#future librarian

[lysistratias]

Did some more research into the MLIS program I eventually want to go in and now I’m so excited and motivated with my undergrad work ahhhh

[lovemollywho]

Who wants to play spot the differences?!

For those of you who don't know me (or don't know me well) I've been working and going through Grad School to get my Masters in Library Science and was offered a position as a Youth Librarian at a brand new library!

I finished up Grad School with a nice Covid-19 bow and today is my first day at my new job! I'm super excited and really nervous but am so excited for everything to come!

Wish me luck!

[stvdiare]

hey, everyone!! i'm louie & i'm new to the studyblr community & am v excited to be here! i'm 23 years old and i'm a first year master's student in library and information sciences! if all goes according to plan, i should be graduating in 2021 with the ability to be a kids' librarian! after that, i'm considering looking into phd programs, probably in something to do with literature or romance languages (i speak italian, spanish, and a little bit of french!) i can't wait to meet more of you and be inspired by your gorgeous posts!! for now, here's a lil snippet of my saturday morning study sesh, complete with my third cup of coffee sjflkdsfkjd

[archive-mylife]

Lunchtime studies in the back seat.

[likeafolkssong]

I HAVE MY LAST COLLEGE EXAM TODAY

[im-deathly-scared-of-zombies]

My campus is so pretty

[blogfordantreacy]

you know you’re going into the right profession when you’re excitedly editing your personal statement to better reflect how much libraries mean to you

[pearltrees]

When tough choices come knocking, it’s time to put up your hair, drink your coffee, make a pros and cons list, and then just do it scared. I hope.