UCLA Library Staff Newsweb
October 1, 2007 -- Number 1099

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Human Resources

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The Library Staff Association would like to thank all of those who donated their time and blood to the BLSA/LSA Blood drive. Thanks to you we had another successful blood drive during a time of low blood supplies at the Blood & Platelet Center.

Make sure to keep an eye out for the LSA Fall Book Sale dates. We will be posting them soon.

Adam Sexton



Highlight Your Successes

Are you presenting information literacy-related material at a conference, meeting, or other venues? Are you being sponsored or funded by the Information Literacy Program (ILP) to attend an event? If you are, let the ILP Communications Interest Group know! This will give us the opportunity to highlight your efforts and the event you are attending.

 

Please let us know what you are doing so that we may spotlight your efforts and successes! Contact Andrea Lynch (andlynch@library.ucla.edu), Chair of the ILP Communications Interest Group.

An Online Professional Development Opportunity

ACRL is offering its Webcast, "The Role of the Librarian in Combating Student Plagiarism," October 16, 2007. Registration is open!

Date: October 16, 2007
Time: 11:00 a.m. Pacific, 12:00 p.m. Mountain, 1:00 p.m. Central, 2:00 p.m. Eastern
Length: 1.5 hours

This 1.5-hour Webcast explores the role of the academic librarian in combating student plagiarism and the "culture of copy" that our students inhabit. Examine why plagiarism poses problems for higher education professionals including academic librarians, why use of discipline-based approaches helps combat plagiarism effectively, how to design effective information literacy session assignments to help students understand how they can avoid plagiarism, and more.

Lynn Lampert, coordinator of information literacy and instruction at California State University-Northridge will lead the Webcast. She has specialized in the area of information literacy instruction since she began her professional career as an academic librarian in 1998.

Registration is limited to 60. ACRL and ALA members receive a registration discount. For complete information, including more details about the Webcast, learning outcomes, and a link to registration, go to: www.ala.org/ala/acrl/acrlproftools/plagiarism.htm.

Registration
ACRL member: $50
ALA member: $75
CACUL member: Can$90 (charges will be made in U.S. dollars)
Nonmember: $90
Student: $40
Group: $295

Collection of Online Guides: Using Web 2.0 Technology to Pull Dynamic Content Together

Dalhousie University Libraries, Nova Scotia, has created a collection of library guides using LibGuides, a Web 2.0 publishing tool. The LibGuides they have produced recommend databases, websites, core journals and specialized resources in various fields from nursing to business administration. As of September 11th, Dalhousie had 145 LibGuides. To view some of them, visit: www.springshare.com/libguides/examples.html.

Want to create your own LibGuides? Go to www.springshare.com/libguides/index.html for videos, reviews and FAQs.

 


View professional development opportunities in information literacy at the ILP Professional Development site (www2.library.ucla.edu/service/6360.cfm).

Andrea Lynch



Human Resources

Appointments

Kelley Wolfe Bachli, Associate Librarian, Department of Special Collections.

Lily Doan, Library Assistant II, Southern Regional Library Facility. Lily comes to the UCLA Library from her position as Registrar at L.A. Packing, Crating, and Transport. Prior to this, she was a Conservation Intern at the Los Angeles County Natural History Museum. (10770)

Janine Henri, Librarian, Arts Library.

Michelle Jacobs, Associate Librarian, College Library.

Diana King, Associate Librarian, Arts Library.

Alan Lebetkin, Programmer/Analyst I, Biomedical Library/Technology & Learning Center. Alan was previously employed as Network Administrator/International Servicing Coordinator at Regent Entertainment. (10608)

Kevin Rundblad, Associate Librarian, College Library.

Promotions

Congratulations to Octavio Olvera, Department of Special Collections, on his promotion from Library Assistant III to Library Assistant V. (8582)

Departures

Brett Roller, Library Assistant III, Law Library. Brett has transferred to the UCLA Office of Instructional Development, Audio Visual Services.

 

Open Positions

Full descriptions for academic positions listed are located in the Library Human Resources Office (11617 YRL). To view full descriptions of staff positions listed, please visit the UCLA Career Opportunities page (hr.mycareer.ucla.edu). Full descriptions of both academic and staff positions may also be viewed by visiting the UCLA Library Employment and Human Resources page (www.library.ucla.edu/employment/).

Academic and Professional

Associate Director of Public Services
Biomedical Library

Chicano Studies Research Center Librarian
Chicano Studies Research Center

Ethnomusicology Archive Librarian
Ethnomusicology Archive

Information Literacy Operations Librarian
College Library

Law Librarian
Law Library

Reference Librarian
Law Library

Senior Cataloging Librarian
Law Library

Librarian for Geospatial Information, Cartographic Resources, Geography & Urban Planning
Collections, Research & Instructional Services

Librarian for Southeast Asian Studies
Collections Research & Instructional Services

Non-English Language Humanities & Social Science Catalogers
Cataloging & Metadata Center

Preservation Officer
Preservation Department

Processing Projects Librarian
Department of Special Collections

 

Information Technology

Programmer/Analyst III
Biomedical Library (11109)

Terry Leonard

 


More News

Previous issues

  • Issues 846 and forward are available on the Staff Intranet.
  • Printed copies of previous issues are available at the UCLA Library or by email request.
  • Issues 837-854 are available in print under the title UCLA Library Newsweb at the UCLA Library or by email request.
  • Issues 1-836 are available in print under the title Library Newsletter/UCLA at the UCLA Library.


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Submissions

The UCLA Library Staff Newsweb is published every other Monday by Library Human Resources. News items should be sent to Sheila Knapp, Library Newsweb, LHR. Please submit via email to Sheila at sknapp@library.ucla.edu. The deadline for the next issue (October 15) is Friday, October 5 at 3 p.m.

Other Publication dates and deadlines (www.library.ucla.edu/publications/libnews/deadline.htm)

 

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