Journal Club: Tuesday, September 16th @ 9:30AM-10:30AM in Mck Room 4100AJournal Club offers a collaborative learning community to engage in trends and issues in the profession. Each Journal Club meeting is a discussion facilitated by Research and Teaching Fellows, using an article from the LIS literature as a focal point for a conversation about the current issues in the LIS field. Journal club meetings are open to any staff member in the library or MLIS student.
Fellows Izzy McCarthy and Kate Whatley will be discussing the article, "Puzzlement and Praxis in the Academic Library: Critically Reimagining Collection Practices with Students,” by Sarah Keener and Cee Carter. Please join us to discuss the topic of student involvement with collection processes and library instruction! If you're interesting in academic librarianship or the Research and Teaching Fellowship this is a great opportunity to meet current fellows and engage in professional development.
Journal Club: Wednesday, October 29th @ 3 PM- 4 PMJournal Club offers a collaborative learning community to engage in trends and issues in the profession. Each Journal Club meeting is a discussion facilitated by Research and Teaching Fellows, using an article from the LIS literature as a focal point for a conversation about the current issues in the LIS field. Journal club meetings are open to any staff member in the library or MLIS student.
Topic to be determined!
Join us virtually on Zoom.
Journal Club offers a collaborative learning community to engage in trends and issues in the profession. Each Journal Club meeting is a discussion facilitated by Research and Teaching Fellows, using an article from the LIS literature as a focal point for a conversation about the current issues in the LIS field. Journal club meetings are open to any staff member in the library or MLIS student.
Topic to be determined!
Join us virtually on Zoom.
Journal Club: Thursday, November 20th @ 1 PM - 2 PM in McK Room 4100AJournal Club offers a collaborative learning community to engage in trends and issues in the profession. Each Journal Club meeting is a discussion facilitated by Research and Teaching Fellows, using an article from the LIS literature as a focal point for a conversation about the current issues in the LIS field. Journal club meetings are open to any staff member in the library or MLIS student.
Topic to be determined!
