Je tente ici d'ouvrir le dialogue sur les services offerts au 200, Lees. Voici donc une liste de services. Je note des précisions pour quelques-uns (selon mes propres connaissances) et j'invite d'autres à aujouter les informations manquantes. Une fois que d'autres auront commenté/ajouté des informations manquantes, je réafficherai ce "post" de façon plus compréhensive.
Céline
Services alimentaires/Food services
Horaire d'hiver 2010
lundis : ?
mardis, jeudis : ouvert jusqu'à 19 h (7pm)
mercredis : ouvert jusqu'à 18 h (6pm)
vendredis : ?
Bureau de l'école des sciences de l'info/SIS Office hours: ??
Reprographie / Photocopying Services (situé à l'entrée principale, à côté du service de protection)
AESISSA Student Lounge au B165 : Hours?
Se partage avec des cours (voir horaire sur la porte)/Location shared with classes (see schedule on door)
- micro-onde/microwave
- bouilloire / electric kettle
- salon d'étude / reading-working area
Service de protection/Protection Services (à l'entrée principale)
- en cas que vous voyez qqc ou qqn hors de l'ordinaire dans les couloirs ou dans le lounge / in case you notice something or someone out of the ordinary in the hallways or in the lounge
- en cas d'urgence, premier contact (numéro à ajouter)/in an emergency situation, first contact
30 January 2010
28 January 2010
COOP 2010 updates
Upcoming deadlines/dates limites importantes!
1) DEADLINE TO PULL-OUT AND GET $405 REFUNDED MONDAY FEB 1st;
2) DEADLINE TO SUBMIT YOUR CV ON COOP NAVIGATOR, ALSO MONDAY FEB 1st at 9am
As I have already sent coop students an e-mail update from the last meeting with Bonin, I don't mind to continue to do so. I volunteer to be a coop-lead, but all may post facts or information regarding coop if you have additional information through your own meetings with the coop office or M. Bonin.
Céline
1) DEADLINE TO PULL-OUT AND GET $405 REFUNDED MONDAY FEB 1st;
2) DEADLINE TO SUBMIT YOUR CV ON COOP NAVIGATOR, ALSO MONDAY FEB 1st at 9am
As I have already sent coop students an e-mail update from the last meeting with Bonin, I don't mind to continue to do so. I volunteer to be a coop-lead, but all may post facts or information regarding coop if you have additional information through your own meetings with the coop office or M. Bonin.
Céline
27 January 2010
Let's get organized!
At some point, we're probably going to want to make a sticky with the purpose of our blog. We've also started discussing/mentioning some things for which we'll need volunteers.
I thought I'd make this post to start off some discussion and brainstorming. And to be clear, I'm not asking for volunteers, I'm just trying to figure out what we'll need volunteers for!
Purpose of our AESISSA blog
- Reaching all students, part-time and full-time.
- Providing updates on what's happening with the School of Information Studies : co-ops, ALA accreditation, courses offered, etc.
- Inviting students to any unofficial gathering we might want to have.
- Sharing any websites or any other information that might interest us.
- Fun!
We might need people who are willing to...
- Ask for updates on ALA accreditation and share with the blog (monthly?)
- Ask for updates on the co-op process (weekly?)
- Do a one-time post on services available to us at Lees. *
- Post “please post” emails sent to AESISSA@gmail.com
- Manage the blog (posting stickies, updating stickies, cleaning up tags, anything else?)
- Co-ordinate volunteers?
- Translate "official" AESISSA business?
*I still run into people that don't know about photocopying, that are unaware of our student lounge or that don't know the café hours! Of course, it's the responsibility of everyone to post to this blog when there's any interesting updates.
Not a purpose of the AESISSA blog
- Complaining to administration, teacher or anyone in a position of authority.
As an unofficial student association, we have no president and no voting procedure. Since we don't know if everyone is (and will stay) aware of all that goes on in this blog, we can't really have anyone « speak » in the name of AESISSA. That's why I think we can't use AESISSA for any sort of statements or to voice any complaints.
What about you? What do you all think? What needs to be added to the lists, what needs to be removed, should these lists even exist at all?
Julie
I thought I'd make this post to start off some discussion and brainstorming. And to be clear, I'm not asking for volunteers, I'm just trying to figure out what we'll need volunteers for!
Purpose of our AESISSA blog
- Reaching all students, part-time and full-time.
- Providing updates on what's happening with the School of Information Studies : co-ops, ALA accreditation, courses offered, etc.
- Inviting students to any unofficial gathering we might want to have.
- Sharing any websites or any other information that might interest us.
- Fun!
We might need people who are willing to...
- Ask for updates on ALA accreditation and share with the blog (monthly?)
- Ask for updates on the co-op process (weekly?)
- Do a one-time post on services available to us at Lees. *
- Post “please post” emails sent to AESISSA@gmail.com
- Manage the blog (posting stickies, updating stickies, cleaning up tags, anything else?)
- Co-ordinate volunteers?
- Translate "official" AESISSA business?
*I still run into people that don't know about photocopying, that are unaware of our student lounge or that don't know the café hours! Of course, it's the responsibility of everyone to post to this blog when there's any interesting updates.
Not a purpose of the AESISSA blog
- Complaining to administration, teacher or anyone in a position of authority.
As an unofficial student association, we have no president and no voting procedure. Since we don't know if everyone is (and will stay) aware of all that goes on in this blog, we can't really have anyone « speak » in the name of AESISSA. That's why I think we can't use AESISSA for any sort of statements or to voice any complaints.
What about you? What do you all think? What needs to be added to the lists, what needs to be removed, should these lists even exist at all?
Julie
Archivist Job Posting at the Canadian Museum of Science and Technology
Hi everyone!
I came across this job posting for an archivist at the Science and Technology museum here in Ottawa. It's only open to Canada Science and Technology Museum Corporation employees, but I found the details very interesting and thought you might too.
ARCHIVIST
Reference Number: 2009/2010-CSTMC-059
Salary Range: $60,274.03 - $73,344.53 Level: 8 (under review)
Employment Status: Indeterminate / Full-time
Language Requirements: Bilingual (BBB/BBB)
Security Requirement: Enhanced reliability
Position Number: 9749
Branch: Collection and Research
Who can apply? Canada Science and Technology Museum Corporation employees
Description:
The archivist manages the archives of CSTMC, which are valued in the millions of dollars. As manager, the archivist is responsible for cataloguing existing textual, film and photo collections, including trade literature, and for acquiring new collections in consultation with the curators and for planning the use of space. The archivist provides archival reference services for internal and external clients. The archivist provides a reproduction service for internal clients, and for external clients of a revenue generating basis. The archivist also manages a preservation program for archival materials.
Qualifications:
As an ideal candidate, you hold a master degree in the history of science and technology and/or information studies with a focus on archival training. A knowledge of Canadian history would be an asset. Five years experience working in a library and archives setting.
The weekly hours for this position are: SWW 37.50 Hrs (5 days consecutive Mon. - Fri.)
The CSTMC is committed to the principles of employment equity.
Source: Canada Science and Technology Museum Corporation
Melanie
I came across this job posting for an archivist at the Science and Technology museum here in Ottawa. It's only open to Canada Science and Technology Museum Corporation employees, but I found the details very interesting and thought you might too.
ARCHIVIST
Reference Number: 2009/2010-CSTMC-059
Salary Range: $60,274.03 - $73,344.53 Level: 8 (under review)
Employment Status: Indeterminate / Full-time
Language Requirements: Bilingual (BBB/BBB)
Security Requirement: Enhanced reliability
Position Number: 9749
Branch: Collection and Research
Who can apply? Canada Science and Technology Museum Corporation employees
Description:
The archivist manages the archives of CSTMC, which are valued in the millions of dollars. As manager, the archivist is responsible for cataloguing existing textual, film and photo collections, including trade literature, and for acquiring new collections in consultation with the curators and for planning the use of space. The archivist provides archival reference services for internal and external clients. The archivist provides a reproduction service for internal clients, and for external clients of a revenue generating basis. The archivist also manages a preservation program for archival materials.
Qualifications:
As an ideal candidate, you hold a master degree in the history of science and technology and/or information studies with a focus on archival training. A knowledge of Canadian history would be an asset. Five years experience working in a library and archives setting.
The weekly hours for this position are: SWW 37.50 Hrs (5 days consecutive Mon. - Fri.)
The CSTMC is committed to the principles of employment equity.
Source: Canada Science and Technology Museum Corporation
Melanie
26 January 2010
New student association blog
Hi everyone,
Welcome to the new, completely informal, unofficial student association blog.
After Philosophy and Practice today, some of us were discussing the fact that we, as a student body, have no way of sharing information outside of class. We decided that we need a central place where students can share information, ask questions and discuss whatever is of interest to us. We thought a blog might be a good way for us to communicate with each other and we brainstormed the name - Association des Étudiant(e)s des Sciences de l'Information / Information Studies Student Association (AESISSA).
If you want to be able to post new topics, please send your email address to AESISSA@gmail.com and you will be sent an invitation to be an author on the blog. Your email address will be used to send you an invitation only, it will not be visible on the blog (you can also create a new email address in gmail or yahoo mail if you want to keep your current one private). If you don't want to use your email address but you still want to post something, you can email it to AESISSA with the subject line 'Please Post' and it will be posted for you.
If you have any comments or questions, you can put them in the comments section below, or email them to AESISSA. Emails to AESISSA will only be posted here if the author requests. Any comments you make on blog posts when you're signed in under the 'UOSISblog' username will show the name 'SIS', so don't forget to sign your name to your comments.
Right now emails sent to AESISSA go to me because I volunteered to set up the blog. We'll have to decide as a group who should take responsibility for overseeing it in the future.
Celine requested that I add (and she's absolutely right): Please feel free to comment or post in whichever language you prefer. This space is bilingual. If anyone wants to translate this message for me, please feel free.
Let's make this space our own!
Melanie
Welcome to the new, completely informal, unofficial student association blog.
After Philosophy and Practice today, some of us were discussing the fact that we, as a student body, have no way of sharing information outside of class. We decided that we need a central place where students can share information, ask questions and discuss whatever is of interest to us. We thought a blog might be a good way for us to communicate with each other and we brainstormed the name - Association des Étudiant(e)s des Sciences de l'Information / Information Studies Student Association (AESISSA).
If you want to be able to post new topics, please send your email address to AESISSA@gmail.com and you will be sent an invitation to be an author on the blog. Your email address will be used to send you an invitation only, it will not be visible on the blog (you can also create a new email address in gmail or yahoo mail if you want to keep your current one private). If you don't want to use your email address but you still want to post something, you can email it to AESISSA with the subject line 'Please Post' and it will be posted for you.
If you have any comments or questions, you can put them in the comments section below, or email them to AESISSA. Emails to AESISSA will only be posted here if the author requests. Any comments you make on blog posts when you're signed in under the 'UOSISblog' username will show the name 'SIS', so don't forget to sign your name to your comments.
Right now emails sent to AESISSA go to me because I volunteered to set up the blog. We'll have to decide as a group who should take responsibility for overseeing it in the future.
Celine requested that I add (and she's absolutely right): Please feel free to comment or post in whichever language you prefer. This space is bilingual. If anyone wants to translate this message for me, please feel free.
Let's make this space our own!
Melanie
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