Libraries celebrate Nat'l Student Employee Appreciation Week
April 13th - 19th
National Student Appreciation Week celebrates the contributions and achievements of student employees who work while
attending college. During National Student Employee Appreciation Week the Rutgers University Libraries take this
opportunity to recognize and thank our student employees for their valuable contribution to the libraries and the Rutgers
community.
The Rutgers University Libraries employ over 400 student workers. These workers are essential to the daily success and
operations of our libraries. In every department within our library system you will find a student worker assisting us
with our daily operations. Our student employees help by answering phones, retrieving materials to process patron
requests, scanning materials for digital projects, assisting patrons with library research, monitoring our study halls,
shelving and sorting materials for the library stacks, assisting in the preservation of the library collection, and
supporting circulation services and computer systems.
To all the student employees of the Rutgers University Libraries - we appreciate your hard work and the enthusiasm you
show every day. A job well done!
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| Student worker Sara Lillo MG'09 greets patrons in the lobby of the Alexander Library.
[Photo by Rose Barbalace]
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| Student workers Laura Matteri and Krista Kranzley sorting a book truck for shelving at the Art Library. [Photo by Kristen Ko] |
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