Maryland's electronic
discussion list for librarians
MARYLIB is an electronic discussion group intended to provide
Maryland area librarians with a fast, convenient way to interact on problems
and opportunities of local interest. Keep up with ALA/MLA events. Share job
openings with colleagues. Offer weeded items from your collection to others.
Ask a question. Hear about new issues of The CRAB first!
This list is open to all who are employed by a library such as
librarians, library associates, paraprofessionals, circulation and support
staff. It is also open to library school students, library volunteers and
trustees.
Subjects for this list should be related to Librarianship in
general and to the Maryland area in particular. Requests for assistance, offers
of material, and legitimate library job postings are all fair game. This is a
professional forum. Persistently sending off-topic posts and violations of
common courtesy may result in removal from the list.
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Questions?
Contact: Brian Oberle (Anne Arundel County Public Libraries), boberle@aacpl.net;
Audrey Schadt (Salisbury University), ahschadt@salisbury.edu;
or Tim Van Fleet (Anne Arundel County Public Library), tvanfleet@aacpl.net .
Learn more about MLA on their website www.mdlib.org
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