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Science Librarian, Academic Library; ON, CAN
User Education Librarian
Public Library
Sydney, Australia
While on a visit to the University of Arizona Library in Tucson, I was convinced by some sister librarians that I should take a photo of something I would typically wear to work in my library.
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Hilary, Reference Coordinator and Senior Manuscript Processing Specialist: “Brocade jacket and fluted skirt from Anthropologie. The jacket reminds me of one Maria wears in The Sound of Music.”
Eisha, Reproductions and Exhibitions Coordinator: “Child-sized beaded sweater I bought forever ago (sometimes it’s good to be short), an ’80s Club Monaco wool skirt I just scored on Ebay (sailor buttons in front, AND it laces up in back!), and Guess lace-up boots. I have a weakness for excessive fastenings.”
Division of Rare & Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library, Ithaca NY
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This actually a little dressy for me, but pretty much every day wear for Heather. Skirts aren’t usually the best Story Time wear.
Patti - Children’s Librarian, Heather - Children’s Dept Assistant
Indian River County Main Library
Florida
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My everyday wear. Shirt underneath is either a t-shirt or a dress polo, depending on what I am up to that day.
John Bultena
Reference Desk Assistant/MLIS Student
Science & Engineering Library (Engineering & Mathematical Sciences) Boelter Hall, UCLA (Scope us out on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/uclasel)
CA
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U.S. Federal Information Librarian, Undergraduate Services Librarian, and Public Relations Manager
Academic Library
Iowa
MLIS Students
Indiana-Bloomington
On the right: @barb_wallace
(Submitted by Lauren)
**and photobomber, JP Porcaro, academic librarian, NJ
Jovanni Lota aka Librarianista
Reference Librarian
Academic Library
Houston, TX
(Submitted by Lauren)
