Focusing Your Research By Writing the Abstract First
LibParlor Contributor, Allison Hosier, discusses how writing an abstract first can help clarify what you’re writing about.
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The World’s Bumpiest Ride: How I Set Myself Up for Success and Failure in Research
LibParlor Contributor, Allison Rand, discusses how she got started with research in graduate school and in her first professional job.
Notes from the far side of tenure: a reflection
Sarah Laleman Ward is the Outreach Librarian at Hunter College – City University of New York (CUNY). Her research interestsContinue 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.
Picking a Journal, Part II: Your journal choice influences you, A Librarian Parlor Series
In part II of this series, LibParlor Contributor, Nina Exner, discusses tips and tricks to writing for a certain journal.
Ethnographic Research in Academic Libraries
Shannon, our newest LibParlor Contributor, discusses using ethnography methods for a research project she conducted.
Book Review: The Self as Subject: Autoethnographic Research into Identity, Culture, and Academic Librarianship
LibParlor Contributing Editor, Grace Haynes, reviews The Self as Subject.
Picking a Journal, A Librarian Parlor Series, Part I
LibParlor Contributor, Nina Exner, begins her series talking about how to pick a journal to write for.
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.
