An article by Elise Levy Kennedy, "Miami-Dade Public Library System's Intern/Trainee Program," in the ALA/APA Library Worklife newsletter volume 1, number 9 describes a multi-tiered work experience program for paraprofessionals working towards a graduate library education degree.

Queens Borough Public Library Page Fellows program is a fifteen-week course that encourages library pages to explore librarianship as a possible career choice.

The Recruitment to School Librarianship webpage developed by the American Association of School Librarians, Recruitment for the Profession Task Force provides information to people interested in school library media careers as well as those interested in recruiting to the profession.

Cornell College, Coe Library in Mt. Vernon, Iowa offers a number of internship and independent study opportunities.

The Delaware Valley Chapter of the Association of College and Research Libraries offers an annual stipend of up to $1,000 to graduate library students who have demonstrated interest in academic librarianship. For more information contact Lisa Stillwell, Information Literacy Librarian, Franklin & Marshall College, at lisa.stillwell@fandm.edu.

Faces of a Profession, the ACRL/ARL recruitment video, highlights the role of academic librarians and the satisfactions to be realized in the profession. It includes interviews with academic librarians who discuss what they do and why they made their career choices.

The Association for Research Libraries provides a database of Research Library Internship and Residency Programs along with a listing of related readings and resources.

The Association of College and Research Libraries Recruiting to the Profession webpage provides links to recruitment brochures, videos, and publications, including the "Job of a Lifetime" series published bi-monthly in College & Research Libraries News.

Stevens, Jen and Rosemary Streatfeild. Recruitment and Retention, SPEC Kit 276. Washington, D.C.: Association of Research Libraries, September 2003. See the "Recruitment to the Profession" section on pages 106-119 for descriptions of initiatives at the University of California, Irvine, the University of Delaware, Johns Hopkins University, the Library of Congress, and the University of Pittsburgh.

Sutton, Margot. "Job Shadow Day: Recruitment to the Profession." College & Research Libraries News 61, no. 4 (April 2000). Summarizes job shadow days in a number of academic libraries.

The American Association of Law Libraries, Task Force to Enhance Law Librarianship Education hosts the Education for a Career in Law Librarianship webpage.

The Medical Library Association provides several recruitment brochures and tipsheets on the Career Exploration: Find Out What it Takes to Become a Medical Librarian! webpage.

The Music Library Association provides basic information and a list of readings about music librarianship at the Music Librarianship - Is it for you? webpage. Not yet listed on the MLS webpage is a new publication, Careers in Music Librarianship II: Traditions and Transitions, edited by Paula Elliot and Linda Blair, published by Scarecrow Press.

The Library Information Technology Association sponsors four LITA scholarships to encourage the entry of qualified persons into the library and information technology field.

The Reference and User Services Association Careers in Reference webpage promotes the variety and excitement of reference work. Includes a pdf brochure for distribution.

The American Library Association promotes library careers working with children and young adults.

The Occupational Outlook Handbook describes the nature of work, working conditions, employment patterns, job outlook, earnings and other career considerations for Library Assistants/Clerical and Library Technician positions.

The American Library Association Library Support Staff Resource Center lists job titles, state certification programs, paraprofessional associations, and other career resources.