[CALIBK12] Continuing Education Programs for January 22-28

[Jane Fisher]

Continuing Education Courses

The SJSU School of Library and Information Science is partnering with  
the Neal-Schuman Professional Education Network to offer alumni,  
students, and the greater SLIS community access to library-related  
audio and web-based seminars and workshops.

See list below for some of the upcoming course offerings. For the  
complete schedule for months ahead, program descriptions, faculty  
credentials, and how to register, see the calendar at

http://tinyurl.com/yntksc

Register Early and Save! If registering 3 weeks or more before the  
program date, make sure to indicate the special "early-bird" discount  
code SJEBIRD on the registration form to bring up a 5% discount. If  
registering less than 3 weeks before the start of the program, please  
enter the SJSULIS tracking code in the Discount Code box on the  
registration form.

Please excuse any cross-postings you may see, and do feel free to  
forward this announcement.

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Programs for January 22 - 28, 2008

Check out these great new 2008 programs!

REGISTER TODAY

  CLICK ON THE LINKS BELOW FOR MORE INFORMATION ON EACH SESSION

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TUESDAY, JAN 22, 7:00 pm ET/4:00 pm PT
Financial Literacy
http://tinyurl.com/39a54u

One hour AUDIO CONFERENCE with Ken Haycock—$85.00

Part 3 in a series: The presentation of the annual budget affords  
many opportunities to address the strategic priorities of the  
institution. Gathering evidence to support budget requests often  
reveals information and statistics that can be used to set the  
context in such a way as to become a powerful advocacy tool.


WEDNESDAY, JAN 23, 7:00 pm ET/4:00 pm PT
Financial Literacy
http://tinyurl.com/3al8or

One hour AUDIO CONFERENCE with Ken Haycock —$85.00

Part 3 in a series: The presentation of the annual budget affords  
many opportunities to address the strategic priorities of the  
institution. Gathering evidence to support budget requests often  
reveals information and statistics that can be used to set the  
context in such a way as to become a powerful advocacy tool.


WEDNESDAY, JAN 23, 3:00 pm ET/12:00 pm PT
How to Land Your Ideal Library Position: Winning Interview Tips and  
Techniques
http://tinyurl.com/2k7yeh

One hour AUDIO CONFERENCE with Robert R. Newlen—$85.00

Part 2 in a series: Many job applicants spend hours refining their  
résumés but completely neglect interview preparation. The employer  
will use the interview to learn as much about you as possible – your  
experience, training, education, accomplishments, and professional  
activities. Getting ready for an interview is a strategic process –  
feeling well prepared will greatly increase your confidence level  
when you arrive for the interview. This seminar will take you step-by- 
step through everything you need to know to prepare for the interview  
and to sell yourself for the job.


MONDAY, JAN 28, 3:00 pm ET/12:00 pm PT
Book Repair Tips and Techniques
http://tinyurl.com/2vuljm

One hour WEB CONFERENCE with Ken Lavender—$109.95

Part 2 in a series: Librarians and other conservators concerned with  
preserving their collections must deal with not only the  
deterioration of older materials, but also with poorly made and  
costly new ones. This series of four sessions (November, January,  
March and May) is useful for those interested in basic, minimal  
mending and those that are interested in conservation and  
preservation. Ken’s advice will be practical, affordable, and  
archivally sound. The four sessions will feature video clips of Ken  
demonstrating various book preservation techniques. This session will  
focus on water-damaged materials, and the treatments offered should  
assist in restoring books and papers to a usable state.
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