I would recommend an internship experience at University of
Dubuque’s Charles C. Myers Library to anyone interested in information,
service, learning, teaching, or librarianship. My time in Dubuque helped me to
develop as a librarian and as a professional. I was provided a wide range of
opportunities at UD that I would not have had anywhere else, including the
honor of presenting at both national and state conferences. This abundance of
opportunities and realistic experience played a huge part in my immediate
employment upon completion of graduate school. My internship experience
connected me with an active network of library professionals (some of the most
involved in the state) who have remained close friends. There’s something
special happening in the Charles C. Myers Library at UD and I am so thankful to
have been a part of it during my internship!
Monday, May 20, 2013
Internship in Perspective
This morning I received an email from a close friend/my former internship supervisor. She is preparing a libguide for UD library internships and wanted any suggestions for the page and a short quote. It's hard for me to keep it short when talking about my internship experience, but I tried. Though it has been 2 years, it certainly doesn't feel like it. I still feel so blessed to have landed in Dubuque with such wonderful people to help guide me and am so thankful to be able to call them all friends! Here's what I sent:
Labels:
gratitude,
internship,
reflection
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