TLA Jobline

How to post in TLA Jobline

TLA Jobline posts are listed in chronological order of post-date. To help jobseekers search through posts, please follow the format below.

 

DISCUSSION SUBJECT LINE: Job title, Employer, City, Library type

Example: Reference Librarian- Austin Public Library- Austin, TX-  Public

• Position Title (example: Reference Librarian, Elementary Librarian, Librarian Coordinator)
• Employer Name (Example: Austin Public Library)
• City (example: Austin, TX)
• Library Type (Example: Academic, School, Public, Science)

BODY:

• Date post closes
• Date position starts
• Salary or salary range
• Direct person to contact (Name and contact info, embed email addresses)
• Years of experience required or level of position (entry level, etc.)
• Other requirements of the position (degrees or technical skills)

 

HASHTAGS:

Everything is searchable in Engage by using the search bar on the top right corner and the community filters on the left-hand side, however, hashtags help searching even more. Include hashtags at the end of your post to help jobseekers search through posts.

Examples: #Austin #Reference #School #EntryLevel #SeniorLevel

Use the attached Resources for more help. 

------------------------------
Christy Reynolds (she/her)
Membership Coordinator
Texas Library Association
------------------------------

Thank you for the guide to posting. I was beginning to miss how the old system would allow searching through the posts. Will the TLA Jobline eventually have the filters like the ALA Jobline so you can search through the posts by library type, job type, etc? I'm concerned that posts added to this list are getting lost in the shuffle. 

Additionally, I wondered if the old position posts will eventually disappear or if it is up to the person posting to remove it. 

I appreciate TLA's hard work to keep up with the changing time. 

Thank you, 

Alex

------------------------------
Dr. Alexia Riggs
Director, A. Frank Smith Jr. Library Center
Southwestern University
Georgetown, Texas
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 10-13-2022 11:17
From: Christy Reynolds
Subject: How to post in TLA Jobline

How to post in TLA Jobline

TLA Jobline posts are listed in chronological order of post-date. To help jobseekers search through posts, please follow the format below.

 

DISCUSSION SUBJECT LINE: Job title, Employer, City, Library type

Example: Reference Librarian- Austin Public Library- Austin, TX-  Public

• Position Title (example: Reference Librarian, Elementary Librarian, Librarian Coordinator)
• Employer Name (Example: Austin Public Library)
• City (example: Austin, TX)
• Library Type (Example: Academic, School, Public, Science)

BODY:

• Date post closes
• Date position starts
• Salary or salary range
• Direct person to contact (Name and contact info, embed email addresses)
• Years of experience required or level of position (entry level, etc.)
• Other requirements of the position (degrees or technical skills)

 

HASHTAGS:

Everything is searchable in Engage by using the search bar on the top right corner and the community filters on the left-hand side, however, hashtags help searching even more. Include hashtags at the end of your post to help jobseekers search through posts.

Examples: #Austin #Reference #School #EntryLevel #SeniorLevel

Use the attached Resources for more help. 

------------------------------
Christy Reynolds (she/her)
Membership Coordinator
Texas Library Association
------------------------------

Hi Alexia,

Thank you for the feedback! This job board will not have filters setup like ALA but any word or hashtag can be used to filter through the posts. Use the search bar on the top left corner, then filter to the TLA Jobline Community using the filters on the right-hand side and sort by "Most Recent". 

Below is a screenshot of a search for an "elementary" position. 



Thank you!

------------------------------
Christy Reynolds (she/her)
Membership Coordinator
Texas Library Association
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 10-14-2022 08:03
From: Alexia Riggs
Subject: How to post in TLA Jobline

Thank you for the guide to posting. I was beginning to miss how the old system would allow searching through the posts. Will the TLA Jobline eventually have the filters like the ALA Jobline so you can search through the posts by library type, job type, etc? I'm concerned that posts added to this list are getting lost in the shuffle. 

Additionally, I wondered if the old position posts will eventually disappear or if it is up to the person posting to remove it. 

I appreciate TLA's hard work to keep up with the changing time. 

Thank you, 

Alex

------------------------------
Dr. Alexia Riggs
Director, A. Frank Smith Jr. Library Center
Southwestern University
Georgetown, Texas

Original Message:
Sent: 10-13-2022 11:17
From: Christy Reynolds
Subject: How to post in TLA Jobline

How to post in TLA Jobline

TLA Jobline posts are listed in chronological order of post-date. To help jobseekers search through posts, please follow the format below.

 

DISCUSSION SUBJECT LINE: Job title, Employer, City, Library type

Example: Reference Librarian- Austin Public Library- Austin, TX-  Public

• Position Title (example: Reference Librarian, Elementary Librarian, Librarian Coordinator)
• Employer Name (Example: Austin Public Library)
• City (example: Austin, TX)
• Library Type (Example: Academic, School, Public, Science)

BODY:

• Date post closes
• Date position starts
• Salary or salary range
• Direct person to contact (Name and contact info, embed email addresses)
• Years of experience required or level of position (entry level, etc.)
• Other requirements of the position (degrees or technical skills)

 

HASHTAGS:

Everything is searchable in Engage by using the search bar on the top right corner and the community filters on the left-hand side, however, hashtags help searching even more. Include hashtags at the end of your post to help jobseekers search through posts.

Examples: #Austin #Reference #School #EntryLevel #SeniorLevel

Use the attached Resources for more help. 

------------------------------
Christy Reynolds (she/her)
Membership Coordinator
Texas Library Association
------------------------------

I know I'm asking a lot of questions, but I want to ensure I understand the process and how to guide others as needed.

Is there a guide or video to assist those searching, so they know how to find jobs within the list? Could a list be developed of potential keywords to use for uniform searches? 

Thank you for your time and patience, 

Alex

------------------------------
Dr. Alexia Riggs
Director, A. Frank Smith Jr. Library Center
Southwestern University
Georgetown, Texas
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 10-14-2022 11:10
From: Christy Reynolds
Subject: How to post in TLA Jobline

Hi Alexia,

Thank you for the feedback! This job board will not have filters setup like ALA but any word or hashtag can be used to filter through the posts. Use the search bar on the top left corner, then filter to the TLA Jobline Community using the filters on the right-hand side and sort by "Most Recent". 

Just like the old job board the TLA Member that posted the job position is required to edit, remove or add more information as needed. TLA will not alter or remove posts unless they violate our community policies. Below is a screenshot of a search for an "elementary" position. 



Thank you!

------------------------------
Christy Reynolds (she/her)
Membership Coordinator
Texas Library Association

Original Message:
Sent: 10-14-2022 08:03
From: Alexia Riggs
Subject: How to post in TLA Jobline

Thank you for the guide to posting. I was beginning to miss how the old system would allow searching through the posts. Will the TLA Jobline eventually have the filters like the ALA Jobline so you can search through the posts by library type, job type, etc? I'm concerned that posts added to this list are getting lost in the shuffle. 

Additionally, I wondered if the old position posts will eventually disappear or if it is up to the person posting to remove it. 

I appreciate TLA's hard work to keep up with the changing time. 

Thank you, 

Alex

------------------------------
Dr. Alexia Riggs
Director, A. Frank Smith Jr. Library Center
Southwestern University
Georgetown, Texas

Original Message:
Sent: 10-13-2022 11:17
From: Christy Reynolds
Subject: How to post in TLA Jobline

How to post in TLA Jobline

TLA Jobline posts are listed in chronological order of post-date. To help jobseekers search through posts, please follow the format below.

 

DISCUSSION SUBJECT LINE: Job title, Employer, City, Library type

Example: Reference Librarian- Austin Public Library- Austin, TX-  Public

• Position Title (example: Reference Librarian, Elementary Librarian, Librarian Coordinator)
• Employer Name (Example: Austin Public Library)
• City (example: Austin, TX)
• Library Type (Example: Academic, School, Public, Science)

BODY:

• Date post closes
• Date position starts
• Salary or salary range
• Direct person to contact (Name and contact info, embed email addresses)
• Years of experience required or level of position (entry level, etc.)
• Other requirements of the position (degrees or technical skills)

 

HASHTAGS:

Everything is searchable in Engage by using the search bar on the top right corner and the community filters on the left-hand side, however, hashtags help searching even more. Include hashtags at the end of your post to help jobseekers search through posts.

Examples: #Austin #Reference #School #EntryLevel #SeniorLevel

Use the attached Resources for more help. 

------------------------------
Christy Reynolds (she/her)
Membership Coordinator
Texas Library Association
------------------------------

Hi Alex, 

I like the idea of developing a list of potential keyword searches for those job seekers who need special aid or first time job seekers (or people who have been unemployed for a while and have a hard time getting back to the workforce). Christy provided a good example. If you want to go ahead and create a list and share with the community, that will be great. I'm sure people will give you feedback here and it's something helpful that you can do.

------------------------------
Xiping Liu
Resource Description Librarian
University Of Houston
Houston TX
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 10-14-2022 15:53
From: Alexia Riggs
Subject: How to post in TLA Jobline

I know I'm asking a lot of questions, but I want to ensure I understand the process and how to guide others as needed.

Is there a guide or video to assist those searching, so they know how to find jobs within the list? Could a list be developed of potential keywords to use for uniform searches? 

Thank you for your time and patience, 

Alex

------------------------------
Dr. Alexia Riggs
Director, A. Frank Smith Jr. Library Center
Southwestern University
Georgetown, Texas

Original Message:
Sent: 10-14-2022 11:10
From: Christy Reynolds
Subject: How to post in TLA Jobline

Hi Alexia,

Thank you for the feedback! This job board will not have filters setup like ALA but any word or hashtag can be used to filter through the posts. Use the search bar on the top left corner, then filter to the TLA Jobline Community using the filters on the right-hand side and sort by "Most Recent". 

Just like the old job board the TLA Member that posted the job position is required to edit, remove or add more information as needed. TLA will not alter or remove posts unless they violate our community policies. Below is a screenshot of a search for an "elementary" position. 



Thank you!

------------------------------
Christy Reynolds (she/her)
Membership Coordinator
Texas Library Association

Original Message:
Sent: 10-14-2022 08:03
From: Alexia Riggs
Subject: How to post in TLA Jobline

Thank you for the guide to posting. I was beginning to miss how the old system would allow searching through the posts. Will the TLA Jobline eventually have the filters like the ALA Jobline so you can search through the posts by library type, job type, etc? I'm concerned that posts added to this list are getting lost in the shuffle. 

Additionally, I wondered if the old position posts will eventually disappear or if it is up to the person posting to remove it. 

I appreciate TLA's hard work to keep up with the changing time. 

Thank you, 

Alex

------------------------------
Dr. Alexia Riggs
Director, A. Frank Smith Jr. Library Center
Southwestern University
Georgetown, Texas

Original Message:
Sent: 10-13-2022 11:17
From: Christy Reynolds
Subject: How to post in TLA Jobline

How to post in TLA Jobline

TLA Jobline posts are listed in chronological order of post-date. To help jobseekers search through posts, please follow the format below.

 

DISCUSSION SUBJECT LINE: Job title, Employer, City, Library type

Example: Reference Librarian- Austin Public Library- Austin, TX-  Public

• Position Title (example: Reference Librarian, Elementary Librarian, Librarian Coordinator)
• Employer Name (Example: Austin Public Library)
• City (example: Austin, TX)
• Library Type (Example: Academic, School, Public, Science)

BODY:

• Date post closes
• Date position starts
• Salary or salary range
• Direct person to contact (Name and contact info, embed email addresses)
• Years of experience required or level of position (entry level, etc.)
• Other requirements of the position (degrees or technical skills)

 

HASHTAGS:

Everything is searchable in Engage by using the search bar on the top right corner and the community filters on the left-hand side, however, hashtags help searching even more. Include hashtags at the end of your post to help jobseekers search through posts.

Examples: #Austin #Reference #School #EntryLevel #SeniorLevel

Use the attached Resources for more help. 

------------------------------
Christy Reynolds (she/her)
Membership Coordinator
Texas Library Association
------------------------------

I think this is a good idea, but a hive mind might be better than one person. We could start with the keywords available from the ALA Joblist. Is anyone else interested in helping? 

Alex

------------------------------
Dr. Alexia Riggs
Director, A. Frank Smith Jr. Library Center
Southwestern University
Georgetown, Texas
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 10-16-2022 10:52
From: Xiping Liu
Subject: How to post in TLA Jobline

Hi Alex, 

I like the idea of developing a list of potential keyword searches for those job seekers who need special aid or first time job seekers (or people who have been unemployed for a while and have a hard time getting back to the workforce). Christy provided a good example. If you want to go ahead and create a list and share with the community, that will be great. I'm sure people will give you feedback here and it's something helpful that you can do.

------------------------------
Xiping Liu
Resource Description Librarian
University Of Houston
Houston TX

Original Message:
Sent: 10-14-2022 15:53
From: Alexia Riggs
Subject: How to post in TLA Jobline

I know I'm asking a lot of questions, but I want to ensure I understand the process and how to guide others as needed.

Is there a guide or video to assist those searching, so they know how to find jobs within the list? Could a list be developed of potential keywords to use for uniform searches? 

Thank you for your time and patience, 

Alex

------------------------------
Dr. Alexia Riggs
Director, A. Frank Smith Jr. Library Center
Southwestern University
Georgetown, Texas

Original Message:
Sent: 10-14-2022 11:10
From: Christy Reynolds
Subject: How to post in TLA Jobline

Hi Alexia,

Thank you for the feedback! This job board will not have filters setup like ALA but any word or hashtag can be used to filter through the posts. Use the search bar on the top left corner, then filter to the TLA Jobline Community using the filters on the right-hand side and sort by "Most Recent". 

Just like the old job board the TLA Member that posted the job position is required to edit, remove or add more information as needed. TLA will not alter or remove posts unless they violate our community policies. Below is a screenshot of a search for an "elementary" position. 



Thank you!

------------------------------
Christy Reynolds (she/her)
Membership Coordinator
Texas Library Association

Original Message:
Sent: 10-14-2022 08:03
From: Alexia Riggs
Subject: How to post in TLA Jobline

Thank you for the guide to posting. I was beginning to miss how the old system would allow searching through the posts. Will the TLA Jobline eventually have the filters like the ALA Jobline so you can search through the posts by library type, job type, etc? I'm concerned that posts added to this list are getting lost in the shuffle. 

Additionally, I wondered if the old position posts will eventually disappear or if it is up to the person posting to remove it. 

I appreciate TLA's hard work to keep up with the changing time. 

Thank you, 

Alex

------------------------------
Dr. Alexia Riggs
Director, A. Frank Smith Jr. Library Center
Southwestern University
Georgetown, Texas

Original Message:
Sent: 10-13-2022 11:17
From: Christy Reynolds
Subject: How to post in TLA Jobline

How to post in TLA Jobline

TLA Jobline posts are listed in chronological order of post-date. To help jobseekers search through posts, please follow the format below.

 

DISCUSSION SUBJECT LINE: Job title, Employer, City, Library type

Example: Reference Librarian- Austin Public Library- Austin, TX-  Public

• Position Title (example: Reference Librarian, Elementary Librarian, Librarian Coordinator)
• Employer Name (Example: Austin Public Library)
• City (example: Austin, TX)
• Library Type (Example: Academic, School, Public, Science)

BODY:

• Date post closes
• Date position starts
• Salary or salary range
• Direct person to contact (Name and contact info, embed email addresses)
• Years of experience required or level of position (entry level, etc.)
• Other requirements of the position (degrees or technical skills)

 

HASHTAGS:

Everything is searchable in Engage by using the search bar on the top right corner and the community filters on the left-hand side, however, hashtags help searching even more. Include hashtags at the end of your post to help jobseekers search through posts.

Examples: #Austin #Reference #School #EntryLevel #SeniorLevel

Use the attached Resources for more help. 

------------------------------
Christy Reynolds (she/her)
Membership Coordinator
Texas Library Association
------------------------------

Go ahead and get started on your keyword list, Alex. I can definitely help out.

------------------------------
Xiping Liu
Resource Description Librarian
University Of Houston
Houston TX
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 10-16-2022 13:25
From: Alexia Riggs
Subject: How to post in TLA Jobline

I think this is a good idea, but a hive mind might be better than one person. We could start with the keywords available from the ALA Joblist. Is anyone else interested in helping? 

Alex

------------------------------
Dr. Alexia Riggs
Director, A. Frank Smith Jr. Library Center
Southwestern University
Georgetown, Texas

Original Message:
Sent: 10-16-2022 10:52
From: Xiping Liu
Subject: How to post in TLA Jobline

Hi Alex, 

I like the idea of developing a list of potential keyword searches for those job seekers who need special aid or first time job seekers (or people who have been unemployed for a while and have a hard time getting back to the workforce). Christy provided a good example. If you want to go ahead and create a list and share with the community, that will be great. I'm sure people will give you feedback here and it's something helpful that you can do.

------------------------------
Xiping Liu
Resource Description Librarian
University Of Houston
Houston TX

Original Message:
Sent: 10-14-2022 15:53
From: Alexia Riggs
Subject: How to post in TLA Jobline

I know I'm asking a lot of questions, but I want to ensure I understand the process and how to guide others as needed.

Is there a guide or video to assist those searching, so they know how to find jobs within the list? Could a list be developed of potential keywords to use for uniform searches? 

Thank you for your time and patience, 

Alex

------------------------------
Dr. Alexia Riggs
Director, A. Frank Smith Jr. Library Center
Southwestern University
Georgetown, Texas

Original Message:
Sent: 10-14-2022 11:10
From: Christy Reynolds
Subject: How to post in TLA Jobline

Hi Alexia,

Thank you for the feedback! This job board will not have filters setup like ALA but any word or hashtag can be used to filter through the posts. Use the search bar on the top left corner, then filter to the TLA Jobline Community using the filters on the right-hand side and sort by "Most Recent". 

Just like the old job board the TLA Member that posted the job position is required to edit, remove or add more information as needed. TLA will not alter or remove posts unless they violate our community policies. Below is a screenshot of a search for an "elementary" position. 



Thank you!

------------------------------
Christy Reynolds (she/her)
Membership Coordinator
Texas Library Association

Original Message:
Sent: 10-14-2022 08:03
From: Alexia Riggs
Subject: How to post in TLA Jobline

Thank you for the guide to posting. I was beginning to miss how the old system would allow searching through the posts. Will the TLA Jobline eventually have the filters like the ALA Jobline so you can search through the posts by library type, job type, etc? I'm concerned that posts added to this list are getting lost in the shuffle. 

Additionally, I wondered if the old position posts will eventually disappear or if it is up to the person posting to remove it. 

I appreciate TLA's hard work to keep up with the changing time. 

Thank you, 

Alex

------------------------------
Dr. Alexia Riggs
Director, A. Frank Smith Jr. Library Center
Southwestern University
Georgetown, Texas

Original Message:
Sent: 10-13-2022 11:17
From: Christy Reynolds
Subject: How to post in TLA Jobline

How to post in TLA Jobline

TLA Jobline posts are listed in chronological order of post-date. To help jobseekers search through posts, please follow the format below.

 

DISCUSSION SUBJECT LINE: Job title, Employer, City, Library type

Example: Reference Librarian- Austin Public Library- Austin, TX-  Public

• Position Title (example: Reference Librarian, Elementary Librarian, Librarian Coordinator)
• Employer Name (Example: Austin Public Library)
• City (example: Austin, TX)
• Library Type (Example: Academic, School, Public, Science)

BODY:

• Date post closes
• Date position starts
• Salary or salary range
• Direct person to contact (Name and contact info, embed email addresses)
• Years of experience required or level of position (entry level, etc.)
• Other requirements of the position (degrees or technical skills)

 

HASHTAGS:

Everything is searchable in Engage by using the search bar on the top right corner and the community filters on the left-hand side, however, hashtags help searching even more. Include hashtags at the end of your post to help jobseekers search through posts.

Examples: #Austin #Reference #School #EntryLevel #SeniorLevel

Use the attached Resources for more help. 

------------------------------
Christy Reynolds (she/her)
Membership Coordinator
Texas Library Association
------------------------------

I tried deleting my post in the job line so I could follow your guide with my new post. How do we delete?  3

Thank you, 

Alex

------------------------------
Dr. Alexia Riggs
Director, A. Frank Smith Jr. Library Center
Southwestern University
Georgetown, Texas
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 10-14-2022 11:10
From: Christy Reynolds
Subject: How to post in TLA Jobline

Hi Alexia,

Thank you for the feedback! This job board will not have filters setup like ALA but any word or hashtag can be used to filter through the posts. Use the search bar on the top left corner, then filter to the TLA Jobline Community using the filters on the right-hand side and sort by "Most Recent". 

Just like the old job board the TLA Member that posted the job position is required to edit, remove or add more information as needed. TLA will not alter or remove posts unless they violate our community policies. Below is a screenshot of a search for an "elementary" position. 



Thank you!

------------------------------
Christy Reynolds (she/her)
Membership Coordinator
Texas Library Association

Original Message:
Sent: 10-14-2022 08:03
From: Alexia Riggs
Subject: How to post in TLA Jobline

Thank you for the guide to posting. I was beginning to miss how the old system would allow searching through the posts. Will the TLA Jobline eventually have the filters like the ALA Jobline so you can search through the posts by library type, job type, etc? I'm concerned that posts added to this list are getting lost in the shuffle. 

Additionally, I wondered if the old position posts will eventually disappear or if it is up to the person posting to remove it. 

I appreciate TLA's hard work to keep up with the changing time. 

Thank you, 

Alex

------------------------------
Dr. Alexia Riggs
Director, A. Frank Smith Jr. Library Center
Southwestern University
Georgetown, Texas

Original Message:
Sent: 10-13-2022 11:17
From: Christy Reynolds
Subject: How to post in TLA Jobline

How to post in TLA Jobline

TLA Jobline posts are listed in chronological order of post-date. To help jobseekers search through posts, please follow the format below.

 

DISCUSSION SUBJECT LINE: Job title, Employer, City, Library type

Example: Reference Librarian- Austin Public Library- Austin, TX-  Public

• Position Title (example: Reference Librarian, Elementary Librarian, Librarian Coordinator)
• Employer Name (Example: Austin Public Library)
• City (example: Austin, TX)
• Library Type (Example: Academic, School, Public, Science)

BODY:

• Date post closes
• Date position starts
• Salary or salary range
• Direct person to contact (Name and contact info, embed email addresses)
• Years of experience required or level of position (entry level, etc.)
• Other requirements of the position (degrees or technical skills)

 

HASHTAGS:

Everything is searchable in Engage by using the search bar on the top right corner and the community filters on the left-hand side, however, hashtags help searching even more. Include hashtags at the end of your post to help jobseekers search through posts.

Examples: #Austin #Reference #School #EntryLevel #SeniorLevel

Use the attached Resources for more help. 

------------------------------
Christy Reynolds (she/her)
Membership Coordinator
Texas Library Association
------------------------------

Hey Alex, 

All jobs are created equal. I'm sure Christy will give you the professional guidance. I would leave the old job post in the archives for future job seekers and meanwhile start a new post with a new subject line. 



------------------------------
Xiping Liu
Resource Description Librarian
University Of Houston
Houston TX
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 10-19-2022 08:22
From: Alexia Riggs
Subject: How to post in TLA Jobline

I tried deleting my post in the job line so I could follow your guide with my new post. How do we delete?  3

Thank you, 

Alex

------------------------------
Dr. Alexia Riggs
Director, A. Frank Smith Jr. Library Center
Southwestern University
Georgetown, Texas

Original Message:
Sent: 10-14-2022 11:10
From: Christy Reynolds
Subject: How to post in TLA Jobline

Hi Alexia,

Thank you for the feedback! This job board will not have filters setup like ALA but any word or hashtag can be used to filter through the posts. Use the search bar on the top left corner, then filter to the TLA Jobline Community using the filters on the right-hand side and sort by "Most Recent". 

Just like the old job board the TLA Member that posted the job position is required to edit, remove or add more information as needed. TLA will not alter or remove posts unless they violate our community policies. Below is a screenshot of a search for an "elementary" position. 



Thank you!

------------------------------
Christy Reynolds (she/her)
Membership Coordinator
Texas Library Association

Original Message:
Sent: 10-14-2022 08:03
From: Alexia Riggs
Subject: How to post in TLA Jobline

Thank you for the guide to posting. I was beginning to miss how the old system would allow searching through the posts. Will the TLA Jobline eventually have the filters like the ALA Jobline so you can search through the posts by library type, job type, etc? I'm concerned that posts added to this list are getting lost in the shuffle. 

Additionally, I wondered if the old position posts will eventually disappear or if it is up to the person posting to remove it. 

I appreciate TLA's hard work to keep up with the changing time. 

Thank you, 

Alex

------------------------------
Dr. Alexia Riggs
Director, A. Frank Smith Jr. Library Center
Southwestern University
Georgetown, Texas

Original Message:
Sent: 10-13-2022 11:17
From: Christy Reynolds
Subject: How to post in TLA Jobline

How to post in TLA Jobline

TLA Jobline posts are listed in chronological order of post-date. To help jobseekers search through posts, please follow the format below.

 

DISCUSSION SUBJECT LINE: Job title, Employer, City, Library type

Example: Reference Librarian- Austin Public Library- Austin, TX-  Public

• Position Title (example: Reference Librarian, Elementary Librarian, Librarian Coordinator)
• Employer Name (Example: Austin Public Library)
• City (example: Austin, TX)
• Library Type (Example: Academic, School, Public, Science)

BODY:

• Date post closes
• Date position starts
• Salary or salary range
• Direct person to contact (Name and contact info, embed email addresses)
• Years of experience required or level of position (entry level, etc.)
• Other requirements of the position (degrees or technical skills)

 

HASHTAGS:

Everything is searchable in Engage by using the search bar on the top right corner and the community filters on the left-hand side, however, hashtags help searching even more. Include hashtags at the end of your post to help jobseekers search through posts.

Examples: #Austin #Reference #School #EntryLevel #SeniorLevel

Use the attached Resources for more help. 

------------------------------
Christy Reynolds (she/her)
Membership Coordinator
Texas Library Association
------------------------------

Hello, Christy, 

Is there a way to edit a job post?  The Director of one of our other campus libraries asked me to post a job on TLA Jobline as I am a TxLA member and she is not.  I did so, with the information she provided (which is also complicated now because the "link" is to me) -- but now she says applicants have to go through Cornerstone so she wants me to include that link in the job posting.  I admit:  This is above my pay grade.  Can you help me, please?  

Thank you, 

Sherron

------------------------------
Sherron Lux
Reference Librarian
Houston TX
281/459-7116
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 10-13-2022 11:17
From: Christy Reynolds
Subject: How to post in TLA Jobline

How to post in TLA Jobline

TLA Jobline posts are listed in chronological order of post-date. To help jobseekers search through posts, please follow the format below.

 

DISCUSSION SUBJECT LINE: Job title, Employer, City, Library type

Example: Reference Librarian- Austin Public Library- Austin, TX-  Public

• Position Title (example: Reference Librarian, Elementary Librarian, Librarian Coordinator)
• Employer Name (Example: Austin Public Library)
• City (example: Austin, TX)
• Library Type (Example: Academic, School, Public, Science)

BODY:

• Date post closes
• Date position starts
• Salary or salary range
• Direct person to contact (Name and contact info, embed email addresses)
• Years of experience required or level of position (entry level, etc.)
• Other requirements of the position (degrees or technical skills)

 

HASHTAGS:

Everything is searchable in Engage by using the search bar on the top right corner and the community filters on the left-hand side, however, hashtags help searching even more. Include hashtags at the end of your post to help jobseekers search through posts.

Examples: #Austin #Reference #School #EntryLevel #SeniorLevel

Use the attached Resources for more help. 

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Christy Reynolds (she/her)
Membership Coordinator
Texas Library Association
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