Prepare new books and media to be added to library collection; process invoices and credit memos for billing; assist with locating and checking out library materials; answer questions regarding patron accounts, library collection and policy, and general inquiries; process fines on overdue items; deliver new items to respective departments for shelving; repair damaged items

Sort and process new books and media-add labels and create item records in the Polaris database-to be added to the library's collection, deliver prepared materials to their respective departments, assist patrons at the Music and Media circulation desk with locating and checking out items.

I worked primarily in the law office's mailroom. My duties included delivering and collecting mail for the attorneys and secretaries in the office, as well as preparing outgoing mail for two separate pickup times. I also covered for the Hospitality Coordinator, filling hospitality requests for attorneys' meetings and restocking the nine kitchens in the office.

As a member of Circulation Department, I helped discharge incoming materials and sort them for shelving, helped the patrons with general inquiries and checkout. I also corresponded with one of the reference librarians to create signs advertising upcoming events for the library's outside display board. When needed, I shelved books and media throughout the library.

I performed various tasks within the Circulation department which include sorting materials that have been returned, checking out books for patrons, and shelving the returned items.I also performed smaller tasks provided by the Circulation supervisor, such as changing the signs in the front of the library to correspond with upcoming programs, wrapping books to be sent out to other libraries within our larger open-borrowing system, and printing flyers to relay holiday hours or various information to our patrons.

I received my Bachelors of Arts in Creative Writing with a minor in History. While at SU, I was actively involved in their chapter of Alpha Phi Omega national service fraternity and Dance Corps.

I fulfilled a practicum requirement for my degree as one of three assistant editors for one of Susquehanna's Creative Writing Department's annual publications, The Apprentice Writer, which publishes selected work from high school students throughout the United States.I was designated to read fiction submissions and would be sent emails with submission attachments by one of the faculty members working on the magazine. Each email I received contained anywhere between 5 and 30 submissions for me to read with the goal of forwarding the submissions with my comments on each piece to the faculty advisor of the magazine by the end of the week.The set deadline for the submissions helped me with time management and balancing between extracurricular activities and my schoolwork. The practicum also strengthened my knowledge and use of the different tools in Microsoft Word.