This Week in IUL News
- David Dickey Continuing Education Award
- Passphrase Expiration Notice
Staff News
Dot Porter, Associate Director for Digital
Library Content and Services (IUB), has been
selected as a 2012-2013 American Society for
Information Science and Technology (ASIS&T)
New Leader. The society selects no more than eight
New Leaders each year. This year’s
recipients were selected from a pool of 86
candidates from 16 countries.
Submitted by: Jennifer Chaffin, Director of
Libraries Human Resources, IUB
IUPUI University Library is pleased to announce
that the Indiana Library Federation has just named
Willie Miller the recipient of the 2012
Outstanding New Librarian Award, and Jenny Johnson
the recipient of the 2012 Outstanding Support
Staff Award. Congratulations to both Jenny and
Willie.
Submitted by: Todd J. Daniels-Howell, Associate
Dean for Administration, IUPUI
Jir Shin Boey has accepted the position of
Library Services Associate III (Circulation
Supervisor/Reserves Coordinator) in the Cook Music
Library effective August 10, 2012. Jir Shin most
recently worked as an Assistant Professor of Music
History at Ouachita Baptist University in
Arkadelphia, Arkansas and has previously worked
for the Cook Music Library. She holds a Bachelor
of Music from San Francisco Conservatory of Music,
2 Masters of Music and a Master of Arts in
Historical Musicology from the University of
Michigan, a PhD in Historical Musicology from
Indiana University Bloomington, and is currently
working towards her Master of Library Science here
at Indiana University Bloomington. Please join me
in welcoming Jir Shin to the Libraries!
Submitted by: Jen Geary, Human Resources and
Staff Development Coordinator, IUB
Library News and Events
David
Dickey Continuing Education Award
Honors and
recognizes individuals who are new to the academic
library profession seeking support for continuing
his or her education. An award of up to $250 may
be awarded each year to attend a professional
conference, such as the ILF annual conference, or
to obtain additional training. Indiana Library
Federation membership is not required. Previous
recipients of this award may reapply. Deadline:
Sept. 1.
Minimum Criteria
for Consideration:
-
Received his or her
library degree no more than five (5) years
ago
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Must be working in
a professional capacity
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Documentation and
supporting information should:
- Describe the continuing education experience
sought and its potential benefits to the recipient
and institution
- Provide a budget for this experience,
including all other sources of financial support (either
committed or pending)
Submitted by:
Betty Davis, Libraries Human Resources on behalf
of Tisa Davis, Indiana Library
Federation
Passphrase
Expiration Notice IU will
phase in expirations for any passphrase that is
more than two years old, beginning on Monday,
September 10. Detailed information on this
process can be found in the Knowledge Base (KB) at
http://uits.iu.edu/page/bbtp. This
process will apply to all students, faculty, and
staff at IU's eight campuses. Users will
begin getting warnings, months in advance of the
expiration date. Users who don't change
their passphrases by this date will immediately
lose access to CAS-supported resources such as
Oncourse, OneStart, ePTO, OTP authentication and
PeopleSoft. Affected users will regain
access after completing the passphrase reset,
using the Self-Service Passphrase Reset tool ( https://passphrase.iu.edu).
WHY IS THIS HAPPENING? Old passwords
and passphrases can jeopardize the security of
personal and university data. Passphrase
expirations help protect this data against hacking
and misuse.
HOW WILL THIS BE ENFORCED? Passphrase
expiration will only be enforced via CAS, IU's
Central Authentication System. Network IDs
will not be locked or disable. This means you will
still be able to log in to non-CAS services such
as workstations, email, and VPN.
HOW CAN I LEARN MORE ABOUT PASSPHRASE
EXPIRATION? Visit: http://uits.iu.edu/passphrase.
Submitted by:
Robert McDonald, Associate Dean for Library
Technologies, IUB
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