Jennifer Browning
Jennifer Browning is the Acting Associate University Librarian for Collection Services at Carleton University’s MacOdrum Library. She previously served as Head of Cataloguing, Metadata,…
Jennifer Browning is the Acting Associate University Librarian for Collection Services at Carleton University’s MacOdrum Library. She previously served as Head of Cataloguing, Metadata,…
The Winter 2022 InsideOCULA issue included: Becoming the University of Toronto Music Library: Wrapping up our 100th anniversary year Describing music materials so they can…
Unlock career success as a new MLIS graduate with tips on building in-person connections, honing key skills, and seizing opportunities for growth and advancement.
Usman Malik is a Liaison Librarian at Humber and University of Guelph-Humber Library. He is currently serving as the Vice President of the Ontario…
It can be difficult to remain passionate, connected and involved in such a time of crisis and precarity. Here are my strategies for staying active in the library field with those who have been displaced or laid off from library roles, or those unable to find a job in the field
Michelle Arbuckle sits down with University Chief Librarian for U of T Libraries, Larry Alford on the Library Land Loves podcast.
Shelby Thaysen introduces herself as the 2026 OCULA President and outlines her guiding values and excitement for the role, as well as introduces changes to OLA and reflects on the challenges facing libraries and those who work in them.
Kimberly Daigneau is a Digital Editor for insideOCULA and a Library Technician at St. Clair College Library, where she supports students and faculty in…
Learn about a librarian’s research into 2SLGBTQ+ Libraries and Archives, preserving queer history, and current activism efforts.
Matthew Rohweder is the 2025 OLA President and is currently a Liaison Librarian at Wilfrid Laurier University. He is co-author of A Librarian’s Guide…
Learn about the benefits of constructing a multi-year internship from a MLIS student's perspective.