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There are some exciting new developments for Minnesota librarians working on Open Education and Affordable Content advocacy efforts. Join the Group!
Minitex offers state-funded services to library staff and patrons, and it is our duty to raise awareness of those services in order to maximize their use. The Marketing and Communications Generalist is central to that worthwhile effort. Applicant review begins December 7. Apply today to join our team!
The Open Education and Affordable Content (OEAC) Librarian will help build Minitex's nascent OER program while also supporting our longstanding cooperative purchasing service. Minitex offers flexibility in scheduling and hybrid work options, support for professional development, and a welcoming work environment that emphasizes work-life balance.
The position of Business Librarian is full-time and benefits-eligible. First consideration will be given to applications submitted by October 31.
This library aide position is a half-time position. Candidates should have good social skills and be able to interact with a wide range of patrons. Applications are due by November 13.
Minitex offers state-funded resources of the highest quality for use in the classroom including interlibrary loan, online databases, and primary sources on Minnesota history. Learn more by watching this one-minute video, and be sure to share it with a media specialist, student, or an information seeker near you.
Minitex offers a broad and high-quality set of state-funded resources for use in the classroom. All these resources are now accessible via a single, concise webpage. Read more to learn how Minitex can help you make this school year the best it can be!
“We Are Meant to Rise: Voices for Justice from Minneapolis to the World,” edited by Carolyn Holbrook and David Mura, is the 9th selection by Minnesota's statewide book club, One Book | One Minnesota. The book is a collection of essays, poems, and verse from Minneapolis writers of color, exploring their experiences with family, economic insecurity, racism, and the tumultuous events of 2020. The book is now available statewide on Ebooks Minnesota.
The Minnesota Digital Library has published a resource guide exploring this year's National History Day theme: Frontiers in History using materials from our digital collections.