Personal Introductions

Hello to everyone reading, both involved with the summit and outside the summit.

AvatarI just wanted to take this opportunity to introduce myself and my perspective on the future of Canadian library human resources. My name is Steven Chabot, and I am a recent graduate of the Masters of Information Studies (MISt) program at the University of Toronto. The field I am aiming to work in is academic libraries, specifically in reference, instruction, and liaison work.

I have just left my student position at Robarts Library at the University of Toronto, and I have not yet secured a librarian position, which is giving me a bit of grief. I seem to be somewhat successful in my interviews so it is just a matter of time.

Right now, I am looking forward to hearing everyone speak and meeting a lot of new people over the next few days. As a new graduate and someone deeply involved with the recruitment process and job requirements, I hope I can give some kind of insight from the other side of the interview table.

That is all for now. I have made some notes about the 8Rs report and its survey of the Canadian library scene, but that can wait until I have time over coffee to write tomorrow.

Please feel free to introduce yourself if you manage to read this over the time at the conference. I can also be found at http://subjectobject.net if you are interested.

Steven

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