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Since its founding in 1902, Simmons GSLIS has trained more than 600 international students from more than 80 countries around the world. Approximately 30 international students representing nearly as many countries study at GSLIS each year. At the same time, GSLIS students, faculty and staff travel around the globe on a variety of global initiatives. Read more about some of our most recent initiatives in Iraq, Kosovo, Nicaragua and Vietnam.

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Events

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ISI Samuel Lazerow Memorial Lecture: Is There a Future for Special Libraries?

November 17, 2009

Kotzen Meeting Center, Simmons College, Boston, MA

Presented by Toby Pearlstein ‘77LS Retired, Director of Global Information Services Abstract 2009 is the 100t... read full details.

Lunchtime Lecture: Melanie Kimball, Ph.D.

December 10, 2009

Simmons College, Palace Road Building, P-207

CHANGE OF DATE: Thursday, December 10th, GSLIS Assistant Professor Melanie Kimball, Ph.D., presents "Teaching Children... read full details.

LIS Online Career Fair

January 12, 2010

Are you a new library school graduate or mid-career and looking for a change? Are you wondering how to improve your career skills or ready to try a certificate pr... read full details.

LISSA Presents: Bill Barnes, Creator of "Unshelved"

January 19, 2010

Simmons College, Boston, MA

Bill Barnes, creator of the popular comic "Unshelved", will be visiting GSLIS this January. Check out the comic at http://www.unshelve... read full details.

Save the Date: Alumni Day

May 6, 2010

Simmons College, Boston, MA

This year, Alumni Day will be Alumni Night, so please mark your calendars for the evening of Thursday, May 6, 2010.

Details will... read full details.



InfoLink

A Community Newsletter of the Graduate School of Library and Information Science

October 2009

October 2009: Octoberfest, Library-style

For many of us, October is almost synonymous with Halloween, and in keeping with the theme, this month's InfoLink explores the real story of the Salem witch trials with Danvers historian and archivist Richard Trask. The snapshot profile subject is Sid Berger, the Ann C. Pingree Director of the Phillips Library at the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem, which houses many of the original transcripts of the witchcraft trials. This month's issue also includes a brief tour of the area's haunted libraries, as well as the first installment of InfoLink's new monthly feature, the CEC Career Corner.

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Featured Profiles

Iris Cotto

Iris Cotto, ‘06 M.S.

Children's Librarian, Worcester Public Library, Worcester, Massachusetts

"I want Hispanics and other cultural communities in the city to know the library is here for them. Libraries are public places where everyone should feel comfortable."

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Marcel LaFlamme

Marcel LaFlamme, ‘08 M.S

Library Director, Independence Community College, Independence, Kansas

"Whether we're designing a digital library or a literacy program for migrant workers, GSLIS challenges us to apply our classroom training to the workplace—and to the kind of world in which we want to live."

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