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The Libraries have an immediate opening for the following staff positions:
For additional information, including the job description, salary, and shift, please visit the Libraries webpage at http://library.missouri.edu/about/employment/employopp/#staff_job_openings.
The MU Libraries currently employs over 150 student workers. It would not be possible to run the Libraries without them! Thirty-four of our student workers will graduate this semester.
We wish all of our students best of luck on their finals, and congratulate our graduating seniors and graduate students.
For information about empolyment at the Libraries, visit http://library.missouri.edu/about/employment/.
After you graduate, the University Libraries will still be here to serve you. To find out more about the resources available to alumni, visit Library Resources for Alumni.
All of us at the University Libraries, wish you the very best in your future endeavors!
Ellis Library will be open continuously until Friday, May 11 at 7 pm. For additional information about service hours and specialized library hours, visit library.missouri.edu/hours.
Mary McFillen has accepted a new position with the MU Veterinary Health Center. Her last day at the Journalism Library will be Friday, May 18.
Noah Hartsfield has accepted a new position as a Sourcing Specialist with University of Missouri System HR. His last day in Ellis Library will be Friday, May 18.
“Looking back on Spanish flu: ‘A serious epidemic of influenza is impending’”
Columbia Missourian, May 3, 2018
Every year, the American Library Association designates the first week of May as Choose Privacy Week. This event “promotes the importance of individual privacy rights and celebrates libraries and librarians’ unique role in protecting privacy in the library and in society as a whole.” This year’s theme and featured article is “Big Brother is Watching You: The ethical role of libraries and big data.” Because libraries and librarians operate under a code of ethics, they have become trusted protectors of privacy that are constantly under assault.
The University Libraries protects your privacy. We will not provide information about one borrower’s circulation records to another person except in the event of the death of the borrower. You can find more tools and information about privacy below:
Check out the latest Mizzou Made story from the Libraries: Asking the Right Questions Pays Off