Duties and Responsibilities in ADB
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The Reference/Circulation Assistant provides reference assistance to patrons by searching for articles and publications, contacting authors for copies of materials, requesting interlibrary loan materials, performing circulation desk tasks like checkouts and renewals, preparing materials for delivery, sending notifications about availability and recalls, checking in interlibrary loan materials, and assisting patrons in using library resources. Duties also include assisting with collection maintenance like weeding and shelf reading, retrieving and arranging displays, and preparing reports.
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