Kristin W. Andrews is the Research Librarian for Romance Languages, Latin American Studies & Classics and the Instruction Coordinator at the University of California, Irvine.
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Library Day in the Life
I’ve been meaning to post daily “Day in the Life” entries for #libday8 but I’ve been too busy! Here’s a summary: Monday 11am–Attended executive board meeting for our local librarian association (LAUC-I) Afternoon–Weeded the never ending email inbox. Completed or … Continue reading
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Why should we care about undergraduates?
Over the last year or so, I have heard a number of comments that disturbed me. The gist of them was, “Why should we care about undergraduates?” That these comments were made by other librarians came as a shock. It … Continue reading
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ALA Annual Goes Virtual
ALA is catching up with the digital world (with a little help from some conference vendors). The tag for this year’s conference: #ala10. Use for Facebook, Twitter, etc. Use ALA mobile to get conference info on the run courtesy of … Continue reading
Introducing the Pragmatic Philosopher
This blog will contain my thoughts about timely library-related issues and trends, as well as subjects I am researching. It will focus on an examination of the current evolution of librarianship–what is essential, what is peripheral, and what is to … Continue reading
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