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INALJ INALJ (I need a library job) is the work of over ** 180 volunteers and [Naomi House], ** but it started on ** October 16, 2010 ** when [Naomi] sent an email out to several of my ** Rutgers MLIS friends ** asking for ideas on sharing jobs we all found through listservs.
 * [Naomi] had been lucky enough to find my job as a reference librarian half way through my Masters degree and wanted to share the jobs I had found.
 * **Elizabeth Leonard** volunteered to start the Facebook and Twitter pages and I began my daily comprehensive digest of jobs I called INALJ.
 * Now [INALJ is] on [|Facebook], [|Twitter]and [|LinkedIn]and this website and we are looking to expand.
 * INALJ covers all 50 states, Canada and many international jobs as well.

Mia B. Blogs Mia Breitkopf is a graduate student pursuing her M.S. degree in Library and Information Science at Syracuse University, and she will graduate in May 2013.

[|Librarian in Black] This blog is kept up by Sarah Houghton-Jan, she is the Digital Futures Manager at the San Jose Public Library. She was named a 2009 // Library Journal // Mover & Shaker as Trendspotter. Her blog has some interesting posts about technology and the LIS profession. [|Information Wants To Be Free] This blog is kept up by Meredith Farkas, she is Head of Instructional Initiatives at Norwhich University in Vermont and is an adjunct faculty member at SJSU's School of Library and Information Science. She was named a 2006 Mover & Shaker by // Library Journal. // Her blog is full of discussions on LIS issues in the academic arena. Cataloging Futures, []

Coalition for Networked Resources, []

Evergreen-ILS blog, []

Federated Search, []

Tame the Web, []

The Uncommon Commons, []

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