Information Services for Indigenous Communities
LibParlor Contributor, Treasa Bane, shares her experiences working with Indigenous communities as an academic librarian.
Tag: Reflection
1+1=3? Or How to fail at every step and still get a result
LibParlor is pleased to publish this post by Samuel as our first LibParlor-HLS crossover post. Don’t miss our post overContinue Reading
Research Agendas: You Can Go Your Own Way
Rebecca Halpern is the teaching and learning services coordinator at The Claremont Colleges Library. She is interested in critical librarianship,Continue Reading
Conversations, negotiations, and giving credit where credit is due
LibParlor Contributor, Melissa Bowles-Terry provides some best practices for collaborating with colleagues during the writing process.
Reflections from a Young Writer: Academic vs. Creative Writing
LibParlor Contributor, Samantha Bise, reflects on the similarities and differences between academic and creative writing.
Jumping Into Academic Writing and Presenting
LibParlor Contributor, Rachel Miles, gives readers some tips for getting started with academic writing and presenting.
So, You Want to Get a Grant . . . Some Guidance from a Librarian-Turned-Program-Officer
Patricia Hswe (@pmhswe) works at The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation as the Program Officer for Scholarly Communications, which funds libraries,Continue Reading
ISO Connections
LibParlor Contributor Jo Gadsby shares her insight on ways to get connected as a new professional.
Embracing The Value of Sharing “Rough Work”
LibParlor Contributor Michele Santamaria shares her experience with a writing community and sharing your “rough work” with your colleagues.
Growth Through Relationship: From Conversation to Research Project
LibParlor Contributor Veronica Arellano Douglas writes about her experiences with discovering a new theoretical framework and conducting research through connections.
