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Responsible for supervising a staff of six, including a Youth & Library Services Director, a Circulation Supervisor, a Library Assistant / Catalog Librarian, and two to three Circulation Clerks; ordering of all adult materials; approving all bills for payment; updating website's additions and events; AALDE chat reference; reporting to the Board of Commissioners

Responsible for selecting, purchasing, processing, and organizing books and other publications, as well as media equipment. Placed orders for books and periodicals, working within an annual budget of $2,000 - $12,000, depending on which school. Maintained card catalogs and inventory of materials. Instructed students in the use of school library facilities. Worked with staff members to provide materials and lessons for students. Taught bibliographic citation, almanac skills, indexing skills, Internet safety, among other things. Responsible for Library Reference classes and reading supervision, grades K-8. Defended challenged materials.CAPE HENLOPEN SCHOOL DISTRICT, Lewes, DE:Mariner Middle School, October 2003 - June 2007RED CLAY CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL DISTRICT, Wilmington, DE: Skyline Middle School, September 1991 – September 2003Austin D. Baltz Elementary School, September 1988 – June 1991Highlands Elementary School, September 1985 – June 1988Forest Oak Elementary School, November 1983 – June 1984 (half-time)

Responsible for cataloging books in the preview center as well as reclassifying / re-cataloging materials from the UNICEF Collection to the Dewey Decimal System / cataloging items for the College School.

Responsible for $100,000 budget, payroll, supervising full and part-time staff. Attended library meetings in Kent & Sussex Counties as well as for the State of Delaware. Co-authored a grant for Young Adult Peer-Pressure Issues, which included $10,000 for a half-time Young Adult Librarian and $10,000 for materials (granted by the committee; afterwards cut in half by the State Librarian). Reported to the Library’s Board of Directors.

Responsible for supervising student workers in humanities cataloging section and staff in serials cataloging section; original and standard cataloging of monographic humanities materials; inventory problem solving. (January 1974-September 1974)INSTRUCTOR/HUMANITIES LIBRARIAN, Blacksburg, Virginia: Responsible for attending reference desk, ordering materials, Inventory control, bibliographic search, and inter-library loan searches. (August I 973-December 1973)LIBRARY ASSISTANT, Social Science Cataloging Section, Blacksburg, Virginia: Responsible for speed cataloging, using LC copy. (July 1973)

SERIALS CATALOGER, Serials Department, Central Division, Nashville, Tennessee: Responsible for original cataloging of printed and microform monographic series and serials; decision-making as to class series together, separately, or not at all; and cut-off reclassification project (Dewey to LC) of monographic series. Worked on backlog of title and corporate body changes (recataloglng, reclassifying). Verified large purchase of South American serials. Responsible for large collection of French drama titles on microcards. Handled routine standard cataloging. Revised filing of staff in card catalog. (May 1971-July 1972)PERIODICALS ASSISTANT, Periodicals Department, Nashville, Tennessee: Responsible for preparing periodicals for bindery, and checking them in on return; renewal of subscriptions; claiming and ordering missing issues; checking in, shelving of daily acquisitions; and maintaining locator; responsible for periodicals reference one night a week and on weekends, January-May 1971. (March I 970-May 1971)

LIBRARY ASSISTANT I, Library Cataloging Department, Clarksville, Tennessee: Responsible for preliminary cataloging of non-book materials; preparing periodicals for bindery and checking them in on their return; routing cataloged serials; typing analytics for American Periodicals Series; and typing contents listing of series; checked In/verified entries for U.S. Government documents. Supervised student workers.

STUDENT WORKER, Library Circulation Department, Murray, Kentucky: Responsible for reading shelves and shelving books.