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The best thing to do is to be aware of your audience. Can Lea Michele read? She suggests finding people who have the job you wish to have in the near future, reaching out to them, and seeing how they have shaped their LinkedIn profile or Twitter account. Whose album are we most excited for? Make sure to follow us on insta: instagram.com/listentothebsides and join the facebook group: bit.ly/bsidesfbgroup Find us everywhere you find your podcasts!
Together, we talk through questions like How do we align our music consumption with our politics? Dan has been a versatile musician and progressive activist for most of his life, and the thoughts that spill from his brain are well worth your time and ours.
The Iowa Library Association annual conference!For this episode of B Sides, we meet with a couple University of Iowa School of Library and Information Science students who attended the 2016 Iowa Library Association Conference, which was held in Dubuque, Iowa in October. Is indie pop a defined sub-genre? They were both selected for their positions from an initial pool of applicants from across the country.In this episode we speak to Erica and Kara about their experience delving into special collections work at the federal level, getting to know individuals through the intimate work of collection processing.That summer, they also participated in special events, learned about the workflow and logistics of a functioning national archives, gained a unique understanding of national archive and federal agency standards, and became familiar with the responsibilities of an archivist at the federal level.Kara standing in the Main Interior Building, the headquarters of the United States Department of the Interior, located in Washington, D.C.The homepage of a new website created by Rachel Black, a recent graduate of the University of Iowa School of Library and Information Science.
These unique library collections allow community members to borrow anything from artwork done by local, high quality posters, seeds, musical instruments, … But in light of recent national news, in this episode Kyrstin, Caroline and I take a stab at grasping and articulating the implications of politics on and in library world. THE B-SIDES ZIIIINE! Join long time Canadian friends and musicians, and the occasional guest in their mostly informed and extremely passionate look at the history of some of their most influential albums and artists. Instagram, for example, is like one big picture book with your library as the protagonist.
Saying something like “It was great to meet you at the ILA conference. As SLIS students that all currently work in rare book, archive, or special collection institutions, we wanted to use this episode as a chance to dialog on the significance and challenges inherent in collecting and preserving these materials and why we are interested in a career in this field. The second B-Sides newsletter EVER in Feb. 2017 about Kesha and Dr. Luke: https://us14.campaign-archive.com/?u=8b3473bed77cfff96ccea4435&id=b99ec94ccd&e=13fa5c1d60 4. Lindsay Moen at Special Collections posts 5-7 times a week on Instagram. So in true social media form, I’ve compiled a list of 10 things I took away from the event in the hopes that my newly acquired wisdom will pass onto you, or anyone else suckered into reading this. Listen and let us know!Kesha is a queen.
B-sides de Sinestesia Co es un podcast dedicado a hablar con artistas varios sobre temas de interés general. […] We as librarians have to hold ourselves accountable to upholding these values of equality.” -John Fifield, 2016“You shouldn’t have to be neutral and not be advocating for the people that don’t have access to the things that other people do.” -Bekah Walker, 2016“Through that [the election] people have started to become more aware and realize that we need to work towards building those bridges between communities that we may not have had contacted or connected with previously. You may want to just jump into the social media pool, but trust me, it’s best that you first figure out If you are using social media for your library, remember that you are creating a giant narration of what your library is to the public. And finally, because we're incredibly proud, here's the link to the Bello Collective Top 100 podcasts which, spoiler alert, we’re on: https://bellocollective.com/100-best-podcasts-of-2019-7f4c083d43f7 Thank you for subscribing and leaving a review! Kara Wentworth spent her summer break working at the National Park Service Headquarters in Washington D.C. in the Tribal Relations and American Cultures department. You’ve seen Facebook’s “trending” feature on their page, and that is always a good place to start. Tenemos la visión de buscar un lado más real de lo…
Remember, social media is a jerk and will forget about you if you don’t keep saying something. When it comes to social media, however, it is essential. Iowa City Public Library tried to have a podcast, and guess what, it didn’t really work, but they just moved on. I would love to hear more about your ideas on maker spaces,” can make a huge impact. In this episode, we chat with Bekah Walker, John Fifield, and Alonso Avila, members of the University of Iowa’s Librarians for Social Justice group, about what social justice is and what it should look like within the library profession and among evolving community values.“There’s a difference between neutrality and equality, and I think that’s something we need to look at as librarians. As Jennifer Teitle puts it, “you are planting the seeds” for future opportunities.
The best thing to do is to be aware of your audience. Can Lea Michele read? She suggests finding people who have the job you wish to have in the near future, reaching out to them, and seeing how they have shaped their LinkedIn profile or Twitter account. Whose album are we most excited for? Make sure to follow us on insta: instagram.com/listentothebsides and join the facebook group: bit.ly/bsidesfbgroup Find us everywhere you find your podcasts!
Together, we talk through questions like How do we align our music consumption with our politics? Dan has been a versatile musician and progressive activist for most of his life, and the thoughts that spill from his brain are well worth your time and ours.
The Iowa Library Association annual conference!For this episode of B Sides, we meet with a couple University of Iowa School of Library and Information Science students who attended the 2016 Iowa Library Association Conference, which was held in Dubuque, Iowa in October. Is indie pop a defined sub-genre? They were both selected for their positions from an initial pool of applicants from across the country.In this episode we speak to Erica and Kara about their experience delving into special collections work at the federal level, getting to know individuals through the intimate work of collection processing.That summer, they also participated in special events, learned about the workflow and logistics of a functioning national archives, gained a unique understanding of national archive and federal agency standards, and became familiar with the responsibilities of an archivist at the federal level.Kara standing in the Main Interior Building, the headquarters of the United States Department of the Interior, located in Washington, D.C.The homepage of a new website created by Rachel Black, a recent graduate of the University of Iowa School of Library and Information Science.
These unique library collections allow community members to borrow anything from artwork done by local, high quality posters, seeds, musical instruments, … But in light of recent national news, in this episode Kyrstin, Caroline and I take a stab at grasping and articulating the implications of politics on and in library world. THE B-SIDES ZIIIINE! Join long time Canadian friends and musicians, and the occasional guest in their mostly informed and extremely passionate look at the history of some of their most influential albums and artists. Instagram, for example, is like one big picture book with your library as the protagonist.
Saying something like “It was great to meet you at the ILA conference. As SLIS students that all currently work in rare book, archive, or special collection institutions, we wanted to use this episode as a chance to dialog on the significance and challenges inherent in collecting and preserving these materials and why we are interested in a career in this field. The second B-Sides newsletter EVER in Feb. 2017 about Kesha and Dr. Luke: https://us14.campaign-archive.com/?u=8b3473bed77cfff96ccea4435&id=b99ec94ccd&e=13fa5c1d60 4. Lindsay Moen at Special Collections posts 5-7 times a week on Instagram. So in true social media form, I’ve compiled a list of 10 things I took away from the event in the hopes that my newly acquired wisdom will pass onto you, or anyone else suckered into reading this. Listen and let us know!Kesha is a queen.
B-sides de Sinestesia Co es un podcast dedicado a hablar con artistas varios sobre temas de interés general. […] We as librarians have to hold ourselves accountable to upholding these values of equality.” -John Fifield, 2016“You shouldn’t have to be neutral and not be advocating for the people that don’t have access to the things that other people do.” -Bekah Walker, 2016“Through that [the election] people have started to become more aware and realize that we need to work towards building those bridges between communities that we may not have had contacted or connected with previously. You may want to just jump into the social media pool, but trust me, it’s best that you first figure out If you are using social media for your library, remember that you are creating a giant narration of what your library is to the public. And finally, because we're incredibly proud, here's the link to the Bello Collective Top 100 podcasts which, spoiler alert, we’re on: https://bellocollective.com/100-best-podcasts-of-2019-7f4c083d43f7 Thank you for subscribing and leaving a review! Kara Wentworth spent her summer break working at the National Park Service Headquarters in Washington D.C. in the Tribal Relations and American Cultures department. You’ve seen Facebook’s “trending” feature on their page, and that is always a good place to start. Tenemos la visión de buscar un lado más real de lo…
Remember, social media is a jerk and will forget about you if you don’t keep saying something. When it comes to social media, however, it is essential. Iowa City Public Library tried to have a podcast, and guess what, it didn’t really work, but they just moved on. I would love to hear more about your ideas on maker spaces,” can make a huge impact. In this episode, we chat with Bekah Walker, John Fifield, and Alonso Avila, members of the University of Iowa’s Librarians for Social Justice group, about what social justice is and what it should look like within the library profession and among evolving community values.“There’s a difference between neutrality and equality, and I think that’s something we need to look at as librarians. As Jennifer Teitle puts it, “you are planting the seeds” for future opportunities.