Volunteer Opportunities - Library
- Do a "shelf read"
- This assignment consists of examining every row of shelves, checking the
numerical system to ensure that books are in proper sequence. Within a given
number code, checking for alphabetical order is needed.
- Affix "security target" stickers in noncurrent periodicals
- Noncurrent periodicals need a sticker inside the front cover, both of
individual issues and bound volumes, so that if any are removed without
proper checkout, an alarm bell will sound at the library desk.
- Unpack, organize, and clean archival materials
- In the process of moving to the new library within the past two years,
a quantity of old, but valuable resources were boxed and stored on shelves.
The contents need to be removed, cleaned, and placed on shelves in a secure
area.
- List outdated but valuable books for eBay sale
- For someone interested in an Internet experience that could be done at
home, this task involves taking the books that have value but not for us, and
list them on eBay to see if there are interested and available buyers. Any sale
proceeds would benefit the library's budget.
- Dust shelves and clean interior windows
- Involves some "micro" cleaning that is not on the typical duty roster of
employed cleaning personnel. This is a recurring need, requiring a few hours
each time.
All of the above tasks can be done on a flexible schedule.
To express your interest in the volunteer positions above...
send an e-mail to Bill Zuercher,
indicating that you are interested in volunteering to help in the library.
Specify which job interests you. Please include your name, address,
and phone number.