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- My name is Madelyn Schaummann. I am currently studying Library Science Administration with a focus on Urban Studies. I am Special Event/ Fund-raising Coordinator. I also work for AmeriCorps Safe Families Program. My hobbies include; reading, writing, volunteering, social activism, pinterest,crafts, I am obsessed with anything bookish & vintage!
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Read Across America Week & other Literary Goodies!
I have finished my lesson plans for my Red Cross Reading Group for Read Across America Week! Each child has a goal of 15 books in one week! They are the ones who suggested it, so proud of my kiddos! If they all reach the goal of 15 books in 7 days, we are going to see Lorax in IMAX! I feel so honored to get to work with such amazing kids who work really hard to become great readers. When I first started this club some of the children didn't have books at home and were reading at a 1st grade…
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Hi Madelyn,
I am in my second quarter at Drexel and I really like it. I was thinking about a concentration in archives, but I am now debating it. Currently, I am taking a class on Information Access and Resources that is required. It deals with databases and I find that I am really enjoying it so I may want to focus more on digital librarianship. At Drexel you have the option of taking a concentration if you would like to. There is also a way to get a dual masters in library science as well as information systems if you like the more technical side of things. Drexel has a great jobs posting site on the iSchool's website that is updated with internships and jobs frequently. There are also many opportunities to work at U of Penn because they are so close. Many library students I know work in one of Penn's libraries. I hope your decision making process is going smoothly! Good luck!