I saw some A-M-A-Z-I-N-G presentations at this year’s MLA conference in Austin, many of which came from local experts in our MACMLA region. Carrie Iwema, Melissa Ratajeski, and Andrea Ketchum talked about the unintended outcomes of how you ask survey questions, as part of the fabulous Failing Forward panel moderated by Emily Mazure
It is hard to believe that it is almost time for many of us to get together at the annual MLA meeting in Austin. I for one am looking forward to exploring the city, listening to some live music, and finding a good food truck or two. More importantly, I am looking
Stephanie Fridie retired in May 2014. She worked as a reference librarian for Blackwell Library, Salisbury University for nearly 35 years. She was instrumental in keeping all of library’s database information organized on top of her liaison duties to the Nursing, Psychology and Health Sciences departments. She plans on working part time
Dartmouth College seeks a confident and creative individual to join the Biomedical Libraries in a new position as the Head of Education, Research, and Clinical Services. We seek a peer-leader for our team of experienced librarians, who can work collegially to develop programs that meet the evolving needs of our varied users.
Note: Duke librarians will be attending the MLA annual meeting in Austin and would be happy to meet with interested individuals about the position. Please contact Megan.vonisenburg@duke.edu if you would like to learn more at MLA. Duke University Medical Center Library & Archives is seeking a proactive and customer service-focused librarian to
The MLA Nominating Committee is identifying potential candidates for the fall 2015 election. If you would like to recommend someone to be nominated for president or the board, or would like to be considered yourself, please send current curriculum vitae and a paragraph outlining why the recommended person would be a good
Hello MAC colleagues! We hope that MAC 2015 in Asheville, NC is on your calendar and that you are already considering how you can contribute to the meeting. While of course we want you to submit a paper or poster abstract (http://macmla.libguides.com/2015CFP), we’d also like to find a volunteer to help plan
Susan Hardee, MLS is retiring May 15th, 2015 from Wake AHEC (Area Health Education Center) located at WakeMed Health & Hospitals. For the last 23 years, Susan has provided library services to healthcare professionals in the 9 county AHEC region as well as the 10,000 physicians and staff at WakeMed Health and
Margaret Norden is retiring this year. She has been MAC member since she moved here in 1988 to be a reference librarian at Marymount University. Here she has been liaison and selector for the School of Health Professions which includes Nursing, Health Sciences and Physical Therapy. Before that, while she was acquisitions
Margaret Eilene Moore is retiring after 25+ years at UNC Chapel Hill Health Sciences Library in public services and administration. Her undergraduate education and library school training prepared her for working in music libraries, but landing in Salt Lake City after graduating from the University of Michigan, her first professional job was
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