Abstract

1. Foreword Diane Zabel 2. Demand and Supply of Business Information Professionals: A Study of the Market from 2001-2005 Lisa O'Connor and Stacey Marien 3. Growing Our Own: Mentoring Undergraduate Students Doreen Harwood and Charlene McCormack 4. The Orientation and Training of New Librarians for Business Information Ryan Womack 5. Early Career Librarianship in the Business Library Gene Hayworth 6. Development of Mid-Career Librarians Cory Tucker 7. Growing Your Own Leaders: Succession Planning in Libraries Judith M. Nixon 8. Reframing Leadership: The ACRL/Harvard Leadership Institute for Academic Librarians Sally W. Kalin 9. The UCLA Senior Fellows Program Juliet Rumble and Bonnie MacEwan 10. Transition from Staff to Faculty in an Academic Library Cheryl McCallips 11. Transitions to Academic Libraries for Business Librarians and Librarians' Response to Adjunct Teaching Christopher LeBeau 12. Taking Business (Librarianship) Public Mark E. Andersen 13. Transitioning to Corporate Librarianship Emily Rimland and Glenn Masuchika 14. Successful Mentoring Programs: Examples from Within and Without the Academy Bonnie A. Osif 15. The Mentoring Role of Professional Associations Diane Zabel 16. Keeping Up With Business Reference Celia Ross 17. Networking Strategies for Business and Economics Librarians Bobray Bordelon 18. Burnout Strategies for Librarians Kevin Harwell 19. The Career Choices of Business Librarians: A Survey and Discussion Todd M. Hines and Amia L. Baker 20. The MBA and Academic Business Librarians: More than Graduate Education for Subject Specialists Glenn S. McGuigan 21. The Value of International Experience David A. Flynn

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