Reflection – The Librarian Parlor

by libparlorcontributor July 27, 2022 1

Am I Still a Researcher?

Kevin Seeber reflects on attending the LibParlor Online Learning Forum and the value of taking breaks as a researcher.

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by libparlorcontributor June 14, 2022 0

LibParlor Contributor Reflection

Future of the Library Annual Meeting: How Does Ithaka S+R’s “Future of the Annual Meeting” report compare to librarianship’s own pandemic conference shifts?

LibParlor contributors Jaci Wilkinson, Faith Bradham, Amanda Koziura, and Maura Seale unpack a recent Ithaka S+R’s “Future of the Annual Meeting” report and compare it to ALA and ACRL’s current practices.

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by libparlorcontributor April 5, 2022 1

LibParlor Contributor Reflection

Publishing and the Pandemic

We welcome LibParlor Contributor Jillian Collier to discuss her experiences with publishing during the pandemic.

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by libparlorcontributor September 21, 2021 1

LibParlor Contributor Reflection Series

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.