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This title should be useful to students who are considering an internship experience and anyone who wishes to implement an internship program. * Booklist *
The practical information here will be useful for any library school or public library...Recommended for library schools and large public libraries. * Library Journal *
Featuring 20 contributions from former interns and supervisors, this volume describes a broad spectrum of experiences in public library internship. In the first section, the inner workings of five successful programs are revealed. Subsequent chapters discuss internship in both traditional (reference department, children's services, etc.) and non-traditional (i.e., a tribal library) settings. The final chapters focus on internship as a recruitment tool. Mediavilla managed an internship program for the Metropolitan Cooperative Library System in the Los Angeles area from 2001 to 2003. * Reference and Research Book News *

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Part 1 Acknowledgments Part 2 Introduction Part 3 Part I. Developing Effective Public Library Internship Programs Chapter 4 1. Library School Internships: A Review of the Literature Chapter 5 2. Library School Intership Programs: How UCLA Does It Chapter 6 3. The LIS Practicum: An Internship with Academic Credit Chapter 7 4. Santa Clara County Library's Graduate Library Intern Program Chapter 8 5. Creating an Internship Policy for the Glendale Public Library Chapter 9 6. Insider Training Part 10 II. Traditional Public Library Internship Settings Chapter 11 7. Internships in a Public Library Reference Department Chapter 12 8. "And Other Duties as Assigned": Iowa City Public Library's First Children's Services Intern Chapter 13 9. How I Spent My Summer Vacation: An Internship Experience at New York Public Library's Teen Central Chapter 14 10. LEEPing into the Profession: INterning at the Vacaville Public Library Chapter 15 11. Exploring Public Librarians' Many ROles through a Library System INternship, or How to Learn Thirty Jobs in as Many Days Chapter 16 12. Mentoring Library Technicians Part 17 III. Nontraditional Public Library Internship Settings Chapter 18 13. The Tribal Library Intern Project: A Practicum in Cultural Lessons Chapter 19 14. LIteracy Internships: Take a Plunge into the Deep End Chapter 20 15. Internships in Public Library Archives and Local History Collections Chapter 21 16. One Special Collection, Many Personal Paths Part 22 IV. Using Internships as a Recruitment Tool Chapter 23 17. "Recruitment Through Mentoring": Success in Illinois Chapter 24 18. The "Working with Kids @ Your Library" Mentorship Program, County of Los Angeles Public Library Chapter 25 19. The FILL Project: Using Internships to Recruit at the System Level Chapter 26 20. Recruitment: Miami-Dade Public Library System's Intern/Trainee Program Part 27 Index Part 28 About the Authors

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    Publisher: Scarecrow Press
    Publication Date: 7/24/2006 12:00:00 AM
    ISBN13: 9780810851863, 978-0810851863
    ISBN10: 0810851865

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    Book Synopsis


    Trade Review
    This title should be useful to students who are considering an internship experience and anyone who wishes to implement an internship program. * Booklist *
    The practical information here will be useful for any library school or public library...Recommended for library schools and large public libraries. * Library Journal *
    Featuring 20 contributions from former interns and supervisors, this volume describes a broad spectrum of experiences in public library internship. In the first section, the inner workings of five successful programs are revealed. Subsequent chapters discuss internship in both traditional (reference department, children's services, etc.) and non-traditional (i.e., a tribal library) settings. The final chapters focus on internship as a recruitment tool. Mediavilla managed an internship program for the Metropolitan Cooperative Library System in the Los Angeles area from 2001 to 2003. * Reference and Research Book News *

    Table of Contents
    Part 1 Acknowledgments Part 2 Introduction Part 3 Part I. Developing Effective Public Library Internship Programs Chapter 4 1. Library School Internships: A Review of the Literature Chapter 5 2. Library School Intership Programs: How UCLA Does It Chapter 6 3. The LIS Practicum: An Internship with Academic Credit Chapter 7 4. Santa Clara County Library's Graduate Library Intern Program Chapter 8 5. Creating an Internship Policy for the Glendale Public Library Chapter 9 6. Insider Training Part 10 II. Traditional Public Library Internship Settings Chapter 11 7. Internships in a Public Library Reference Department Chapter 12 8. "And Other Duties as Assigned": Iowa City Public Library's First Children's Services Intern Chapter 13 9. How I Spent My Summer Vacation: An Internship Experience at New York Public Library's Teen Central Chapter 14 10. LEEPing into the Profession: INterning at the Vacaville Public Library Chapter 15 11. Exploring Public Librarians' Many ROles through a Library System INternship, or How to Learn Thirty Jobs in as Many Days Chapter 16 12. Mentoring Library Technicians Part 17 III. Nontraditional Public Library Internship Settings Chapter 18 13. The Tribal Library Intern Project: A Practicum in Cultural Lessons Chapter 19 14. LIteracy Internships: Take a Plunge into the Deep End Chapter 20 15. Internships in Public Library Archives and Local History Collections Chapter 21 16. One Special Collection, Many Personal Paths Part 22 IV. Using Internships as a Recruitment Tool Chapter 23 17. "Recruitment Through Mentoring": Success in Illinois Chapter 24 18. The "Working with Kids @ Your Library" Mentorship Program, County of Los Angeles Public Library Chapter 25 19. The FILL Project: Using Internships to Recruit at the System Level Chapter 26 20. Recruitment: Miami-Dade Public Library System's Intern/Trainee Program Part 27 Index Part 28 About the Authors

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