 New Staff Orientation
Schedule
Thursday, April 20, 2000
Tour the Library Shelving Facility; Staff is to meet at the LSF on Leeder
Hill
Drive in Hamden at 1:00 pm (approximately 1-hour duration)
Tuesday, April 25, 2000
SPECIAL COLLECTIONS AT YALE , Presented by Diane Kaplan, Archivist
A discussion of the 17 Special Collections at Yale to include an orientation
to
Manuscripts and Archives and Fortunoff for Holocaust Testimonies with
screenings of edited testimonies.
10:00 am - Noon; SML Lecture Hall
Thursday, April 27, 2000
INTRODUCTION TO OPERATIONS OF THE LIBRARY SYSTEMS OFFICE,
Presented by staff members of the Systems Office.
11:00 am - Noon; SML Lecture Hall
Human Resources Library Statistics
Below are some statistics on filled library positions for the past and
current fiscal years:
Total Library Staff Hired:
Fiscal Year 1998-1999 |
Fiscal Year 1999-April 2000 |
Clerical &
Technical: 60 |
Clerical &
Technical: 54 |
| Mangerial: 12 |
Managerial: 10 |
| Librarians: 15 |
Librarians: 14 |
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HR ALERT!!
By now all managerial and professional staff should have received their
performance evaluation forms. The deadline date for having these forms
in Human Resources is June 30, 2000. Please call Human Resources if
you have not received your form.
 Hiring Supervisors
The summer months are quickly approaching! Now is the time to get your
student requisitions completed for summer help. Formal notices will
be out shortly.
After May 10, 2000 full time hours increase from 17 to 37.5/week for student
positions.
COMING SOON
Be on the lookout for the upcoming memo of the Part-Time work option offer.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Monday, April 24
Principles and Practices of Contract Administration; all supervisors,
with responsibilities for Local 34 bargaining unit staff, are encouraged
to attend. This session is without charge and specifically designed
for library supervisors. The session is being held from 9-12 at the
Learning Center.
Monday, May 8
University's Service Awards: For those who have completed 5, 10, 15 and 20
years of service.
Wednesday, June 14
University's Long Service Dinner: For those who have completed 25,
30, 35 and 40 years of service.
| Learning Center
Opportunities |
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For more information you may contact the
learning center
Train-the-Trainer I
This workshop will focus on:
applying adult learning principles
and group dynamics; analyzing
course materials; establishing &
maintaining instructor credibility;
preparing instruction site &
setting; effective use of
instructional methods, aids and
media; and training delivery that
motivates participants to learn.
April 7 & 28 8:30am to 4pm
221 Whitney Avenue |
Life Balance Workshop
Participants in this workshop will
be invited to examine balance in
their lives.
Roles and boundaries in life will
be explored. Strategies will be
offered for successfully creating a
life that has participants moving
more towards balance than away
from it.
April 11th 9:00am to 12noon
221 Whitney Avenue |
Strategy in Action
Strive proactively for goals instead
of reacting to daily pressures.
"Strategy in Action" will help you
to achieve much greater long-term
results.
In this course we will identify
what strategic planning is, how to
translate departmental goals into
personal action steps, and how to
measure progress toward goals
and your organization's vision.
April 18th 9:00am to 12noon
221 Whitney Avenue |
Diversity II: How Differences
Impact Group Interactions
After developing a personal
awareness of our own diversity
characteristics, the next step is to
examine how we interact with
others of difference, particularly
in work settings. This course will
look at how diversity issues
impact teamwork and how to
work in and manage diverse
groups.
April 20th 9:00am to 4:00pm
221 Whitney Avenue |
Click here for information on registration
procedures for library
staff and course discounts.
The deadline for the May issue is April 24, 2000 to get your articles and
departmental news published into Library Links! Please send any
Library Links publications to
Library Human Resources.
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