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.
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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.
Doing Research by the Hour
LibParlor contributor Georgia Westbrook explains some strategies for being a research assistant and doing research by the hour.
Community-Based Participatory Research in Libraries: Reevaluating the researcher’s role in research
LibParlor Contributor Kelsey George discusses how she discovered community based participatory research.
Getting Started, Part II: How to Start Research and Writing Projects
LibParlor Contributors Martha Stuit and Joanna Thielen return for their second post, focusing on getting starting with a collaborative research project.
Restarting the Tenure Clock: How Mid-Career Changes can Disrupt and Enhance Research
LibParlor Contributor Erin Rinto discusses her experiences restarting the tenure clock and what she learned along the way.
How Do You Even Analyze & Publish? A Librarian Parlor Series, Part III
In the third post in this series, LibParlor contributors write about their experiences completing the analysis of their research project and then turning that into a publication.
“Okay, but can I actually do this?” Diving into publishing as a graduate student
LibParlor Contributor Grace Therrell discusses how she jumped in to publishing while in graduate school.
Getting Started, Part I: Reflections on our long distance, cross-institutional collaboration
LibParlor Contributors Martha Stuit and Joanna Thielen begin their two part series reflecting on what works for them as research collaborators.
