
7 January 1999, Volume 55, Number 1
A Weekly Newsletter for The Library Staff
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Andrea brings to this assignment particular expertise in federal information and a broad background in UC and national activities. She has been chair of ALA's Government Documents Roundtable, a member of the Interassociation Working Group on Government Information Policy, active in UC/Stanford Government Information Librarians, and has worked closely with UCData to create a "Social Science & Government Data Library". Full details about the new assignment will be published in an upcoming issue of CDLINFO LISTSERV.
Barbara Kornstein
Tim Hoyer, Head of Technical Services at the Bancroft Library, received the Individual Award, and Cathy Scheiman and Asya Usvitsky of Technical Services received the Team Award. Following is an excerpt from the nomination of Tim Hoyer by Terry Boom on behalf of the Bancroft Employee Recognition Award Committee:
As Jerry Lowell stated in his awards presentation, the competition for this year's SDC Recognition Awards was fierce, and all of this year's staff nominations deserve note. Nominators were urged to refine and resubmit their nominations next year.
Team Nominated for Staff Development Committee Recognition Awards
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Holliday Cullimore
1998 Staff Development Committee
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Photo by Walter Brem |
Thank you to all the people who graciously volunteered their time to assist with the holiday party preparations.
| Alex Warren | Dana Santa Cruz | Jason Delaney |
| Andrea Sevetson | Dominga Estrada | Joe Towers |
| Ann Moen | Elise Woods | Kay Starkweather |
| Bernie Hurley | Fernando Brito | Manina Harris |
| Beth Sibley | Helen Wang | Mark Barone |
| Bill Whitson | Holliday Cullimore | Nona Mikkelsen |
| Cora Paylado | Janice Dost |
Elise Woods, Business Office
Janice Dost, LHRD
Kim Wu Welcomed to Physics Staff |
Welcome, Kim.
Laura Ng
Physics Library
Community Leader Robert Bridges Presented with Oral History at 68th Class Reunion |
Robert Bridges' oral history was the 14th in the Regional Oral History Office's series, "University of California, Source of Community Leaders," funded by the Class of 1931 Endowment. Mr. Bridges was an ideal interviewee for this series documenting illustrious Cal alumni. With a BA (1930) and JD (1933) from UC Berkeley, he was hired by Paul Marrin and Max Thelen, Sr., to work in their San Francisco law firm. He began advising members of the Six Companies Group (heavy construction companies) on tax matters in the thirties. When that group broke up, Mr. Bridges advised individual construction firms, most notably Bechtel, and became a partner in the law firm.
In addition to his legal career, Robert Bridges has served on many boards of directors and donated time and funds to the University of California in many capacities. He continues to serve as adviser to the Center for Latin American Studies on the Berkeley campus, for which the Class of 1930 endowed a chair as their fiftieth anniversary gift.
The presentation was made by Ann Flinn, chair of the Friends of The Bancroft Library, who spoke about Bob Bridges' generous service to the university. She introduced Lois Swabel, president of the Class of 1931; Germaine LaBerge, the interviewer; and Ann Lage, principal editor at ROHO. Chancellor Robert Berdahl and the Cal Straw Hat Band participated in the reunion celebration.
Germaine LaBerge
Regional Oral History Office
Art History/Classics Home Page Has a New Look |
Please check us out at http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/ARTH/
Kathryn Wayne, Head
Art History/Classics Graduate Service
January Town Hall Meetings: Put One on Your Calendar |
The following section is devoted to employment opportunities, merit and salary update information, awards, career training and development opportunities, and other Human Resources announcements. Current deadlines and job postings are also listed below:
Deadlines |
- Library Classification Committee requests for next quarterly review: Due to LHRD Thursday January 14, 1999.
- Management Skills Assessment Program: Due January 22, 1999
Librarian Reassignment, Government and Social Science Information Service |
Reason for posting: to fill in for temporary, part-time, reassignment of US/European IGO Librarian.
Closing Date: January 14, 1999
Reports to: Andrea Sevetson, Head, Government Information.
About GSSIS:
The Library's Government & Social Science Information Service (GSSIS)
provides specialized reference and information service for the UC campus
and community. GSSIS holdings include approximately 11,100 bound volumes;
600 active serial subscriptions, 570,000 microfiche, 700 CD-ROM's, 100
floppy diskettes, and looseleaf services. Electronic information services
are an integral component of services provided in GSSIS. The Service
currently maintains subscriptions/standing orders to over 30 end-user
CD-ROM products. In addition to its own CD-ROM products, GSSIS provides
networked public access to the Library Information Network, and houses two
Lexis-Nexis terminals. GSSIS also maintains a separate network providing
access to over 600 government CD-ROM and diskette products in cooperation
with the University of California Data Archive and Technical Assistance
(UCDATA).
Position and Responsibilities:
Provide Government/Social Science reference desk services for a diverse
clientele, create and revise world wide web pages, assist with collection
development and bibliographic instruction.
Qualifications:
Must currently hold a position in the Librarian series. The successful
candidate will have a proven record of successful public service
experience, working knowledge of traditional and electronic resources in
government documents, experience creating and maintaining web pages,
and work well both in a team and individually.
Applications should be directed to Janice Dost, Library Human Resources, 447 Doe Library.
Chief Public Health Librarian Recruitment |
Deadline for submission of resume, cover letter, and list of references is March 15, 1999.
Janice Dost
Director, LHRD
Perhaps you know someone who needs a bit of assistance focusing her/his talents with respect to developing a career at UCB. The class detailed below is designed to help individuals assess their talents and skills.
The class consists of four (4) sessions (January 27, February 3, 10 & 17) and is held from 9:00 am to 11:30 am each day. Participants need to attend all four sessions and complete assignments outside of class. For Berkeley Campus employees, There is a $15.00 fee to cover cost of materials. There are 17 openings!
Career Self Assessment
To plan your career at UC, you need to match your skills and interests to the
jobs UC has to offer. How do you get started? This workshop is designed to
help you assess your work-related skills, interests and values.
Self-assessment instruments such as Myers-Briggs Personality Type Indicator
(MBTI) and Strong Interest Inventory will be used in this workshop. You
will develop career plans within the context of UC, learn about UC as an
organization, and get an overview of some UC occupations and job trends.
Library Employment Opportunities |
| POSITION NO. | DEPARTMENT | JOB TITLE/FTE | CLOSING DATE |
| 12-536-50 CA | ENVI | LAII | January 8, 1999 |
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