The Rigveda
rcohen at sas.upenn.edu
rcohen at sas.upenn.edu
Wed Jan 27 21:31:30 UTC 1993
I am afraid the recent self-publicizing submission(s) of Dr. Kak are a good
example of the kind of messages our list members are fleeing.
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Richard J. Cohen
> From THRASHER at MAIL.LOC.GOV 27 1993 Jan GMT 16:56:16
Date: 27 Jan 1993 16:56:16 GMT
From: "MAIL.LYAA101" <THRASHER at MAIL.LOC.GOV>
Subject: BERKELEY SOUTH ASIA LIBRARIAN
Some of you will receive this twice, but I can't remove names from my mailer
for one message. Obviously, the possibility of few names is real. My under-
standing is that they will draw the strongest candidates from S OR SE Asia
to interview. Merry
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From: "Steven Poulos;201 Moses;23608;;RA49" <steve at violet.berkeley.edu>
Subject: Berkeley South Asia librarian position (fwd)
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Center for South Asia Studies
201 Moses Hall
University of California
Berkeley, CA, USA 94720
voice: 510-642-3608 fax: 510-643-5793 e-mail: steve at violet.berkeley.edu
TO: CONSALD members
The replacement position for Ken Logan has finaly been approved.
This is no mean feat. The library asked for this job (South and
Southeast Asian librarian) as one of its three top priorities (out of
more than 80 vacancies) and the faculty and the Center for South
Asia Studies probably provided the needed push to get budget approval.
You (and all other CONSALD members) will receive the two page posting
in the mail within two weeks directly from the Library. Salient points
are that the job is at the low end of the professional librarian
scale (Asst./Assoc. Librarian, $28,668-41,160); MLS or equivalent;
knowledge of some aspect of South Asia and one or more SA languages;
application deadline April 16, 1993.
I would like to solicit your help in filling this job. There are
probably very few-if any-available folks for this job and I would
appreciate it if you could spread the word as widely as possible to
whomever you think it relevant. My thought is that there may be
individuals who you know who are not currently identified as SA
librarians but who have the skills and are working in some other
capacity, or, a new MLS with training in things South Asian who
might not be in the CONSALD loop.
It would be absolutely incredible after all that we have been
through here to convince the Library and UC administrations of
the essential nature of this position for our program, if we can
not find any suitable candidates. Ken and I talked about this
at length before he left and it has been my greatest fear.
CSAS will be glad to provide any info about South Asia studies
here at Berkeley or anything else that you or any other
potential candidate might want. The applications and library-
specific questions should be directed to:
Janice Burrows
447 The Library
University of California
Berkeley, CA 94720
Voice: 510-642-3778
Fax: 510-642-8675
As I mentioned earlier you will all receive the official announcement
through the mail.
Thanks very much for your help. I hope that we are able to find a
suitable colleague for you in the very near future.
Steven Poulos
Vice-Chairman
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