… “enough”’ to make the request in the first place, but not so disabled as to be unable to …
The result is that many library workers with disabilities do not request accommodations at all…

… librarianship, specifically, classification and description and the ways they can mislead historians
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… research libraries. The purpose of this chapter is to document the academic and research
resources available to scholars and others researching North American Jewish communities. …

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publishing practice, and apply … an impairment, even if they do not currently have a disability. It …

… For all the idealism that characterized librarianship in these early years, library services were,
by … are required to make sure that the building meets Americans with Disabilities Act laws …

… reservations for disabled and non-disabled students during … with the Instructional Design
Librarian Stephanie Margolin on … , Malin and Stephanie participated in ACERT’s biannual …

… No matter what type of librarianship is of interest, it is useful to … library system is in desperate
need of a children’s librarian … , Jehovah’s Witnesses, Gypsies/Romas, the handicapped, …

… I found that I was more suited to academic librarianship than … works with the Pennsylvania
State University Press for the pub… , whose official title is Stephanie Shuman Librarian. She told …

… New York University Press books are printed on acid- free paper, and their binding materials
… in Stephanie S. Rosen’s chapter “Disability in the Library and Librarianship,” found in the …