Category Archives: Collegiality

Importance of Subject Expertise in Academic Librarianship

Posted on November 6, 2015 by UT Librarians Blog

The debate of whether or not academic librarians need to have subject expertise, that is advanced post-graduate degrees in specialized subject areas  or professional creative experiences and knowledge, in addition to the standard masters degree in information studies, is not … Continue reading →

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Town Hall Meetings to Discuss SJAC Results for Negotiating Terms of Employment – Mark Your Calendars!

Posted on November 8, 2014 by UT Librarians Blog

Members of UTFA’s SJAC negotiating team will be present at all three meetings to provide information and respond to comments. Please make every effort to attend, and bring a colleague with you! 1. On the St George Campus:  Wednesday, November … Continue reading →

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Message from UTFA about Collegiality

Posted on May 26, 2012 by UT Librarians Blog

A video of UofT faculty discussing what this means, see: http://www.utfa.org/content/message-utfa-collegiality-governance-university-toronto

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