Restarting the Tenure Clock: How Mid-Career Changes can Disrupt and Enhance Research
LibParlor Contributor Erin Rinto discusses her experiences restarting the tenure clock and what she learned along the way.
Tag: research agenda
Them: Please Describe your Research. Me: What Research?!
LibParlor Contributor Elizabeth DeZouche talks about how to prepare to talk about your research agenda on a job interview.
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
Jumping Into Academic Writing and Presenting
LibParlor Contributor, Rachel Miles, gives readers some tips for getting started with academic writing and presenting.
Visualizing Research
LibParlor Contributor, Rachel Miles, shares her research experience during graduate school, which ultimately shaped her current research agenda.
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.
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.
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 theContinue Reading
Research through a Critical Lens: #LibParlor #critlib mashup #1
Back at the beginning of January, the LibParlor Editorial team decided to propose some #critlib chats. Our goal was toContinue Reading
Interdisciplinary research, the drive of curiosity, and the responsibility to critique
LibParlor introduces our first interview with Gina Schlesselman-Tarango, the Instructional Services & Initiatives Librarian at California State University, San Bernardino.
