Reimagining Information Literacy is hosting a national forum to give librarians, teachers, and researchers the platform to gather, discuss, and reflect on information literacy and its importance.
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Last Monday, the Minnesota Library Association hosted its Big Issues Summit. Here are three takeaways.
University of Minnesota seeks Processing Assistant, with a base pay of $22.00/hour. This position contributes to the physical processing and description of archival collections stewarded by the University of Minnesota Archives.
Minnesota Department of Transportation seeks a Library Director, with a base salary of $71,221/year. This position manages the department’s Transportation Library and Information Services Center by providing leadership, strategic direction, innovation, and supervision for a current team of four senior librarians and potential student workers.
The Sentry Tower Of Power Surge Protector is a vertical power hub featuring 12 AC outlets, multiple USB ports, a 10-foot cord, and built-in circuit protection designed for library workstations and patron charging stations. Minitex is offering the unit at a discounted introductory price of $92.50 through July 30, 2026.
Ebooks Minnesota has expanded its collection with new Mayo Clinic Press titles offering trusted, accessible health and wellness information for readers of all ages.
Access to two new e-resources in eLibraryMN, Craft & Hobby and Social Explorer, starts July 1!
Need a team to support or keep tabs on this World Cup? Let’s pair you with the ideal team based on something already familiar to you: your reading preferences!
University of Minnesota seeks Human Resources (HR) Consultant, with a base salary of $94,000/year. This position addresses and consults on an array of HR issues including employee/labor relations, workforce planning, training and development, organizational effectiveness, performance management, and policy interpretation.
Two new Minitex cataloging courses, "Copy Cataloging for Beginners" and "Introduction to Cataloging," are now available through the Minnesota Libraries Learning Network (MLLN) platform.