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Friday September 6, 2024 1:45pm - 2:45pm MDT
This presentation explores the transformative role of rural libraries in dismantling traditional hierarchies between floor staff and degreed librarians as well as highlighting their pioneering efforts in achieving equitable distribution of responsibilities. Rural libraries often challenge the institutional standard of requiring advanced master’s levels degrees for much of library work. By examining one little library on the eastern plains of Colorado, I hope to share the hard work and success stories of non-degreed library staff. The aim is to present and inspire a paradigm shift in internal equity within libraries between floor staff and librarians. We will focus on the crucial contributions all staff members make and advocating for a more inclusive and accessible approach to library services. The other goal of this presentation is to provide inspiration to staff who may not be able to access higher education.
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Jordan Guerriero

Assistant Supervisor, Arapahoe Library District
Jordan M. Guerriero is an Assistant Supervisor with over 4 years of experience working in both urban and rural libraries. In addition to a vast history working in social work.  Jordan's experience ranges from digital literacy, makerspaces, and even to storytime. She loves to work... Read More →
Friday September 6, 2024 1:45pm - 2:45pm MDT
Imperial Ballroom Breakout Room: Fourth Floor

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