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Registration - DC Ex Libris User Group 2019 Annual Meeting
by Denise M Branch Aug. 24, 2019

Aug. 24, 2019

[image: image.png] DCExLibris Annual Meeting Registration is now open for the DC Ex Libris User Group 2019 Annual Meeting. The DCExLIBRIS User Group <https://el-una.org/rugs/united-states/dcexlibris/> represents Ex Libris product users in District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia. However, all are welcome to attend. The Annual Meeting will be held Friday, September 27 and hosted by Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond VA. There is no fee for attending the Meeting. Please click on the link below to find the agenda and registration details. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Bmv5qD3gGOBrqACWkGENZbwMhJk13r5p2d0XrcS… If you have any questions about the agenda, meeting, or registration, please contact Denise Branch dmbranch(a)vcu.edu or Kimberley Edwards kedwar13(a)gmu.edu. We look forward to seeing you there! -- Denise M. Branch Head, Continuing Resources Virginia Commonwealth University VCU Libraries 901 Park Ave / PO Box 842033 Richmond, VA 23284-2033 PH: 804-828-6436 Email: dmbranch(a)vcu.edu Fax: 804-828-5672

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An ELUNA Federal Librarians Special Interest Group (FedSIG) is forming.
by Donnelly, Erin Aug. 20, 2019

Aug. 20, 2019

*Apologies for the cross-posting….* Looking for librarians who work in Ex Libris customer sites within the United States Federal Government. This includes libraries in all three branches (Legislative, Executive, and Judicial), located in the Washington DC area and throughout the country. This SIG is primarily issue-based, not product-based. Common issues faced by Federal libraries include: adherence to a set of strict security guidelines (FedRAMP compliance for the cloud, limitations on the use of third-party software, etc.), service as stewards of the public interest, issues unique to the nature of the Federal appropriations process, and obligations to adhere to additional internal requirements not seen by other groups. We plan to hold face-to-face meetings annually at ELUNA, possibly with one or two online meetings during the year. Our first meeting will be held at ELUNA 2020 in Los Angeles, where we will introduce the SIG, meet other Federal librarians, and identify relevant issues for discussion, collaboration calls, and future meetings. Please join the newly created FedSIG mailing list ( https://exlibrisusers.org/listinfo/fedsig) and participate in the discussion. We look forward to communicating with you! Contact Erin Donnelly or Tami Morse with questions. Erin Donnelly edonnell(a)usgs.gov 703.648.6226 Tami Morse tmorse(a)usgs.gov 703.648.6204 Erin and Tami -- *Ms. Erin Donnelly* Technical Information Specialist, COR | *USGS Library* 12201 Sunrise Valley Drive MS 950 | Reston, VA 20192 USA edonnell(a)usgs.gov | Voice: 703.648.6226 |https://library.usgs.gov/

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Job opportunity - Systems Librarian, IMF Library, Washington D.C.
by Yang, June Zhongqin Aug. 14, 2019

Aug. 14, 2019

All, Please consider and/or share with your colleagues. The position closes Sept. 2nd. Thanks, June Librarian (Systems LIbrarian) - CSFDGLO (Job Number:1900597) Description The International Monetary Fund (IMF) Library seeks an innovative, service-oriented and collaborative information professional to join its headquarters-based Library in Washington D.C. The IMF Library is part of Library Network that serves the information and data needs of clients in the IMF and the World Bank Group. The ideal candidate's primary responsibility includes the day-to-day monitoring, maintenance and ongoing support of the Integrated Library System (ILS), Alma/Primo and other related tools and applications. He/She will facilitate search, discovery, and delivery of library services and resources across different platforms and formats. The Systems Librarian is a member of the Library Operations team which is also responsible for troubleshooting client issues, managing the Library Network's website by developing enterprise library applications, metadata creation, taxonomy management and indexing Executive Board Documents. Additional teams in the Library include the Content Development and the Client Services teams. The Content Development team is responsible for negotiating and licensing resources procured by the Library. The Client Services team is responsible for client interactions, including answering research and reference questions, training, document delivery, interlibrary loan and managing the physical space. More details about responsibilities and qualifications, please follow the link below and look for the vacancy info. https://imf.taleo.net/careersection/imf_external/moresearch.ftl?lang=en June Yang Team Lead, Library Operations INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND 700 19th Street, NW I HQ1 3-570 I Washington, DC 20431 T. +(1) 202.623.9510 I M. +(1) 202.693.0919 I zyang(a)imf.org<mailto:zyang@imf.org> [cid:image001.jpg@01D48B24.E79CE650]

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