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Meet The Columbia Pike Branch Manager

Published: January 29, 2010

Meet Jason Rodgers, Branch Manager of the Columbia Pike Branch Library.

Jason began his public library career in Texas, where he worked outside Fort Worth for 5 years, and has worked for Arlington Public Library since October 2005. In November 2008, he became Columbia Pike branch manager, where his bilingual talents and community-centered ideas have energized the Library.

In his free time, Jason enjoys silver and goldsmithing, cooking, and studying languages. He is also an Indophile.

January 29, 2010 by Web Editor Filed Under: News Archive

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  1. NS says

    April 27, 2010 at 4:26 PM

    Jason – I enjoy the Columbia Pike branch and frequent the study room. Unfortunately, many days it is hard to work in the study room due to the loud talking of some of the patrons. I would like to suggest an end to all talking in the study room. If people need to work together then there should be rooms reserved for that. Otherwise, use some of the public areas which are better suited for talking. There should be atleast 1 area set aside where people can work in peace without the noise. I appreciate your consideration.

  2. Anonymous says

    April 27, 2010 at 5:11 PM

    I'm sorry it was noisy recently. We do have a group study room downstairs where people can talk and study together, and it's quite well used. We also have the semi-private walled off tables for tutors in the back of the study room, which accommodate a certain slightly higher noise level. I and the rest of the staff here also remind people to be quiet when they become too noisy. Unfortunately, libraries are noisier places than they were prior to technological advances of the recent decades, and even areas like the quiet study room at Central must be aggressively policed to control the noise level. We have discussed changing the room to a quiet room like Centrals, but various reasons have kept us from making the change. We're always ready to intervene if the noise level is excessive, however, if you can alert any staff person.Jason RodgersBranch Manager

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