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The College of Saint Benedict and Saint John’s University Libraries (CSB-SJU) is hiring two Learning & Research Librarians. The first position is in Science, Health Sciences, and Data Literacy, and the second is in Social Sciences and Data Literacy. These positions require an MLIS degree from an accredited institution and offer a starting salary between $57,000 and $65,000. Review of applications is currently underway.
The 2025 Minnesota Summit on Learning and Technology will take place August 7 at Atwood Memorial Center on the campus of St. Cloud State University. Registration costs $50, and is now open.
This position requires "knowledge of and/or experience in one or more STEM field," an MLIS degree and from an accredited institution, and offers a starting salary of $56,000-60,000, depending upon qualifications. Applications are due by June 16.
June is Pride Month—a time to honor the history, culture, and contributions of LGBTQ+ communities.
The Bibliotheca selfCheck™ 2500 is a compact and efficient kiosk that delivers full self-service functionality in a space-saving design—perfect for libraries with limited room or high-traffic areas. Powered by Bibliotheca’s quickConnect™ software, it supports over 70 languages, offers customizable workflows, and enables secure, card-only transactions. Available through Minitex Cooperative Purchasing, this solution reflects a strong partnership between Minitex and Bibliotheca, established in 2015, following Bibliotheca’s acquisition of 3M’s Library Systems.
The Minnesota Libraries Learning Network (MLLN), (formerly "Level Up") is the Minnesota library community's source for professional development information, now featuring 14 opportunities through July 2025. Visit mlln.org for these learning opportunities.
Join Sentry for a free webinar to answer your questions about EM & Barcode vs RFID. It's good to do research and careful planning when choosing between EM barcode and RFID systems for library management. By understanding the unique features and considerations associated with each technology, libraries can make strategic investments that optimize their operations and enhance user experiences.
The funding lost was intended to support the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development's (DEED) Digital Opportunity Plan. DEED's plan had been approved by the U.S. Department of Commerce as a part of the federal Digital Equity Act in 2024.
The Bibliotheca selfCheck 3000 is a flexible, user-friendly self-service kiosk that supports check-in, check-out, payments, and account management, all through a sleek, customizable design. Its modular components and remote management tools allow libraries to adapt and operate efficiently, even with limited staff. Available through Minitex Cooperative Purchasing, this solution reflects a strong partnership between Minitex and Bibliotheca, established in 2015 following Bibliotheca’s acquisition of 3M’s Library Systems.