Trainer

Rhea Joyce Rubin does partial, full and multi-day workshops on a number of topics. As a professional librarian and a consultant for over twenty years, she uses real-life examples from her experiences with different types of libraries throughout the United States. She has trained more than 10,000 professionals and paraprofessionals in over forty states. As adjunct professor, she has also taught courses at universities.

Currently, Rhea's most popular topics are:

Her clients for training include:

Libraries, library systems, and library associations in 44 states
American Library Association
International Federation of Library Associations (IFLA)
Public Library Association and other ALA divisions
University of Michigan School of Library Science
University of Washington School of Library Science
Columbia University School of Library Science
Kent State University School of Library Science
Texas Women's University School of Library Science
University of Wisconsin Extension
State Libraries of California, Florida, Illinois, Massachusetts, Missouri, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, South Dakota, Texas, and New Jersey
State Department of Corrections and/or Mental Health for Massachusetts, New York, Illinois, Texas, and Wisconsin
National Council on the Aging
American Society on Aging
American Psychiatric Association
American Criminal Justice Institute

For more information please see Training Resume (HTML) or (PDF - 234KB), Outcome Measurement Resume (HTML) or (PDF -84KB) or a description of these workshops (HTML) (PDF - 37KB).

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Last updated 10/09

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