Reflection – The Librarian Parlor

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by libparlorcontributor September 21, 2021 0

An Ocean In Between The Waves: An Early-Career Academic Librarian’s Foray into Research, A LibParlor Series, Part I

In the first of two posts, LibParlor Contributor Justin Fuhr shares his first research project and what he learned along the way.

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by libparlorcontributor July 13, 2021 0

LibParlor Contributor Reflection

In Grad School? Make Upcycling Part of Your Research Agenda

Tammy Ivins shares her experience upcycling MSLS coursework to help enhance her research agenda.

by libparlorcontributor June 15, 2021 1

LibParlor Contributor Reflection

Student Workers as Research Collaborators: How to Create Mutually Beneficial Research Experiences

In our new post, Duncan Claflin reflects on his research internship with Tim Dolan. This post shares the benefits of conducting research with student workers and shares insight from their collaboration.

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by libparlorcontributor May 26, 2021 0

LibParlor Contributor Reflection

No research topic is too esoteric for a librarian

Kimmy Szeto recounts how working across disciplines ended up opening up a wonderful new research area.

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by libparlorcontributor November 17, 2020 0

LibParlor Contributor Reflection

Experiencing Administrative Rejection

Our newest post from Manda Sexton talks about experiencing administrative rejection and how that can help inform future research.