Friday, September 21, 2007
Staff Newsletter, Inside CUL, Launches as a Blog
Columbia University Information Services & University Libraries NEWS
We are thrilled to announce the debut of Inside CUL.
Inside CUL a bi-monthly staff newsletter for the Columbia Libraries community about promotions, new hires, and retires, conference participation and presentations, staff achievements, gifts and grants, renovation updates, events, and any new developments with staff in general. The first issue of Inside CUL can be found at http://tidings.cul.columbia.edu/inside-cul/.
Save the Date
for the Launch Party for Inside CUL
When: October 11, 2007, 4:00-5:00 PM
Where: 523 Butler
What: Come enjoy refreshments and learn more about the newsletter by and for Columbia Libraries staff!
Excerpt from the Editorial Mission:
Inside CUL is electronically published six times per year in January, March, May, July, September, and November.
Inside CUL provides bi-monthly communication to all staff about promotions, new hires, and retires; conference participation and presentations; staff recognition announcements; gifts and grants; renovation updates, events; and new developments with staff in general.
Inside CUL is managed by an editor (Laura Kenna - Communications Coordinator) who works with a group of core contributors. The core contributors consist of one representative from the following groups:
The Editor of Inside CUL manages the production of the newsletter. The Editor is responsible for proofreading and checking the content of the newsletter, and publishing the articles electronically.
EXPECTATIONS FOR CONTRIBUTORS
We look forward to seeing you at this event!
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Laura M. Kenna
Communications Coordinator
University Libraries and Information Services
Room 207 Butler Library, Columbia University
We are thrilled to announce the debut of Inside CUL.
Inside CUL a bi-monthly staff newsletter for the Columbia Libraries community about promotions, new hires, and retires, conference participation and presentations, staff achievements, gifts and grants, renovation updates, events, and any new developments with staff in general. The first issue of Inside CUL can be found at http://tidings.cul.columbia.edu/inside-cul/.
Save the Date
for the Launch Party for Inside CUL
When: October 11, 2007, 4:00-5:00 PM
Where: 523 Butler
What: Come enjoy refreshments and learn more about the newsletter by and for Columbia Libraries staff!
Excerpt from the Editorial Mission:
Inside CUL is electronically published six times per year in January, March, May, July, September, and November.
Inside CUL provides bi-monthly communication to all staff about promotions, new hires, and retires; conference participation and presentations; staff recognition announcements; gifts and grants; renovation updates, events; and new developments with staff in general.
Inside CUL is managed by an editor (Laura Kenna - Communications Coordinator) who works with a group of core contributors. The core contributors consist of one representative from the following groups:
- Access Services
- RCL
- Staff Recognition Committee
- Human Resources
- Professional Development Committee
- Development – Gifts, Grants, Events
The Editor of Inside CUL manages the production of the newsletter. The Editor is responsible for proofreading and checking the content of the newsletter, and publishing the articles electronically.
EXPECTATIONS FOR CONTRIBUTORS
- Articles submitted for publication for a particular month’s newsletter are due four weeks before publication.
- Core contributors act as point of contact for each article with the Editor.
- Core contributors are responsible for contributing content for each issue.
- Photos will accompany articles.
- All levels of staff are invited submit announcements and articles as they see appropriate, and can do so through emailing the Editor at news@libraries.cul.columbia.edu. Submissions are subject to review and approval by the Editor.*
We look forward to seeing you at this event!
--
Laura M. Kenna
Communications Coordinator
University Libraries and Information Services
Room 207 Butler Library, Columbia University
// posted by Jenna @ 10:56 AM 
