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ACRL Academic Library Services for Graduate Students Interest Group: "Listen and Discuss" Webcasts

Programming Information for ACRL's Academic Library Services for Graduate Students Interest Group.

"Listen and Discuss" Series

Virtual panels and presentations on topics of interest to libraries supporting graduate students.

Want to suggest a topic?  Contact the Convener or Incoming Convener for the interest group (contact info is on the "Home" tab).

 

Information Literacy Programming for Graduate Students

For our Annual 2022 discussion/meeting, we hosted Kathy Anders, Graduate Studies Librarian at Texas A&M University, who discussed her work building an information literacy graduate program tailored to graduate students. You can read more about Kathy's work in RUSQ

Notes from this presentation are also available. 

Online Library Services for Graduate Students

Our panelists discussed the following projects:

Allan Cho (allan.cho@ubc.cashared how the libraries at UBC are using githubhttps://ubc-library-rc.github.io/intro-git/

Nancy Garmer (ngarmer@fit.edubrought up the Evans Library GradTrack Guide at FIT: https://libguides.lib.fit.edu/gradtrack

Mandy Havert (mhavert@nd.edushared a link to a “getting to know the libraries” checklist that is provided to Notre Dame Graduate Students: https://resources.library.nd.edu/documents/faculty-checklist.pdf

Anne Melville (adrisco2@gmu.edu)

Matt Ogborn (matt.ogborn@asu.edudiscussed a tutorial created in Rise in collaboration with a colleague: "Library 501: What Grad Students Need to Know about the Library"bit.ly/Library501Tutorial

Supporting Graduate Students as Emerging Scholars

"Ask a Grad Student" Panel, April 30, 2019, 3 pm to 4 pm Central

Planning, Creating, and Evaluating Library Spaces for Graduate Students on November 30, 2018