The ALIA & RIMPA New Grads and Curtin LIS Alumni are
hosting a professional development event in October. The topic is “Consultancy
- Life outside of libraries, records and archives”. We have gathered a panel of
library and information management consultants, who are ready to answer your
questions. Guests include Librarian Grant Stone and Gail E Murphy from
Information Enterprises Australia Pty Ltd (IEA).
Grant has worked as a Rare Books Consultant Librarian from 2011-2015, establishing a purchased collection, from New York, as a working Library of 10,000 exceptional volumes in the field of Geology, Mining and Mining History here in Perth.
Gail’s current role involves the coordination of IEA’s employment and consulting services, providing consulting services to clients, as well as developing and presenting IEA’s records management training courses.
What: Panel discussion with audience questions
Grant has worked as a Rare Books Consultant Librarian from 2011-2015, establishing a purchased collection, from New York, as a working Library of 10,000 exceptional volumes in the field of Geology, Mining and Mining History here in Perth.
Gail’s current role involves the coordination of IEA’s employment and consulting services, providing consulting services to clients, as well as developing and presenting IEA’s records management training courses.
What: Panel discussion with audience questions
Where: Great Southern Room, State Library of Western Australia
UPDATE: Room change to Geographe Room, State Library of Western Australia
UPDATE: Room change to Geographe Room, State Library of Western Australia
When: 5.30 to 7.30pm, Wednesday 12 October 2016
Cost: Gold coin donation (on the day)
RSVP: anikaclairemoore@gmail.com
(by Tuesday 11 October)
Gail’s experience within the records management industry is extensive, having worked within the public and private sectors for over thirty years. Prior to her employment with IEA Gail worked as a Librarian in the public library environment and as a Records/Information Manager in State government, local government and the resources sector.
Grant has been building Murdoch’s Popular Culture Collections since 1974 particularly in the areas of Science Fiction, Fantasy, Comic material, alternative counter culture and social change materials. Grant is a regular contributor to public radio and an authority on science fiction, fantasy and children’s literature. He presented the nationally broadcast, weekly ‘Faster than Light’ radio show until August 2012.
Come along to hear all about consultancy in libraries, records and archives, nibbles will be provided.
Please RSVP to anikaclairemoore@gmail.com (by Tuesday 11 October) . We look forward to seeing you all there.
Gail’s experience within the records management industry is extensive, having worked within the public and private sectors for over thirty years. Prior to her employment with IEA Gail worked as a Librarian in the public library environment and as a Records/Information Manager in State government, local government and the resources sector.
Grant has been building Murdoch’s Popular Culture Collections since 1974 particularly in the areas of Science Fiction, Fantasy, Comic material, alternative counter culture and social change materials. Grant is a regular contributor to public radio and an authority on science fiction, fantasy and children’s literature. He presented the nationally broadcast, weekly ‘Faster than Light’ radio show until August 2012.
Come along to hear all about consultancy in libraries, records and archives, nibbles will be provided.
Please RSVP to anikaclairemoore@gmail.com (by Tuesday 11 October) . We look forward to seeing you all there.