Current Issue: June 2019
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Wagner and Cho
24/7 Study
Conducting a focus to improve services
Many of us remember our own experiences with final exams during our college years: certain determination tinged with jitters, endless cups of coffee, and the lamp light illuminating the desk throughout the night. Final exams account for ...
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Levitan and Rosenstein
Sustainability in the first-year experience
Taking library orientation online
Since 2012, Pace University in New York City has used a library scavenger hunt for the required library orientation for first-year undergraduates. As detailed in a 2013 article in C&RL News, the scavenger hunt replaced library tours and classroom sessions as undergraduate enrollment ...
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Ariel Hammond
Striding towards an institutional repository
Managing staff publications at San Diego Zoo Global
The long, rich, history of staff publications at San Diego Zoo Global (SDZG)is a point of institutional pride. As such, a question like “What has San Diego Zoo Global published on [insert species]?” seems so simple and reasonable, and yet it’s proven one of the hardest for us at the SDZG Library to answer. ...
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Blas et al.
Empowering collaborations and creating brave spaces
People of Color in Library and Information Science Summit
The William H. Hannon Library at Loyola Marymount University (LMU) in Los Angeles, California, held the first People of Color in Library and Information Science (POC in LIS) Summit on July 13, 2018. ...