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Higher Education Direct Librarian mailing list allows you to reach educational professionals who work in libraries and media centers. These librarians are employed at junior colleges, community colleges, and universities and can be contacted by direct mail and email at their school location. They have the purchasing power to buy equipment for their professional needs, the library, media center, and undergraduate student success.

College librarians are responsible for handling the day to day tasks of running the library and media center. They order library books, textbooks, office supplies, videos, DVDs, computer equipment, software, and audio visual equipment for the library. Librarians are familiar with the Dewey decimal system and can direct undergraduate students to the correct area of the library to find the resources they need. They provide resources so students can study and complete college course work. Students research subjects on philosophy and psychology, religion, social sciences, language, natural science, applied science and technology, the arts, literature, and history.

College students are able to check out books and resources like biographies, fiction books, non-fiction books, magazines, newspapers, and reference books. Librarians also make certain computers are available in the campus library so students can complete assignments and search for information on the internet. Professors and faculty often reserve rooms in the library to teach a class or give a lecture. Librarians also assist faculty with setting up audio visual equipment and coordinating lesson planning in the library. They assist college staff with ordering research materials or obtaining resources from a partnering library. Librarians possess excellent communication, interpersonal skills, computer skills, and organizational abilities. Librarians are highly educated and hold Bachelor’s Degrees and Master’s Degrees. They purchaselaptops, computers, software, electronics, technology equipment, reference books, PDAs, text books, office supplies, projectors, interactive white boards, audio/video equipment, organizational supplies, library bookcases, bins, novels, periodicals, videos, and DVDs. They also buy related apparel products such as dresses, slacks, blouses, shirts, footwear, and jackets to dress accordingly for the library.

The Higher Education Direct Librarian mailing list is ideal for apparel retailers, educational trade publications, electronics suppliers, software providers, computer manufacturers, school and office supply providers, book publishers, furniture suppliers, continuing education providers, storage organizers, and technology providers.