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|a Creativity for library career advancement:
|b perspective, techniques and eureka moments /
|c edited by Vera Gubnitskaia and Carol Smallwood ; forward by Deb Biggs Tenbusch.
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|a Jefferson, North Carolina :
|b McFarland & Company, Inc., Publishers,
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|t The power of incubation: slowing down to speed up creativity /
|r Jim Jipson and Kellie Sparks --
|t Two worlds, one outlet: zine making and critical reflection for professional and personal development /
|r Silvia Vong --
|t It's in the cards: using tarot reading to access professional creativity /
|r Laura Wimberley --
|t What is your quest? Learning through role-playing games /
|r Michael P. Buono --
|t Growth lessons learned from a one-year fellowship in a nontraditional library environment /
|r Dana E. Thimons --
|t Applying improvisation in libraries and librarianship /
|r Anthony Stamatoplos --
|t Let your voice be heard: libraries as publishers /
|r Kathleen Christy --
|t The art of pseudo-archives and its role in advocacy /
|r Anastasia S. Varnalis-Weigle --
|t Reinvention through necessity: one librarian's evolution from one-shots to for-credit teaching /
|r Mary Tood Chesnut --
|t The library as laboratory: using makerspaces to cultivate organizational and personal creativity /
|r Courtney McAllister and Christine R. Elliott --
|t Firing up personal growth with the spark of creativity: how to start a creativity group for library staff /
|r Leslie A. Wagner --
|t Following in the footprints of the master (detective) /
|r Robert Perret --
|t Poets and scholars: foregrounding librarians' creative writing in and out of the university classroom /
|r Rochelle Smith --
|t The tenure-track librarian as a scholarly researcher /
|r Rachel K. Fischer --
|t The writerly librarian: creativity and writing /
|r Addison Lucchi --
|t The process of research and publication as a tool for personal and professional growth /
|r Astrid Oliver --
|t Small steps, big impact: professional and personal growth and development /
|r Robin R. Breault, Brooke McDonald Shelton and James Ritter --
|t Transparency and subterfuge: encouraging creativity in academic libraries /
|r Jack Maness, Erin Elzi and Shannon Tharp --
|t Creative accommodations: finding the best solution for library employees with invisible disabilities /
|r Joy M. Perrin and Carrye Kay Syma --
|t Contagious creativity: leveraging staff talents and interest to find career satisfaction /
|r Shelia Gaines and Casey Parkman --
|t Developing in-house support for early career staff /
|r Paula Archey, Maggie Nunley and Erin E. Pappas --
|t Music to my ears: using amateur music-making as a means of vocational specialty /
|r Bruce R. Schueneman --
|t A shutterbug in a world of bookworms: photography as a creative outlet in academic librarianship /
|r Michelle P. McKinney --
|t Artful information: lessons for librarians from visual artists /
|r Tim Gorichanaz --
|t Arts enrichment for a working artist librarian /
|r Yolanda Poston --
|t Finding your librarian voice: creative ways to get involved and share ideas /
|r Holly Mills and Sharon Holderman --
|t Collective creativity /
|r Amy Gay and Kelsey George --
|t Around the state in postcards: creating traveling exhibits /
|r Ruth Elder and Jana Slay --
|t Creative problem solving in libraries: budgets, staff and the lack thereof /
|r Nora Franco and Maria Lobley --
|t Beyond the boot camp: no-cost conferences /
|r Heather C. Seminelli.
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|a In today's diverse, ever-changing job market, creativity is more necessary than ever. In a profession offering a broad range of job opportunities, librarians are surrounded by myriad connections to be made. They are trained to recognize them. This collection of new essays covers a wide spectrum of methods for cultivating creativity. Topics include learning through role-playing games, libraries as publishers, setting up and using makerspaces, developing in-home support for early-career staff, creating travelling exhibits, creative problem solving, and organizing no-cost conferences.
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|a Library science
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|a Librarians
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