Dear Colleagues, Do you have a moment to share how you share? We would like to invite academic librarians to take part in a survey designed to examine how librarians use instant messaging tools to communicate in the workplace. Instant messaging tools typically lend themselves to more informal communication techniques, and may
You are invited to participate in a research study comparing current levels of competency in data services with professional development initiatives. I am inviting all information professionals who engage in some level of data services to complete the survey, which you can access here: https://umanitoba.libwizard.com/f/dataservices The survey should take 10-20 minutes to
Last call for research survey: Burnout and Stressors among Academic Librarians in Higher Education in the U.S.(closes 2/21) Thank you to those who have already responded! If you are a full time academic librarian working in the United States and have less than 50% administrative duties, please consider participating in this research
Invitation to participate in a research survey: Burnout and Stressors among Academic Librarians in Higher Education in the U.S. If you are a full time academic librarian working in the United States and have less than 50% administrative duties, please consider participating in this research study. The project seeks to gain a
Have you ever used reflection to improve your performance at work or to better understand situations at work? If so, I’m interested in talking with you about your use of intentional reflection (also called reflective practice) as part of my project for the Medical Library Association Research Training Institute, “Health Science Librarians’
Excuse the cross-posting Greetings health sciences librarians, As a fellow of the Medical Library Association (MLA) Research Training Institute (RTI) 2019 cohort, I am researching community college health sciences librarians’ perceptions of Medical Library Association (MLA) competency skills. The data will be used to fill a gap in the literature about how
Hello: This survey was previously disseminated on June 11th. If you’ve already completed the survey, please accept my sincerest thanks and delete this email as no further involvement is requested. If you have not completed the questionnaires, please take the time (the survey takes 15 minutes to complete) to consider helping me
Greetings Librarians! (Apologies for any cross-postings!) You are being invited to participate in a research study titled “Academic Health Sciences Librarianship: Competencies Librarians Need to Lead Their Libraries for the Digital Era.” The questionnaire is being conducted for research purposes and is affiliated with Oklahoma State University in that it is intended
My name is Rachel Koenig and I am a health sciences librarian at the Tompkins-McCaw Library for the Health Sciences at Virginia Commonwealth University. Recently, health sciences librarianship has witnessed an increasing variety of educational and experiential requirements to enter the occupation. The study, which is supported by the MLA Research, Development,
Hello: My name is Rachel Koenig and I am a health sciences librarian at the Tompkins-McCaw Library for the Health Sciences at Virginia Commonwealth University. Recently, health sciences librarianship has witnessed an increasing variety of educational and experiential requirements to enter the occupation. The study, which is supported by the MLA Research,