TABLE OF CONTENTS:

1.  Participants Needed for Training Program Evaluation
2.  SERG Welcomes Stella

As you may have heard already, EH&S is involved in preparing a computer CD-ROM based Computer Ergonomics Awareness Training program. In efforts to prepare this for departmental use as soon as possible, we are asking for your assistance in identifying people who might be able to test-run and provide feedback on this new training presentation.

We are looking for a diverse pool of participants, including:

• Administrative and Technical staff
• Faculty, students
• Employees who either have or have not attended an Ergonomics training
• Employees who either have had or not had computer-related injuries

Please provide names and email addresses (or phone#s) for as many people you feel may be able to participate in this evaluation process and e-mail them to:
yongck@leland.stanford.edu

Please send your list of potential participants as soon as possible, no later than Monday (9/29) 5pm.

Thank you for your prompt assistance,
 

Please join SERG in welcoming Stella Ota to SUL/AIR.  Stella fills are new Reference and Instructional Librarian position in SERG.  In this new role she will serve as the principal assistant to Grace Baysinger in the Swain Library of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering for providing library
instruction in the use of Chemical Abstracts, Beilstein, Gmelin, and other chemistry resources.  In addition Stella will be working a significant amount of time at the Engineering Library Reference Desk.  Eventually we expect Stella to providing reference and instructional support for all seven SERG Branch Libraries.

Stella arrives well suited for our many expectations.  She received her BS in electrical engineering from UC Irvine and her MLIS from SJSU.  For the past four years, while earning her library degree, she has been a Senior Library Assistant in the Science and Engineering Library at Cal Tech where she provided general, science, and engineering reference assistance.  In addition she was the primary library assistant providing support for chemistry within the Science and Engineering Library. Prior to that experience Stella spent two years in Japan as an assistant english teacher.

Stella's office is in the Mathematical and Computer Sciences Library.  She can be contacted by phone at 3-9763 and her email is sota@sulmail.

Welcome Stella!

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