Meet Our Library Interns

August 26, 2015

The Centennial Library is excited to welcome the 2015 Library Interns: Austin Becton, Allison Jensen and Rebekkah Reisner. The interns will participate in a variety of learning experiences and projects in order to develop an understanding of the operation of an academic library and to explore their interest in library science as a career.

Austin Becton

Austin Becton

The interns will have the unique opportunity of being part of a presentation at the 2015 Academic Library Association of Ohio Annual Conference in Columbus on November 20. Their presentation, Today’s Undergraduates…Tomorrow’s Library Directors will be co-presented with Library Careers Program Coordinator Julie Deardorff and 2012 Intern/Kent State MLIS graduate student Kirsten Setzkorn.

Allison Jensen

Allison Jensen

Austin Becton is a senior English major from Dayton, Ohio. He has been involved with the Model U.N. and Debate teams and is the new editor of The Foil. Austin is primarily interested in academic libraries and believes the library is the center of all learning.

Allison Jensen is a senior English major from Princeton, Illinois. She is a Centennial Library Collection Services student assistant and has worked in the children’s department of her local public library. Allison is interested in both public and academic libraries and currently plans to earn her Master of Library & Information Science degree after graduation from Cedarville.

Rebekkah Reisner is a Nursing major from Beavercreek, Ohio. She is a member of the Ohio Army National Guard and was deployed to Afghanistan in 2012. She is currently organizing an October 10 Mud, Guts & Glory obstacle course event as a fundraiser for her church. Rebekkah is interested in both public and medical libraries.

Rebekkah Reisner

Rebekkah Reisner

The Centennial Library Internship was first offered in 2007. 23 students have completed the three credit course, which is offered in cooperation with the Department of English, Literature & Modern Languages and the Department of History & Government.

Applications for the Fall 2016 course will be accepted in January 2016. Contact Julie Deardorff for additional information.

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