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UCC Humanities & Social
Science (Virtual) Careers
Week 2022
Elaine Harrington

Special Collections Librarian
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BA
English &
French
(2000)
My Arts &
Humanities
Degree in UCC
Critical Thinking & Analysis
Communication Skills
Creative Thinking
Problem solving
Storytelling
Information Seeking & Collecting
Wide network
Community & History
What I
Gained From It

My
Career
Journey

Special
Collections
Librarian
UCC Library

Advice for Current Students on Building their
Career within Information & Library Science

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