- Provide substitute desk coverage for evenings and weekends in the Adult and Children's Departments.- Train library staff on new circulation systems, computer software and social media applications.- Digitized and created metadata for a collection of 20th-century photograph postcards included in the Treasures of Connecticut Libraries online database.

Manage an ALA-award winning job and career services program that provides a wide range of services aimed at giving job seekers the skills necessary to compete in today's tough job market. This program averages nearly 1700 attendees per year and receives grant funding from Liberty Bank, the City of Middletown, CT and others. The Russell Library Career Services Program includes: - a weekly job group every Thursday morning from 9:30 to noon, featuring a different guest speaker, career expert or job coach each week and providing attendees with an opportunity to network with fellow job seekers. - free monthly evening and Saturday workshops for job seekers featuring intensive, two-hour training seminars and presentations from career experts. - free one-on-one, individualized sessions with certified resume reviewers and job coaches, and mock interview practice. - free professional-quality portrait photographs for LinkedIn, taken once a quarter - a broad range of technology classes aimed at improving job seeker's computer skills and boosting their resumes, including specific classes on using Microsoft Excel to manage your job search and using Microsoft Word to format your resume. - a wide range of up-to-date books on exam preparation, optimizing your job search, improving your resume and interviewing skills, and landing your dream job. - access to premier databases such as ReferenceUSA.