Stronger Together: Nonsummativity and the Grand Valley State University Knowledge Market

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Main Authors: Brown, Carl J., Torreano, Jennifer, Lane, Jeannine, Gregory-Hatch, Skye
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Language:en
Published: 2018
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author Brown, Carl J.
Torreano, Jennifer
Lane, Jeannine
Gregory-Hatch, Skye
author_facet Brown, Carl J.
Torreano, Jennifer
Lane, Jeannine
Gregory-Hatch, Skye
Brown, Carl J.
Torreano, Jennifer
Lane, Jeannine
Gregory-Hatch, Skye
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contents Stronger Together: Nonsummativity and the Grand Valley State University Knowledge Market Brown, Carl J. Torreano, Jennifer Lane, Jeannine Gregory-Hatch, Skye State Universities Academic Libraries Academic Support Services Communication (Thought Transfer) Consultation Programs Educational Cooperation Library Services Advisory Committees Program Evaluation Fellowships Educational Benefits Communication Skills This article discusses the history, purpose, and services that make up the Grand Valley State University Knowledge Market. The Knowledge Market is made up of faculty and staff directors leading four unique groups of specialized student-consultants who collaborate with their peers. While each service has a unique specialty, The Knowledge Market unites to guide students through the collective academic processes of researching, writing, speaking, and developing visual aids. The Knowledge Market is partnered with the university library in mission, service, and location. It provides a unique and replicable model that can be applied at a variety of campuses who have a need and desire for the communication center to synergize with the similar campus services and the bedrock of campus communities--the university library.
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spellingShingle Stronger Together: Nonsummativity and the Grand Valley State University Knowledge Market
Brown, Carl J.
Torreano, Jennifer
Lane, Jeannine
Gregory-Hatch, Skye
State Universities
Academic Libraries
Academic Support Services
Communication (Thought Transfer)
Consultation Programs
Educational Cooperation
Library Services
Advisory Committees
Program Evaluation
Fellowships
Educational Benefits
Communication Skills
Stronger Together: Nonsummativity and the Grand Valley State University Knowledge Market Brown, Carl J. Torreano, Jennifer Lane, Jeannine Gregory-Hatch, Skye State Universities Academic Libraries Academic Support Services Communication (Thought Transfer) Consultation Programs Educational Cooperation Library Services Advisory Committees Program Evaluation Fellowships Educational Benefits Communication Skills This article discusses the history, purpose, and services that make up the Grand Valley State University Knowledge Market. The Knowledge Market is made up of faculty and staff directors leading four unique groups of specialized student-consultants who collaborate with their peers. While each service has a unique specialty, The Knowledge Market unites to guide students through the collective academic processes of researching, writing, speaking, and developing visual aids. The Knowledge Market is partnered with the university library in mission, service, and location. It provides a unique and replicable model that can be applied at a variety of campuses who have a need and desire for the communication center to synergize with the similar campus services and the bedrock of campus communities--the university library.
title Stronger Together: Nonsummativity and the Grand Valley State University Knowledge Market
topic State Universities
Academic Libraries
Academic Support Services
Communication (Thought Transfer)
Consultation Programs
Educational Cooperation
Library Services
Advisory Committees
Program Evaluation
Fellowships
Educational Benefits
Communication Skills
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1278038