Dear Colleagues, As of today, the MAC Website now resides at https://macmla.org with its updated interim theme, along with the MAC Messages blog. You may see some inconsistencies as the DNS changes propagate throughout the Web, but these should resolve over the course of the next few days. If you are still reaching the
As a key member of the Health Sciences and Human Services Library (HS/HSL) Leadership team, the Associate Director of Library Computing and Technology provides leadership for the library’s information technology projects and infrastructure including the exploration, integration and implementation of new and emerging technologies. This faculty position advises library leadership on current,
The latest edition of the NNLM SEA Digest is now available. Highlights include: Beyond the SEA Webinar: Disrupting Diversity Narratives: Introducing Critical Conversations in Libraries (February 1, 2:00 PM ET) Introducing Aimee Gogan, NNLM SEA’s New Health Professionals and Evaluation Coordinator Journal of eScience Librarianship: Volume 7, Issue 1 (2018) Special Issue:
Dear MAC Colleagues, The first stage of our redesign of the MAC website is nearly complete. Starting Wednesday, January 31, the MAC website will be reunited with the MAC Messages blog. The combined site will reside at https://macmla.org and will use the interim theme currently used by the blog. The interim URL
Open Position for: Research Impact Librarian Application review begins: February 12, 2018 Virginia Tech’s University Libraries seeks creative and enthusiastic applicants for the position of Research Impact Librarian. This is an exciting time for research at VT with transdisciplinary initiatives taking shape towards the Beyond Boundaries vision. The successful candidate will have the opportunity to shape
The Howe Library at Massachusetts Eye and Ear seeks a Medical Librarian. The Howe Library is a small two person library, so the position requires someone willing to be a jack-of-all-trades. This is a position with broad and diverse duties encompassing the provision of evidence-based information, in-depth reference service, user instruction, cataloging,
The MLA ’18 Contributed Content Working Group is seeking moderators for paper and lightning talk sessions during MLA ’18. Please consider volunteering as a moderator and/or sharing this message with other MLA members. If you are interested in serving as a moderator, please fill out the application form available at MLA ’18
NISO Webinar, Wednesday, February 7, 1:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. The Evolving Natures of Reference Work and Reference Product http://www.niso.org/events/2018/02/evolving-natures-reference-work-and-reference-product In an age when rapid reference inquiries may be handled through a mobile phone and a search engine, reference work in the library must change and expand. How is that unfolding? What
This newly expanded series of interactive workshops will introduce new users to the basics of using EDirect to access exactly the PubMed data you need, in the format you need. Over the course of five 90-minute sessions (plus an optional “office hours”), students will learn how to use EDirect commands to access
Join us for an NNLM Resource Picks Webinar! Title: Genetics Home Reference Presenter: Stephanie Morrison, MPH, from the National Library of Medicine Date/Time: Wednesday, January 31st at 12 PM PT/ 1 PM MT/ 2 PM CT / 3 PM ET Summary: Join us for an introduction and exploration of Genetics Home Reference
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