- Marie Kennedy is the Serials & Electronic Resources Librarian at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, CA. This blog is about organization, librarianship, and sometimes monkeys and/or bananas.
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organizing license agreements
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journal lists go to departments this week
about a month ago i mentioned that we were in the midst of preparing our journal lists to send to the academic departments on campus. thanks to comments from @gohomekiki , the lists we made this year are much improved. … Continue reading
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journal lists, now with more journals
annually we send to each academic department a list of journals to which we subscribe with funds for that department. well, we send them a list of *print* journals, and every year that list gets shorter as we move to … Continue reading
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Batman responds to IRB shirker
made at http://www.batmancomic.info/ in response to this passage in christopher cox’s “hitting the spot,” published in the serials librarian 53(3), 2007: The university has strict human subject rules, and each survey proposal must be reviewed by the Institutional Review Board, … Continue reading
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reminiscing about the GRE
a friend is due to take the GRE tomorrow, with hopes of entering a master’s program for library science. it got me thinking about the last time i took the GRE… we had just moved to north carolina and i … Continue reading
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spring series of faculty speakers at the Library begins
Last semester was a great start to a new faculty speaker series. We had an average of 22 people in attendance at the three presentations. We’re broadening our scope this semester, including two presenters with creative works to share, and … Continue reading
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