Shape a successful career in research librarianship
The Ohio State University Libraries’ Mary P. Key Residency Program is a three-year residency designed to fuel professional growth and development of librarians launching their careers. The program exposes incumbents to specialties and services within a modern academic research library ranked one of the nation’s top 10 public university libraries. Residents engage in impactful experiences that actively contribute to advancing our strategic plan which includes a commitment to advancing equity, diversity, inclusivity, access and social justice at University Libraries and in the library profession. We encourage residents to participate in, and provide the requisite funding and schedule flexibility to attend selected workshops, conferences and committees to help residents develop a robust portfolio of engagement at the start of their library career.
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The Ohio State University Libraries is a member of the Association of College and Research Libraries (ACRL) Diversity Alliance.