ALIGN: Demand-Driven Acquisition: Saviour, False Prophet, or Mere Mortal?
Collection development in academic libraries has always depended on the librarian’s knowledge of the assigned subject area, of the research […]
DIAL: Libraries Respond: Connecting with our Communities in Times of Crisis
At its 2016 interest group showcase, DIAL (Diversity in Academic Libraries) addressed the library’s role in responding to the growing […]
CARLDIG-S: Showcasing Agents of Change
The academic librarian’s role is constantly evolving to adapt to the ever-changing information landscape and needs of students, and recent […]
SCORE: The Right to be Forgotten: Scholarly Communication and Ethics
Scholarly communications often values free access above all else, but what happens when that drive for openness conflicts with ethical […]
SCIL: The Diplomat, the Showman, the Advocate, and Other Hats: Instruction Librarian Roles in Times of Change
Information literacy instruction is a complex, ever-changing endeavor. Librarians are continually challenged to help students with research assignments, be engaging, […]