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What is your name and title?<\/strong> In what section or unit of the Leatherby Libraries do you work?<\/strong> What is your student job in a nutshell?<\/strong> What are you working on right now?<\/strong> How long have you been at the Leatherby Libraries?<\/strong> Have you held any other jobs with Chapman University?<\/strong> Do you have a favorite accomplishment at the Leatherby Libraries?<\/strong> What is your major, and intended date of completion?<\/strong> What career\/s are you interested in?<\/strong> Has your student work at the Leatherby Libraries helped prepare you for your future <\/strong> What are your passions or interests outside of work and school?<\/strong> What is the last book you read, or the last book you loved?<\/strong>
<\/p>\n What is your name and title?<\/strong> In what section or unit of the Leatherby Libraries do you work?<\/strong> What is your student job in a nutshell?<\/strong> What are you working on right now?<\/strong> How long have you been at the Leatherby Libraries?<\/strong> Have you held any other jobs with Chapman University?<\/strong> Do you have a favorite accomplishment at the Leatherby Libraries?<\/strong> What is your major, and intended date of completion?<\/strong> What career\/s are you interested in?<\/strong> Has your student work at the Leatherby Libraries helped prepare you for your future career field?<\/strong> What are your passions or interests outside of work and school?<\/strong> What is the last book you read, or the last book you loved?<\/strong>
<\/p>\n What is your name and title?<\/strong> In what section or unit of the Leatherby Libraries do you work?<\/strong> What is your student job in a nutshell?<\/strong> What are you working on right now?<\/strong> How long have you been at the Leatherby Libraries?<\/strong> Have you held any other jobs with Chapman University?<\/strong> Do you have a favorite accomplishment at the Leatherby Libraries?<\/strong> What is your major, and intended date of completion? <\/strong> What career\/s are you interested in?<\/strong> Has your student work at the Leatherby Libraries helped prepare you for your future career field?<\/strong> What are your passions or interests outside of work and school?<\/strong> What is the last book you read, or the last book you loved?<\/strong>
<\/p>\n What is your name and title?<\/strong> In what section or unit of the Leatherby Libraries do you work?<\/strong> What is your student job in a nutshell?<\/strong> What are you working on right now?<\/strong> How long have you been at the Leatherby Libraries?<\/strong> Have you held any other jobs with Chapman University?<\/strong> Do you have a favorite accomplishment at the Leatherby Libraries?<\/strong> What is your major, and intended date of completion? <\/strong> What career\/s are you interested in?<\/strong> Has your student work at the Leatherby Libraries helped prepare you for your future career field?<\/strong> What are your passions or interests outside of work and school?<\/strong> What is the last book you read, or the last book you loved?<\/strong>
<\/p>\n What is your name and title?<\/strong> In what section or unit of the Leatherby Libraries do you work?<\/strong> What is your student job in a nutshell?<\/strong> What are you working on right now?<\/strong> How long have you been at the Leatherby Libraries?<\/strong> Have you held any other jobs with Chapman University?<\/strong> What is your major, and intended date of completion?<\/strong> What career\/s are you interested in?<\/strong> Has your student work at the Leatherby Libraries helped prepare you for your future career field?<\/strong> What are your passions or interests outside of work and school?<\/strong> What is the last book you read, or the last book you loved?<\/strong>
<\/p>\n What is your name and title?<\/strong> In what section or unit of the Leatherby Libraries do you work?<\/strong> What is your student job in a nutshell?<\/strong> What are you working on right now?<\/strong> How long have you been at the Leatherby Libraries?<\/strong> Have you held any other jobs with Chapman University?<\/strong> Do you have a favorite accomplishment at the Leatherby Libraries?<\/strong> What is your major, and intended date of completion?<\/strong> What career\/s are you interested in?<\/strong> Has your student work at the Leatherby Libraries helped prepare you for your future career field?<\/strong> What are your passions or interests outside of work and school?<\/strong> What is the last book you read, or the last book you loved?<\/strong>
<\/p>\n What is your name and title?<\/strong> In what section or unit of the Leatherby Libraries do you work?<\/strong> What is your student job in a nutshell?<\/strong> What are you working on right now?<\/strong> How long have you been at the Leatherby Libraries?<\/strong> Have you held any other jobs with Chapman University?<\/strong> Do you have a favorite accomplishment at the Leatherby Libraries?<\/strong> What is your major, and intended date of completion?<\/strong> What career\/s are you interested in?<\/strong> Has your student work at the Leatherby Libraries helped prepare you for your future career field?<\/strong> What are your passions or interests outside of work and school?<\/strong> What is the last book you read, or the last book you loved?<\/strong>
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\nChristopher Hoang – ILL Assistant
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\nInterlibrary Loan Department
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\nI process the lending portion of the interlibrary loans and assist with various tasks in the department.
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\nBesides filling out this form, I am processing more lending requests.
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\nSince mid-May 2014; 3 months.
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\nI am especially proud of the time I configured the printer to fix ~900 mailing stickers’ department numbers.
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\nI am a biology major and I expect to graduate in the spring of 2017. Afterwards, I want to attend medical school and receive my license.
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\nI would love to work in the medical field as a private, public, or military doctor.
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\nYes. My student work has made me very familiar with navigating the school website; I am confident that I can use it to find any journals\/articles pertaining to my classes and career field.
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\nI have been an avid gamer since I was a child and I am sure I can relate to any other gamer as well. Recently, I have developed a passion for electronics involving cars; I taught myself to be handy and repair any problems with mine or my family’s vehicles. If I have time, I spend it polishing my car and reading up how to enhance it.
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\nThe last book that I read (and really liked) was
\nThe Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society<\/em>
\n. It was a simple love story told in the form of letters through many people about a couple that died during WWII. The style of the novel was refreshing and a new experience to read.
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\nEmily Neis<\/strong><\/h1>\n
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\nEmily Neis, Special Collections and Archives Student Assistant
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\nI work in the Special Collections and Archives Department!
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\nI get to catalogue rare books and sort through Chapman’s various collections, which include everything from puppets to WWI gas masks to Huell Howser’s video cassettes. I clean the displays you see around the library, and I create my own displays as well. I’ve also repaired damaged books, and I assist visitors to our department. It’s a new job every week!
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\nI just finished an archiving project where I combined several collections donated by Louise Booth, who was married to one of Chapman’s professors. The most interesting part of her donation was the correspondence between her and a French woman, Jeanne Roullet. They were pen pals for 72 years, and I had to put their letters in chronological order.
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\nI started working in the Circulation Department in February 2011 of my freshman year. From there I’ve had the opportunity to move to other departments.
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\nI’ve worked in Circulation, Serials, and Interlibrary Loan. Though I’ve moved around departments, I’ve stayed loyal to the library.
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\nThat’s easy—it was getting my name on the plaque in the Huell Howser Exhibit during the spring semester of my senior year! I was so happy that my name would have a permanent fixture in the library, because I’ve loved working here.
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\nI graduated with a double major in History and Spanish in May 2014.
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\nWorking in the library has inspired me to want to be a librarian. I would especially like to continue working in archives.
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\nMy student work at the Leatherby Libraries inspired my career choice. I’m so grateful that I had the opportunity to work in several departments and get to know so many people here at the library. I’ve learned a lot about how things are organized and what computer systems librarians like to use, but most importantly the people here have given me advice and encouragement.
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\nI like writing stories with my sister and reading books. I also love music; I play the piano, viola, and organ.
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\nJulieta Quezada, Circulation Student Assistant
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\nChecking in and shelving books.
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\nI can picture where a book is if you give me the call number
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\nPsychology, 2017
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\nWorking with the community as a social worker or doing research as a Ph.D.
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\nYes; I now know how to find good resources to use on my research projects, something that I will be doing a lot in the future.
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\nI enjoy running and reading a good book.
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\nOne Hundred Years of Solitude
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\n Jeran Ulrich<\/strong><\/h1>\n
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\nJeran Ulrich, Administrative Student Assistant.
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\nI work on of the fourth floor of the library, but run errands throughout the library and all over campus.
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\nMy job varies day to day, but entails assisting with administration with whatever they are working on. I spend a majority of my time organizing marketing materials, maintaining databases, and setting up events.
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\nRecently I have been organizing the massive photo database of the library to improve accessibility.
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\nI started here January of 2014.
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\nOn campus, I have also worked for Guest Relations and with the Commencement Ceremonies team.
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\nIt was awesome having the opportunity to be a part of the process of the Huell Howser exhibit, a permanent display and resource located here at the library.
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\nI’m a Business and Computer Information Systems double major, set to graduate spring of 2016.
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\nLooking for work that fuses my academic interest; I am exploring options in both the tech and finance realm.
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\nThe Leatherby Library has been nothing but awesome and supportive of their student workers, and for me, it has truly given a greater sense of efficient management, and the value\/benefit of exceptional administration. The directors of the library have created a great organizational system and culture, one that I have learned a lot from and will continue to utilize as a sort of guide for the working environments I aim to associate with once I have moved on from my work here, and strive to replicate when I am put into a position of management.
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\nI love managing my own dessert business, Sweet Fillings. I thrive on fulfilling people’s sweet tooth whether it be at catered events, selling at Southern California events, or local markets.
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\nA Lesson Before Dying by Ernest J. Gaines left a lasting impression.
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\n Kate Chapin<\/strong><\/h1>\n
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\nKate Chapin, Circulation Student Assistant
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\nCirculation and Serials
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\nI process incoming journals. I also check in and shelve circulating books along with special projects.
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\nWe just finished sending journals to be bound. We are also currently shifting books in the Humanities Library.
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\n1 year
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\nYes, Student Assistant to University Advancement and Student Assistant in the Kathleen Muth Reading Center.
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\nIntegrated Educational Studies, Spring 2015
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\nEducation that takes place outside of the classroom, such as librarianship.
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\nYes, I’ve gained work experience and a knowledge of library systems.
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\nReading, going to Disneyland, and spending time with my friends.
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\nI just finished reading
\nWill Grayson, Will Grayson <\/em>
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\n Melanie Duke<\/strong><\/h1>\n
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\nMelanie Duke, Administrative Student Assistant.
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\nI work on the fourth floor of the building in the Library Administration Department.
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\nI do a lot of different tasks for the library. Among them are alumni relations, creating and cleaning displays, distributing mail, donor relations, social media research, flyer and invitation designs, photography, secretarial duties, setting up for events, and visitor relations. All of these allow every day to be different, making my position here very dynamic and involved with what goes on at the library!
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\nMy project at the moment is working on these student assistant profiles. Our project’s goal is to highlight the different student assistants working at the library over the summer and to show how much they do for us!
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\nI started my position late February 2014 and have continued working since then, even during the summer.
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\nMy first job on campus, I have been very fortunate to find such a nice working environment with great supervisors.
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\nLimited during the school year, the summer has given me the opportunity to become more acquainted with the many donors to the library. In preparation for the Italian-American Archives, I have been packing, organizing documents and photos, and learning about the very involved community. While doing so, I’ve learned an incredible amount not only about the heritage and efforts of the Italian-American community, but also its relationship to Chapman University. It has been a very unique experience.
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\nI am currently a Digital Arts major emphasizing in animation. I have been extremely happy with the program and plan on graduating in the spring of 2017.
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\nAs much as I enjoy working at the library, my dream job is to work in the animation industry at a studio either making the next great Disney, Pixar or DreamWorks film! Animation is a happy marriage of art and film, both interests which I am very passionate about. I am very excited about my future and can’t wait to be in such a creative and inspiring environment.
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\nThough not related to the film industry, my student work has prepared me for my future occupations by teaching me how to handle many tasks at one time and collaborate with those around me.
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\nIn line with my major, I constantly sketch, watch films and go to Disneyland in my spare time. I’m also an old soul so I enjoy watching classic movies and listening to the music of the 1920s, big bands and classic ‘80s rock on my beautiful record player. Taking dance lessons since I was three, I also love swing dancing, ballet and pointe work.
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\nI am currently reading the novella,
\nBreakfast at Tiffany’s<\/em>
\n by Truman Capote, which was the basis for one of my all-time favorite movies. The last book I loved though was
\nZ: A Novel of Zelda Fitzgerald<\/em>
\n by Therese Anne Fowler. A huge admirer of the Jazz Age, it wonderfully tells the story of Zelda and F. Scott Fitzgerald and how their young romance slowly spiraled into madness by the glitz and glamour of the “Lost Generation.”
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\nNick D’Andrea<\/strong><\/h1>\n
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\nNick D’Andrea, Circulation Student Assistant
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\nManaging the flow of books returned and checked out
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\n3 years in September
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\nPolitical Science, May 2015
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\nMusic, photography, and religion
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\nDemocracy Inc.
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\n Taylor Scavo<\/strong><\/h1>\n