Whose Job Is It Anyway?

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Title:	Whose Job Is It Anyway?
Authors:	Hill, Nanci Milone¹ nhill@mvlc.org
Source:	Public Libraries. Sep/Oct2008, Vol. 47 Issue 5, p26-29. 4p.
Subject Terms:	Public libraries, Interpersonal relations, Library trustees, Library directors
Abstract:	The author reflects on the relationship between library boards and library directors. She asserts that the relationship between the boards and directors can be tricky, but when well-balance it can produce some great things for both parties and for the library. She reveals that the board members of the library can contribute a lot of things to libraries, like sharing their ideas, time, energy, and resources. She expresses that most directors appreciate the function of the board of trustees.
Database:	Education Research Complete

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Abstract:	The author reflects on the relationship between library boards and library directors. She asserts that the relationship between the boards and directors can be tricky, but when well-balance it can produce some great things for both parties and for the library. She reveals that the board members of the library can contribute a lot of things to libraries, like sharing their ideas, time, energy, and resources. She expresses that most directors appreciate the function of the board of trustees.
ISSN:	01635506