Though the MN Writes MN Reads brand is being retired, its component services to Minnesota libraries will remain. The brand is slated to be retired by March 28.
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This month, we’re sharing all of the great resources available in ELM, Ebooks Minnesota, and MDL that feature step-by-step guides for arts and crafts, academic research on the arts, and the history of the arts in Minnesota.
23 Linked Data Things is a free, self-paced online learning series. Project leader Sara Ring discussed the project with Library Journal in an article published February 26, 2025.
This position offers a minimum salary of $84,000 and requires a doctoral degree in library and information science or an ALA-accredited MLIS (or international equivalent), along with a doctorate in a related field. First consideration will be given to applications received by March 1.
This full-time, salaried position reports to Ann Walker Smalley, offers a starting salary in the range of $65,000-75,000, and includes a hybrid work schedule.
Dakota County Library staff members Maureen Gormley and Michael Lopez are the creators of a new podcast series, "Behind the Covers." Despite their limited experience with podcasting, they are already finding listeners.
Project MUSE announces a new collaboration with theIPregistry.org to make the process of checking, monitoring and updating the IP addresses used to authenticate access to content easier for their library subscribers. This is in addition to what they currently offer.
The BLC Leadership Academy for Support Staff is a three-day leadership retreat to be held from July 8-11, 2025 at the University of South Florida St. Petersburg Campus in St. Petersburg, Florida. BLASS is an intensive, high-engagement experience that goes beyond traditional leadership training.
Written by Richard Rothstein, The Color of Law was designated one of ten finalists on the National Book Awards' long list for the best nonfiction books of 2017, and is just as important today.
ProQuest is moving to subscription only for their ebook collections. They have offered us two times to meet with them to discuss the new policies: Monday, March 3, between noon and 2:30 p.m., and Monday, March 10, between 3 and 4 p.m.