New Issue of Voices: Topics in Canadian Librarianship
November 7, 2017
Welcome to the third issue of Voices: Topics in Canadian Librarianship!
Guest edited by Robyn Cameron (Master of Information student at the University of Toronto) and Nicole Lacelle (LIT Student at Algonquin College), in this issue of Voices, you will read about student work experiences in libraries, archives, museums, and information management.
Table of Contents
Topic: Student Work Experiences
Guest Editorial
Failing Forward and Staying Cool
By Robyn Cameron
Features
A Venture into Practicality
By Nicole Lacelle
Reference Service on a Global Scale
By Krisandra Ivings
Dedication and Passion: Records Management at the Women’s Art Museum Society of Canada
By Karine St-Onge
Five Tips to Make the Most of Your Summer Job
By Erica Vanden Bosch
Volunteering at the Computer Center of the Atwater Library: “Connecting the Dots Backwards” with the Academy
By David Ramirez Jaimes
The View From Above: Architectural Librarianship at the Western Archives
By Jim Seale
My Summer with the Sisters of St. Joseph Archives
By Nicole Corbo
Building a Career in Archives
By Richard Gale
Getting the Most out of Student Work Placements
By Helena Merriam
Comment tirer le maximum des stages d’étudiants
Par Helena Merriam
One reply on “New Issue of Voices: Topics in Canadian Librarianship”
I have spent many years working in various public sector departments, and what has been a very ‘cool’ experience is working with MIS/LIS students. So wonderful to hear from fresh perspectives!