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Updated: 2:54 PM Oct 5, 2007
"So You Want to Become a Prison Librarian?”
Find out why some librarians choose to work in the land of lock-downs Posted: 10:46 PM Oct 4, 2007Reporter: Mary Rinzel Email Address: mary.rinzel@weau.com |
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I am a Prison Librarian in a Maximum Security Prison. Many of our Librarian are about to retire and many of us require added support staff (Entry Level Librarians). Any other material on this article?