Academia’s Blurry Boundaries: Navigating the Transition from an Academic Department to an Academic Library
LibParlor Contributor, Hannah C. Gunderman, explains how she transitioned from a domain-specific postdoc to library faculty.
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Facing My Fear of Quantitative Research Methods
LibParlor Contributor, Lisa Becksford, discusses stepping out of her research methods bubble to tackle quantitative research.
I Can Do This! Doing Research as a Non-tenure-track librarian. A Librarian Parlor Series, Part II
LibParlor Contributor, Zoe Bastone, is back for her second post in her series discussing how she built her research agenda.
Why You Should Consider Going to Non-Library Conferences
LibParlor Contributor, Michael DeNotto, discusses some reasons for attending and presenting at non-library conferences.
Focus Groups: “If you host it, will they come?” A Librarian Parlor Series, Part II
LibParlor Contributors Kristina Clement and Samantha Cook return for their second post on focus groups. In this post, they discuss getting participants to the table.
Organizing the research process using Trello
LibParlor Contributor, Stacy Katz, discusses how she uses Trello to keep track of her many research projects.
From Book Pitch to Book Contract Negotiation
LibParlor Contributor Amanda Larson talks about her experience proposing and negotiating a book contract.
I Can’t Do That: Conducting Research as a Non-Tenure-Track Librarian. A Librarian Parlor Series
LibParlor contributor Zoe Bastone explains her process for developing her research agenda in a non-tenure track role.
Focus Groups: “We’re (probably) NEVER doing that again” A Librarian Parlor Series, Part I
LibParlor Contributors Kristina Clement and Samantha Cook begin their series on focus groups. This post will discuss myths, realities, and adaptations around conducting focus groups.
I chose the Center for Faculty Excellence and that made all the difference
LibParlor Contributor, Nancy Lovas, talks about her experience with the Center for Faculty Excellence and how they helped a research project come to life.
