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Submit to Endnotes, NMRT’s journal!

Endnotes is a peer-reviewed, scholarly journal that welcomes and encourages submissions from LIS students, early career professionals and researchers and first time writers. Endnotes encourages LIS students to consider their research papers and projects and convert them into journal articles. … Continue reading

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NMRT – October Bulletin (17)

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What We’ve Been Reading

Greetings from the NMRT Communications Committee!Since many of us are working through our TBR piles during the COVID-19 pandemic, we thought it would be timely to share what we have been reading lately, in case you need suggestions for yourself … Continue reading

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Confessions of an Offsite Storage Librarian

When I was in grad school I imagined myself working in special collections/archives or as a reference and instruction librarian in higher ed, maybe as an adult reference librarian at a public library.  I never pictured myself fifteen feet in … Continue reading

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NMRT – Bulletin 16

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NMRT – Call for Nominations/Executive Board Positions

Call for Nominees: NMRT Nominating Committee The NMRT’s Nominating Committee is calling for nominees to run on the 2021 spring ballot for the following offices: — Vice-President/President-Elect— Secretary— Leadership Development Director— Member Services Director For more information on the positions … Continue reading

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NMRT – Bulletin 15(1)

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NMRT – Bulletin 14(1)

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NMRT – Bulletin 13(3)

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Alternative Voices – Nichelle Hayes

The Alternative Voices Feature is meant to give a platform to librarians’ voices from underrepresented communities in the library field. The format of the feature is a journalistic question and answer format. It provides information that the librarian wants people … Continue reading

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