Conference Proceedings

This poster will explore how academic librarians collaborated with teaching faculty to coordinate the creation of a student-generated social media campaign to teach about[...]

The past decade has seen extraordinary change in the information landscape, along with new challenges in mis- and disinformation. As students enter university and become [...]

Within libraries, there is a growing recognition that cataloging practices can involve outdated, offensive content description and subject terminology. However, efforts t[...]

Trolling is an antisocial form of online communication in which users, known as trolls, initiate negative and taunting interactions to disrupt digital communication. Whil[...]

From the early 1960’s to the 1970’s/80’s, there was a period of innovation, experimentation, and musical growth for tubists. The tuba, a bass voice, in music has held the[...]

The COVID-19 pandemic affected volunteer management and nonprofit organizations nationwide. In this study, I will examine volunteering before and after the pandemic to of[...]

Since Mellon first articulated “library anxiety”, we’ve known that many students avoid asking for help due to a fear of embarrassment. That’s one reason why libraries sta[...]

Have you ever wanted to see your library from the user's point of view? Are you concerned that some users don't have a voice in traditional assessments? Do you sometimes [...]

Contemporary Muslim criticisms of the commodification of religion are similar in some ways to the sociology of culture formulated by members of the Frankfurt School of th[...]

Learn how librarians at a large, public university took a holistic approach to recognizing and responding to students' mental health needs and the burnout crisis (both en[...]