Karina Kletscher retweeted
Let's normalize asking for help. You don't have to go through it alone.
If you ever need someone to talk to, don't hesitate to text the Lifeline at 988. We're here for you 🫶
🎨: @withbrightside on Instagram
This morning’s #medlibs of Southern CA and AZ Coffee Chat, we’re talking about “How to say ‘no,’ or what to eliminate when there’s too much to do” - much needed discussion & looking forward to advice from colleagues in our chapter! @MedLibAssn – at Phoenix, AZ
Karina Kletscher retweeted
I will give you free books for life and you don’t have to change anything because you’re perfect and no one is talking about it
Not to equate myself with my fictional idol Lizzie B. But I just had THE most Pride & Prejudice moment. A guy liked me on Bumble, literally a self-professed Mr. Darcy (!), he sounded interesting, was attractive, I immediately reciprocated and shot off a message – at Scottsdale, AZ
Karina Kletscher retweeted
Losing Twitter is like losing a portal to community, so if the last thing you see is this: you matter.
Our M2s created an entire week of optional welcome events for M1 orientation (so cute). For the last day today, they hosted a scavenger hunt to get to know campus with 1 stop being “Find the Cura Corner & thank Karina for all that she does” - I had no clue!!! So sweet ❤️ – at Phoenix, AZ
Karina Kletscher retweeted
Even the biggest of us can feel small. If you ever feel small remember that you are loved. 💛
You ever thank your past self for being so organized and thoughtful? This decision/project I've been waiting forever to come down the pipeline is suddenly urgent and in my face and I'm so grateful to my past self rn
Karina Kletscher retweeted
Academic and research librarians change lives every day. ALA’s #ILoveMyLibrarian Award will honor ten outstanding library professionals with a $5,000 prize—spread the word and make sure your community knows about this amazing opportunity. bit.ly/ILoveMyLibrarian
Karina Kletscher retweeted
Don’t tell me
What to read
How to read
When to read
Where to read
Who to read
Why to read
Karina Kletscher retweeted
As a Reminder:
Reading does not occur in the eyeballs.
It occurs in the brain.
People can use their eyeballs to read.
People can use their fingers to read.
People can use their ears to read.
It is all reading!
Any definition otherwise is ableist.
Bless.
🖤📚
Karina Kletscher retweeted
40 years ago, an untested, cash-strapped TV show about books premiered on @PBS. 21 seasons, 155 episodes + 26 Emmy Awards later, @ReadingRainbow's impact of teaching multiple generations of young children to love to read is still unmatched.
Via @latimes: lat.ms/3OdwOVN
Karina Kletscher retweeted
My most cancellable librarian take is that I don't give a damn about the finer points of citation styles, as long as I know what it is and how to find it.
Ooh, we're only 6 minutes into the @ALA_ACRL panel "Creating Welcoming Spaces in Academic Libraries" and I know it's going to be good 🤩
Our Phoenix community has been busy! Last month, @CreightonULibs partnered with the College of Nursing and our Division of Equity, Diversity, & Inclusion to host the first EDI Open House: Celebrate Pride Month with the College of Nursing! 🏳️🌈❤️
📸 Jessica Maddela Photography – at Phoenix, AZ


























