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    more than one type of librarian and they play many roles this day and age. They were once thought of as being the keeper of knowledge and were the go to persons for any and everything. Some specialize in areas of interest such as cataloging, allocation, archives, and even special collections. While others, depending on what type of library they work in conduct all of the above job functions and more. With the advancement of technology and its forever growing spear, librarians are being expected to

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    The job requirements and importance of librarians The whole point to the human race is to reproduce and to become civilized is the ultimate human goal. Libraries are needed in our society as a quiet place to study and learn the knowledge needed to succeed in the future. Libraries are the structure of our society, they are the home to countless books and even more knowledge. Some may say that libraries and, therefore librarians, aren 't needed because children do most of their learning in schools

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    Foundations: Engage (2017) is that librarians “implement organizational policies and practices related to censorship, materials challenges, library records, and responsible use of information resources” (Shared Foundations Engage sect. para. 4). Subsequently, librarians demonstrate their leadership capabilities through implementing and disseminating information to their school on guidelines for students’ use of digital tools and library resources. Furthermore, librarians have a critical role in ensuring

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    The librarian begins to mercilessly ride atop the man, harder, faster, groaning and gasping and leaving little pink rivers of claw marks all over his chest. The man can’t remember the last time he came for any reason. It was making himself cum thinking about this moment, he knew, before he met this insane woman, before he threw his life away for some jerk off fantasy. Now he felt the rhythmic motion of her pussy wrapped tightly around his cock, the up and down, the slippery warm movement, her breathing

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    Community engagement and outreach librarians are a relatively new and growing speciality in public librarianship. The idea of outreach is not a new concept for libraries. The Offices for Literacy and Outreach Services was established in the 1970s, formerly the Office for Literacy Services to the Disadvantaged (McCook, 2011). While community engagement and outreach can have different connotations, for the purposes of this paper, they are going to be used interchangeably, as the duties and responsibilities

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    A major challenge in public librarianship and especially in the role of the community engagement or outreach librarian is relating to the populations you are trying to engage. Marissa Gehrke has a goal of bringing in more Spanish speakers into the library. However, not being a native Spanish speaker has proved difficult in reaching those communities, even though she has some level of Spanish speaking ability (personal communication, September 30, 2017). According to the ALA, 78% of libraries report

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    another person. In the kids book “The LIbrarian from the Black Lagoon” written by Mike Thaler a librarian is described as a kid laminator “they say she laminates you if you talk in the library” (5). or when they say “She also has rubber stamps on the soles of her shoes. And whenever she steps...it says OVERDUE” (7). A librarian being described this way can infact instill fear into some people and although its just a kid's book people stay with this image of a librarian. It makes people assume that they

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    When I grow up I want to be a librarian. I interviewed a woman named Jez Layman. She is an Adult Services Librarian at Indian Prairie Public Library in Darien, Illinois. Indian Prairie Public Library is a mid-size library in the Chicago suburbs. She works part-time, 26 hours a week. 8 hour shifts on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday; and a 4 hour shift on Tuesdays. On the side she runs 2 blogs: one about her job working at a library and one where she gives life advice to teenagers and young adults about

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    three reference librarians where having. Within this case study there seems to be frustration with the current working conditions, especially the technological support that is needed. The reference librarians find it challenging to complete their jobs when they have to consistently assist in computer problems, leaving the reference desk unattended. When the group of librarians approached their director, Joan Cloud, there was discussion of lack of support to help these librarians. The director, whom

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    This presentation was designed for a public library as part of its outreach initiative. The community services librarian at the Chicopee Public Library was invited to conduct presentations about public library services for individuals participating in the After Incarceration Support System of the Hampden County Sheriff’s Department. The After Incarceration Support Systems Program (AISS) is designed to educate, prepare and assist the inmate population with transitioning back into the community

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