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LIS Students and Professionals! New Improved Internet Job Search

Filed under Job Hunting
Posted by Libraries, May 12, 2009
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Note: You will need to use your Simmons login to access this article off-campus.

Irene McDermott from the journal Searcher, provides a compilation of links for the aspiring librarians looking for a professional position. You are probably familiar with most of these websites – but if you are not, this a great resource that centralizes the most relevant links for the aspiring and current librarians.

All the websites include a short descriptive annotation and the author has also added a number of social networking websites that one should keep in mind and use when looking for a job.

For more resources for Library and Information Science students and alumni, click through our LIS Career Guide, and check out the CRL’s eLibrary.

blogged by Adrian Mitescu