Reflection – Page 7 – The Librarian Parlor

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Revise and Resubmit, or Reconsider?

LibParlor Contributor Christine M. Moeller shares an experience of getting an article rejected and the lessons learned from this process. Continue Reading Revise and Resubmit, or Reconsider?

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by libparlor March 21, 2018 1

LibParlor Contributor Reflection

Advocating for Open Peer Review in LIS

LibParlor Contributor Sarah Hare reflects on her experiences with open peer review (OPR), and makes the case for early career librarians to pursue OPR. Continue Reading Advocating for Open Peer Review in LIS

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by libparlor February 21, 2018 3

LibParlor Contributor Series

How Do You Even Start? A Librarian Parlor Series, Part I

LibParlor’s newest series all around the central question of “How do you…?” Continue Reading How Do You Even Start? A Librarian Parlor Series, Part I

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by libparlor February 7, 2018 3

LibParlor Contributor Reflection

Drawing the line: Why we publish where we publish

Eamon Tewell is Reference & Instruction Librarian at Long Island University Brooklyn, home of the Blackbirds, where he supports the… Continue Reading Drawing the line: Why we publish where we publish

by libparlor January 31, 2018 4

How-to LibParlor Contributor

The Importance of Research Ethics

LibParlor Contributor Erin Richter-Weikum writes about her experiences with submitting to the Institutional Review Board (IRB) and shares tips for making it through the process. Continue Reading The Importance of Research Ethics