Library Assistant Goals

I believe that I am a quality candidate for the Instructional Assistant position, as I have 5 years’ experience in various educational support roles. In each position, be it as a Library Assistant in the Westbrook LRC, Student Aide, or as FOSS Coordinator, I utilized my strategic planning, organizing and excellent communication skills to add value to the educational experience of the students and staff with whom I worked.

The intention to posting the paper’s citation on D2L was so that the student could look for the paper on the Ryerson Library website by using the given information. By figuring out how to use the library website and familiarizing themselves with the database system, future research purposes will be easier and more efficient when finding citable papers.

The first job that I looked at is an Administrative Coordinator position in the Biology Department at the University of Richmond. The administrative coordinator is an assistant to the Department Chair. I think this job is going to attract more females because it is an assistant position. Many people think that women are better suited for assistant jobs. Multiple times throughout the ad is says that the job requires assisting and providing support. It requires being service-minded and women are supposed to be the kind, caring, helpful ones. The position requires good interpersonal communication skills and women are seen as individuals who can talk to and understand others. Also, the position requires greeting visitors and females are thought

Notably by chance, when I became employed at a public library that I ascertained the engaging opportunities within the library sector and secured my current position as a Library Assistant. In my present position with the library, the training, workshops and

Pleased with my time spent volunteering at the Cerritos Library, I returned the following summer, eager to explore new tasks. I chose to become a Projects volunteer. I was introduced to creating arts and crafts samples for children and assisting volunteers or staff around the library. Working in Projects made me feel immersed in the volunteer experience. I started to develop strong connections with the staff and employees, most notably the Volunteer Coordinators. These relations allowed me to demonstrate my communication skills while working in a

In New on the Job: A School Library Media Specialist’s Guide to Success, Ruth Toor and Hilda Weisburg present a one-stop manual for first-year school library that details numerous aspects of what it means to be a successful school library media specialist. The authors, both of whom are veteran former school librarians, outline everything from the job interview to the last day of school, sharing years of wisdom and practical insight into the ins and outs of the profession. Special attention is paid to developing relationships between the various members of the school population and associated individuals, including students, teachers, administrators, school board members, parents, and volunteers. The authors remind school librarians to keep

I embarked on a new journey where I had the privilege to be elected and work at the MSU Denver student government assembly where I absorbed a great deal of knowledge and gained huge insight into running an office of 16 and the many administrative tasks required to do so. My time at the MSU Denver student government allowed me to develop skills in event management, meeting management, employee and meeting scheduling, office purchasing, managing email and media communications, working in compliance with FERPA, managing a budget of over $200k using Microsoft Excel, allocating a student fee fund of over $2 million, and preparing reports for the Provost, President and the Board of Trustees of the university. I am currently working at the student government as well as at the Mental Health Center of Denver as a medical scribe through Scribe America. In a short period of time, I acquired a good understanding of HIPAA, Avatar, received consumer experience facilitator training, fraud/waste/abuse compliance training, and client/patient rights training. Within 4 months with Scribe America I was promoted to become the Spanish-language floor trainer. My ability to converse efficiently, as well as my writing and analytical skills were all greatly enhanced (wpm increased to 85) in this position. I believe my background and skills closely match your job requirements and I am confident I can make a positive contribution to your organization in a different position.

For me, however, the public library system has been the medium through which I've given back to and become part of my local community. I've volunteered for the Henrico County libraries through the regional Teen Advisory Board since the sixth grade, achieving leadership at the beginning of ninth. Nearing my seventh year of service now, I'm faced with a question that often only veterans in their fields have to deal with: What happens, what changes, when you do something for almost half of your

• Specify any additional training, experience, information or resources that you need to maintain or improve your job performance.

I have worked in a variety of library settings throughout my 20 years in libraries. For 10 years, my work was in a library cooperative, which covered 17 rural counties. Then, I was the regional director of a two-county rural system. After that I have worked in both large, small, and urban environments.

3. Looking Forward to Work: I like many aspects of my job at the Law School including the faculty. The one major thing that bothers me however, is the lack of advancement/training opportunities. Many people here, Staff and Faculty, do not have the required Excel, Word, and PowerPoint skills needed to do their job. These

The time I have been employed with LSS and the Spring City Corner Club House I have learned that the teamwork and growth is an important part of Lutheran Social Services. I am passionate about providing services to the community and driven in finding resources. When possible I am volunteering in Mental health support groups. I am hoping to work with Community resources and homeless placements.

Thanks to several experiences as a department and administrative assistant, I believe I can help to solve these challenges. As an Administrative Assistant

State two career goals for the coming year and indicate how you plan to accomplish them.

Curtin University Library (henceforth 'the Library ') is a large academic library that serves 30,000 students. Within this Library, the library services seeks to provide equal learning support and reference services to a diverse range of users. Currently these users range from: