DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF LIBRARIANS Sample Clauses

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF LIBRARIANS. 4.01 All Librarians have certain duties and responsibilities which derive from their practice as Librarians and their position as members of the academic community with academic freedom. The duties and responsibilities of Librarians shall be an appropriate combination of:
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DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF LIBRARIANS. A. Required of all librarians: • provide librarian services to students at assigned times and locations; • maintain necessary library records; • take appropriate precautions against the theft, deterioration, or destruction of library facilities, equipment, and materials; and • submit timely and accurate reports as required.
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DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF LIBRARIANS. 17.01 The duties and responsibilities of librarian members fall into three (3) categories:
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DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF LIBRARIANS. ⚫ Support for Research and Professional Development Article 5 REDUCTION IN DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Article 6 RESEARCH APPOINTMENTS
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