Why I Want To Be A Library Associate

I have been a Library Assistant at the Palm Springs Library for a little over a year, and in that time I made progress in constructive relationships with my co-workers and supervisors. Suggested ways to improve work place procedures by increasing efficiency, enriched in my skills in customer service, active listening, and multitasking. My goals looking into the future is to improve on those skills; while gaining new skills and trying to avoid blunders. When time allows expand my role as Library Assistant to take in more responsibility. Keep continuing to provide a positive experience to our library

The reason why I chose to further educate myself to become a medical assistant is because I love the servant role. Ever since I can remember, I pictured myself in the medical field. I find myself genuinely enjoying helping patients, taking care of them, seeing them smile after the fact; It brings me joy. Not only I find myself enjoying being in the medical field, I also see myself grow in this area. My ultimate goal is to become a Registered Nurse. I started working in the medical field in 2012 at Alaska Regional Hospital. Til this day, I can’t stress enough how thankful I was when my supervisor gave me a chance to work with them. She saw how badly I wanted the position and I stressed the fact

1. Librarians: Administer libraries and perform related library services. Work in a variety of settings, including public libraries, educational institutions, museums, corporations, government agencies, law firms, non-profit organizations, and healthcare providers. Tasks may include selecting, acquiring, cataloguing, classifying, circulating, and maintaining library materials; and furnishing reference, bibliographical, and readers' advisory services. May perform in-depth, strategic research, and synthesize, analyze, edit, and filter information. May set up or work with databases and information systems to catalogue and access

I read your posting for an Assistant Principal and am truly excited by the opportunity. I believe my experience aligns well not only with the qualifications you are seeking for the position but also with Shrewsbury High Schools core values of Respect, Responsibility, Collaboration, Communication, Equity and Commitment to High Standards. I am a dedicated and passionate educator with a diverse background in business and education. I am a “teacher leader” at my school now and having recently become licensed as an administrator, I am ready to assume a new challenge and opportunity as an Assistant Principal.

You already know that the health care industry is growing at an accelerated rate. Baby boomers are getting older, and more and more people need medical help.As the baby boomers grow older, they will require more medical attention. According to the U.S. Department of Labor, more than 3.6 million jobs created between 2004 and 2014 will be in the health care industry. And 8 out of 20 occupations projected to grow fastest are in health care. That's excellent news for health care professionals who work as medical assistants.Medical Assisting is a career path with so much potential.

“Why do you want to be an LPN?” is a question that I, along with all of my peers have been asked many times since starting nursing school. I have heard countless students share their intriguing stories about having generations of nurses in their family, or having experienced a traumatic event in their life which led them to choose this career path ... I on the other hand am the first person in my entire family who has attended college; let alone taken on something as challenging as nursing school. I don’t have a “cool” story to share about a traumatic experience in my life that led me to becoming a nurse. I simply want to be an LPN to make a difference.

I learned about the Resident Assistant position by talking to my Resident Assistant’s in Colter Hall. I talked to a couple of my RA’s about what the job all is involved with. I also saw all the poster up around campus telling us what we needed to do, to start the process of the application. The number one reason that prompted me to apply for this position is hearing all the Resident Assistants talk about how many people they meet along the way. How much fun they all have and just how it sounded like a really good job to get involved with the campus and meet a lot of new people. The reason why I would like to become a Resident Assistant is because it would defiantly help out in the money area of paying for college and I want to get more involved

As I am entering into the final semester of my MLS studies I have the desire to gain more working knowledge of various library types and their practices. I would like to secure a practicum that will enable me the opportunity to gain practical hands on experience in a special library. Though this experience is not required for completion of my MLS degree I feel that the knowledge gained from this practicum placement will be invaluable. It will help create a more well-rounded and versatile professional base to draw from as I continue in the library profession.

My name is Caitlyn Mae Cairme and I am going to be a rising Sophomore next year at Marist College. I am in the search of a "work-study job" on campus for this coming fall semester and semesters to follow. I was referred by Naya Onyiuke and after speaking to her, I am extremely interested at working in the library.

During my time as a director, I have worked with different governing entities and have effectively adapted to each situation. I have moved around the county gaining experience and building my skills and competencies. I am know looking for a place to call home, where I can be part of the community and put down roots. In addition to having many years of experience in libraries, my formal education is geared toward library leadership and administration. My undergraduate degree is in business, I have a graduate degree in library science, and am currently a student in a Master’s of Leadership studies position.

I highly recommend Kathe Landergan for the position of Adjunct Faculty, Library Media Studies. During her time at the Lynnfield Public Library, Kathe has worked in a variety of positions. She started her employment at the Lynnfield Public Library as part of a library contract with the Massachusetts Library System, leading the Youth Services Department while the search for a permanent Head of Youth Services was conducted. After the search for a Head of Youth Services was completed, Kathe was hired as an employee of the library, working as both a Circulation Assistant and Reference Librarian.

If needed, I would be glad to resend my resume or to provide any further information you might need regarding my candidacy. I look forward to hearing from you. Thank you for your consideration.

There are an enormous amount of people in the United States that depend on the librarian to do different tasks that they cannot do. Patrons may think it is simple, but before you can become a librarian you have to learn how to conquer some patrons that come in, you have to learn how to work the desk and learn how to work the shelves.

My name is Tiffany Bannister and I'm with a local non-profit called Impact America-South Carolina. We are interested in reserving the Computer Training Lab at the Hughes Main Library from August 2th to August 8th. I have attached the completed application below. Please let me know if there are any problems with the application.

I have enjoyed reading from a young age and would love the opportunity to work as a library assistant.