Meet ALASC Treasurer: Maryanne Rodriguez

Here are a couple of my summer book recommendations:Always Running: La Vida Loca: Gang Days in L.A. by Luis J. Rodriguez This book was recommended to me by a friend who said this book is notorious for being one of the most frequently stolen library books!  I haven't been able to confirm, but I can certainly recommend this book for…

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Meet ALASC Newsletter Editor: Stacey Nordlund

Summertime is a time to relax, enjoy the outdoors, bask in the sunshine, take a vacation, and all that fun stuff, right? Well, for me, summer is a time of learning to catalog, starting my peer mentor experience (welcome, new LIBR 203 students!), working at my public library, and parenting. Not much time for leisure reading, so my books are…

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Meet ALASC Secretary/Archivist: Rosemary Kiladitis

Hello to all! I hope you're all having a great (and air-conditioned) summer! Since I registered for Materials for Tweens this fall, my summer reading list has become quite a bit younger in scope as I give myself a head start on the books I’ll need to be reading for the semester. And while I enjoy tween books as much…

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My Youth Services Internship at Atherton Library

by Pat Oey From the time I began my SLIS coursework, I eagerly looked forward to taking LIBR 294, Professional Experience:  Internships.  As someone who is not already employed in a library setting, the appeal of the course is clear—getting hands-on experience that would not only inform future career decisions, but would also make those career possibilities open up because…

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