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Welcome to Info Career Trends, Lisjobs.com's professional development e-mail newsletter (ISSN 1532-0839). ICT addresses career development topics relevant to practicing information professionals. The newsletter is currently disseminated bi-monthly via e-mail, and is also available in full on the web or via RSS. The web and RSS versions are generally posted within one week after the e-mail version is published.
The themes for 2004 issues are available online at: http://www.lisjobs.com/newsletter/theme.htm
They are still taking proposals for:
September 2004: Presenting Yourself Professionally
Ideas here include: advice on interviewing successfully, marketing yourself both on- and offline, participating professionally on discussion lists and other online forums, cultivating a professional image, and being taken seriously as a manager.
November 2004: Leadership
How do you take a leadership role within your organization, whether or not you are in a formal management position? How do you become known as a leader within the larger library community? What defines a good leader, and how do you develop your own leadership qualities? How can organizations nurture new leaders?
January 2005: Next Generation Librarianship
How can "nextgen" librarians help transform their profession, their organizations, and their institutions? What unique qualities do nextgens have to offer, and how can they capitalize on them? How do you build bridges between generations? How do you advance your career as a younger librarian?
- Call For Contributors: Mid-career Library And Information Professionals: A Leadership Primer
Call for Contributors: Mid-career library and information professionals: a leadership primer You are invited to propose a chapter for a new book, Mid-career library and information professionals: a leadership primer to be edited by Linda Crook and Dawn...
- Call For Contributors: Leadership Among Early Career Librarians
Call for Contributors: Leadership Among Early Career Librarians Would you like to see your name in print? Suzanne Byke and I are writing a book about leadership among early career librarians (less than 10 years). We would like to include your experiences...
- Call For Contributors: Info Career Trends
Call for Contributors: Info Career Trends URL: http://www.lisjobs.com/newsletter/index.htm Info Career Trends, LISjobs.com's free bimonthly professional development newsletter, is currently seeking contributors for two upcoming issues: Jan. 2008:...
- Cfg: Library Worklife Call For Submissions (ala)
CFG: Library Worklife Call for submissions (ALA) Ongoing URLs: Main Page: http://www.ala-apa.org/newsletter/newsletter.html Call for Submissions: http://www.ala-apa.org/newsletter/submissions.htm The American Library Association-Allied Professional...
- Call For Contributors: Info Career Trends (online)
Call for Contributors: Info Career Trends -- Online Journal Info Career Trends, a free, bi-monthly, electronic publication on career development issues for information professionals, is seeking contributors to write short, practical articles for upcoming...
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CFP: Info Career Trends - Lisjobs.com's Professional Development Newsletter
Deadline - Ongoing
Welcome to Info Career Trends, Lisjobs.com's professional development e-mail newsletter (ISSN 1532-0839). ICT addresses career development topics relevant to practicing information professionals. The newsletter is currently disseminated bi-monthly via e-mail, and is also available in full on the web or via RSS. The web and RSS versions are generally posted within one week after the e-mail version is published.
The themes for 2004 issues are available online at: http://www.lisjobs.com/newsletter/theme.htm
They are still taking proposals for:
September 2004: Presenting Yourself Professionally
Ideas here include: advice on interviewing successfully, marketing yourself both on- and offline, participating professionally on discussion lists and other online forums, cultivating a professional image, and being taken seriously as a manager.
November 2004: Leadership
How do you take a leadership role within your organization, whether or not you are in a formal management position? How do you become known as a leader within the larger library community? What defines a good leader, and how do you develop your own leadership qualities? How can organizations nurture new leaders?
January 2005: Next Generation Librarianship
How can "nextgen" librarians help transform their profession, their organizations, and their institutions? What unique qualities do nextgens have to offer, and how can they capitalize on them? How do you build bridges between generations? How do you advance your career as a younger librarian?
- Call For Contributors: Mid-career Library And Information Professionals: A Leadership Primer
Call for Contributors: Mid-career library and information professionals: a leadership primer You are invited to propose a chapter for a new book, Mid-career library and information professionals: a leadership primer to be edited by Linda Crook and Dawn...
- Call For Contributors: Leadership Among Early Career Librarians
Call for Contributors: Leadership Among Early Career Librarians Would you like to see your name in print? Suzanne Byke and I are writing a book about leadership among early career librarians (less than 10 years). We would like to include your experiences...
- Call For Contributors: Info Career Trends
Call for Contributors: Info Career Trends URL: http://www.lisjobs.com/newsletter/index.htm Info Career Trends, LISjobs.com's free bimonthly professional development newsletter, is currently seeking contributors for two upcoming issues: Jan. 2008:...
- Cfg: Library Worklife Call For Submissions (ala)
CFG: Library Worklife Call for submissions (ALA) Ongoing URLs: Main Page: http://www.ala-apa.org/newsletter/newsletter.html Call for Submissions: http://www.ala-apa.org/newsletter/submissions.htm The American Library Association-Allied Professional...
- Call For Contributors: Info Career Trends (online)
Call for Contributors: Info Career Trends -- Online Journal Info Career Trends, a free, bi-monthly, electronic publication on career development issues for information professionals, is seeking contributors to write short, practical articles for upcoming...