses why saying no to projects as a new professional can be difficult. Continue Reading On Saying No, Professional Paradox, and Fear

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by libparlor April 18, 2018 0

Advice LibParlor Contributor

Some Advice for Librarians on the Tenure Track

Trudi Jacobson is the Head of the Information Literacy Department at the University at Albany, and holds the rank of… Continue Reading Some Advice for Librarians on the Tenure Track

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by libparlor April 11, 2018 1

LibParlor Contributor

Navigating peer review from the other side

LibParlor Contributor Carolyn Caffrey Gardner discusses her experiences with being a peer reviewer. Continue Reading Navigating peer review from the other side