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 * '''Technology Assistant''': A technology assistant will provide IT support for computers, printers, and other equipment in the library. A technology assistant should be very comfortable using and fixing a wide variety of computers and equipment.
-Skilled volunteers must be willing to commit to work a minimum of one set 4-4.5 hour shift a week (see shift options below) for two years. Volunteers should also prepare each week by engaging in educational activities and family history research. In addition, they may be expected to assist with projects, attend training classes, workshops, and continuing education sessions sponsored by the library. Good health and stamina are essential as volunteers fulfill their assignments often on their feet. Volunteers should show genuine love to people and enjoy teaching patrons of all ages. Volunteers will also be asked to sign and adhere to a code of conduct.
+Skilled volunteers must be willing to commit to work a minimum of one set 4-4.5 hour shift a week (see shift options below) for up to 2 years. Volunteers should also prepare each week by engaging in educational activities and family history research. In addition, they may be expected to assist with projects, attend training classes, workshops, and continuing education sessions sponsored by the library. Good health and stamina are essential as volunteers fulfill their assignments often on their feet. Volunteers should show genuine love to people and enjoy teaching patrons of all ages. Volunteers will also be asked to sign and adhere to a code of conduct.
 Volunteers who are members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints must also be worthy of a temple recommend. Volunteers who are not members of the Church will be expected to abide by the Family History Library Standards of Conduct. Extensive travel, family, church or other conflicting commitments could make fulfilling this assignment difficult as consistent shift attendance is essential.