Libraries
I started working at the Saint Paul Public Library my senior year
in high school. I figured it would be a good way to earn money
for college, and offer better hours than other places. All these
years later, I'm still there!
I grew up with the same stereotypes: Librarians are old, wrinkled
ladies who wear their gray hair pulled back in a bun. They have
orthopedic shoes and a long chain around their neck so they don't
lose their glasses. They walk around telling everyone to be quiet
while making the "shushing" motion.
No, I do not look like that. I'm hoping to change people's
perception about the Librarian and libraries in general.
I received my Masters Degree in Library and Information Science
in May, 2001. I spend my days helping people find things, teach
everyone about the library and train both the staff and the public
on electronic resources.
American Library Association http://www.ala.org/
Saint Paul Public Library http://www.sppl.org/
Rondo Community Outreach Library
461 Dale Street North
Saint Paul, MN 55103
"Information is power; libraries
are full of power."
Marjorie, Undead And Uneasy