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| author | Johns, Elizabeth M. Price, Carrie Ungaretti, Antoinette S. |
| author_facet | Johns, Elizabeth M. Price, Carrie Ungaretti, Antoinette S. Johns, Elizabeth M. Price, Carrie Ungaretti, Antoinette S. |
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| contents | Where in the World Is My Librarian? Creating Cross-Campus Collaborations to Seamlessly Connect with Students When Librarians, Students, and Faculty Are in Different Locations Johns, Elizabeth M. Price, Carrie Ungaretti, Antoinette S. Academic Libraries Educational Cooperation Librarians Interdisciplinary Approach Graduate Students Institutional Cooperation Medical Libraries Masters Programs Schools of Education Teacher Education Programs Library Services Research librarians often have a specialty in certain discipline, and many academic libraries thrive on this type of arrangement to support their researchers. But more often, new interdisciplinary programs are developed that require the expertise of more than one subject expert for support. In particular, students in a Master of Education in the Health Professions (MEHP) program have unique, complicated research challenges that can only be addressed with careful collaboration amongst multiple subject experts. However, this program and the library saw the need for additional expertise to support their students, and began a collaboration with the medical library, bringing a clinical informationist onto the library support team. Together, the education librarian, clinical informationist, and program faculty collaborate to provide excellent services to help students in their research throughout the program. |
| format | Recurso educativo Open Access |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 2019 |
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| spellingShingle | Where in the World Is My Librarian? Creating Cross-Campus Collaborations to Seamlessly Connect with Students When Librarians, Students, and Faculty Are in Different Locations Johns, Elizabeth M. Price, Carrie Ungaretti, Antoinette S. Academic Libraries Educational Cooperation Librarians Interdisciplinary Approach Graduate Students Institutional Cooperation Medical Libraries Masters Programs Schools of Education Teacher Education Programs Library Services Where in the World Is My Librarian? Creating Cross-Campus Collaborations to Seamlessly Connect with Students When Librarians, Students, and Faculty Are in Different Locations Johns, Elizabeth M. Price, Carrie Ungaretti, Antoinette S. Academic Libraries Educational Cooperation Librarians Interdisciplinary Approach Graduate Students Institutional Cooperation Medical Libraries Masters Programs Schools of Education Teacher Education Programs Library Services Research librarians often have a specialty in certain discipline, and many academic libraries thrive on this type of arrangement to support their researchers. But more often, new interdisciplinary programs are developed that require the expertise of more than one subject expert for support. In particular, students in a Master of Education in the Health Professions (MEHP) program have unique, complicated research challenges that can only be addressed with careful collaboration amongst multiple subject experts. However, this program and the library saw the need for additional expertise to support their students, and began a collaboration with the medical library, bringing a clinical informationist onto the library support team. Together, the education librarian, clinical informationist, and program faculty collaborate to provide excellent services to help students in their research throughout the program. |
| title | Where in the World Is My Librarian? Creating Cross-Campus Collaborations to Seamlessly Connect with Students When Librarians, Students, and Faculty Are in Different Locations |
| topic | Academic Libraries Educational Cooperation Librarians Interdisciplinary Approach Graduate Students Institutional Cooperation Medical Libraries Masters Programs Schools of Education Teacher Education Programs Library Services |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1206738 |