Experiencing Administrative Rejection
Our newest post from Manda Sexton talks about experiencing administrative rejection and how that can help inform future research.
Category: Reflection
The elusive evidence of public library research
LibParlor contributor Margaret A.E. Alexander shares their experiences as both a public and academic librarian and the way research plays out in both spaces.
The story of SOL:AR- Collaborating with cross-institutional stakeholders to create an online postgraduate training resource, A Librarian Parlor Series, Part II
In their second post, LibParlor contributors Eleanor and Kylie give us an update on their SOL:AR project and some things they’ve learned along the way.
Flip the Switch: A Librarian’s Sabbatical Experience, A LibParlor Series, Part II
LibParlor Contributor, Jess Crossfield McIntosh, describes how she changed her sabbatical plans as we entered a pandemic.
Learning to Fail
LibParlor Contributor, Halle Burns, discusses why it’s important to talk about failure and making mistakes during the research process.
Through the Looking Glass: Experiencing the Other Side of Academic Publishing. A Librarian Parlor Series, Part 1
LibParlor Contributors Kristina Clement, Samantha Peter, and Hilary Baribeau discuss their workflow and processes as guest editors for a special issue of a journal.
When Research Gets Personal
LibParlor Contributor, Katie Quirin Manwiller, shares how she found a research project and research community by finding a topic personally important to her.
Your Tenure-Track Toolbox: Tips, Tricks, & Tech for Success
LibParlor Contributor, Laura Sheets, discusses the three tools she uses to keep herself on track during the tenure process.
A First Time for Everything: A Librarian’s Sabbatical Experience, A LibParlor Series, Part I
LibParlor Contributor, Jess Crossfield McIntosh, begins her series with discussing how she (and you) can prepare for a sabbatical.
Merging Theoretical Research with Practice-based Research
LibParlor Contributor Gail Betz discusses how she merged two fields of study for her research project.
