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Poetry Month at the Key West Branch!

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Women, History and QR Codes…

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Legal Services Clinics

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Statistics…again

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The Elements of Style: Data Style That Is!

November 9, 2016November 9, 2016Arlene Haessler, MLISLeave a Comment

Graceless

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Shiny Happy…Animation!!!

October 31, 2016Arlene Haessler, MLISLeave a Comment

GGplot2: the R Exploration Continues

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Daily Prompt: Giant

October 24, 2016Arlene Haessler, MLISLeave a Comment

Project 2, Florida Environmental Waste

Arlene Haessler, MLIS

All opinions expressed here are my own and are not reflections of Monroe County Government or the Monroe County Public Library. Beginning my third career as a new librarian, after 22 years as a massage therapist in the Florida Keys. It may seem like a big shift but I have always been interested in education and information as well as how to best sift through the multitude of information sources to find what is most useful. After Hurricane Irma, I accepted my first position at the University of St Augustine for Health Sciences. Sadly, I found myself to homesick so I decided to return to the Florida Keys a little over a year later. I accepted a position at the public library. While I miss the more interesting parts of my work at USA, I am happy to be working with a great team and with the public as well as learning how different the public library is from a private, for-profit university.

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305-292-2331 ahaessler@mail.usf.edu

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