(via Rosemary Humphrey, Kennesaw State University) Researchers at Kennesaw State University Library System and Clemson University Libraries would like to invite US academic library personnel to take part in research regarding document delivery best practices among libraries in the United States. The online survey provided below is part of a research study to evaluate document…
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Reminder: Survey on Different Types of Mentorship and Its Role in Academic Library Instruction Closes Sun., July 2
(via Jamia Williams–NNLM Training Office, University of Utah) The online survey provided below is part of a research study to evaluate the different types of mentorship and its role in academic library instruction. This online survey is expected to take approximately 10 minutes to complete. Responses will be collected online through Qualtrics, a secure survey tool, and…
Call for Participation: Survey on “New and Emerging Roles of Academic Librarians in the United States” for ACRL’s New Roles and Changing Landscape Committee–Deadline Fri., July 28
(via Russell Michalak, Goldey-Beacom College) We are conducting research about the “New and Emerging Roles of Academic Librarians in the United States” for ACRL’s New Roles and Changing Landscape Committee. If you are an academic librarian with an MLS or equivalent degree who is working in the United States, we would be grateful for your…
Call for Participation: Survey for Research Project on Electronic Resources Management at Academic Libraries in Post-Pandemic Era–Deadline Mon., July 31
(via Jia He, University of South Alabama) I am conducting a survey on the research project aimed at investigating the perspectives of electronic resources management at academic libraries in the post-pandemic era. The research project includes an online survey. The link is here. Responses will be collected online through Qualtrics, a secure survey tool, and will…
Call for Participation: Research Study on Experiences of Historically Marginalized Academic Library Workers with Microaggressions While Serving on DEI Committees
We are conducting a research project aimed at examining the experiences of historically marginalized academic library workers who have experienced microaggressions while serving on diversity, equity, and inclusion committees within academic libraries. (These committees use different names, which may include words like social justice, accessibility, belonging, etc.) Our goal is to publish our work as a…
Deadline for Survey Asking About Effects of Long COVID on Academic Librarians Extended to Sun., June 25
(via Amanda Folk, The Ohio State University) If you have experienced Long COVID while working in an academic library in the United States (including territories) or Canada, I invite you to participate in this exploratory survey-based study. The results of this exploratory study will be used to highlight potential implications for academic libraries going forward, including recommendations…
Call for Participation: Study on Experiences of Library Workers Living with Disabilities at Public Colleges and Universities Who Have Sought Accommodations Since the Beginning of the COVID-19 Pandemic
(via Dr. Abigail Phillips, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee School of Information Studies) This study seeks participants to explore the experiences of library workers living with disabilities at public colleges and universities that have sought accommodations since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. Accommodations and accommodation requests vary from institution to institution. According to the Americans with Disabilities…
Call for Participation: Survey on Different Types of Mentorship and Its Role in Academic Library Instruction–Deadline Sun., July 2
(via Jamia Williams–NNLM Training Office, University of Utah) The online survey provided below is part of a research study to evaluate the different types of mentorship and its role in academic library instruction. This online survey is expected to take approximately 10 minutes to complete. Responses will be collected online through Qualtrics, a secure survey tool, and…
Reminder: Call for Participation in Research Study About Library Programming on End-of-Life Issues Closes Fri., June 30
(via Jarrod Irwin, Eastern Michigan University) A research study about library programming on end-of-life issues is seeking librarians and other library staff to participate. This study is open to librarians and staff of any type of library in the United States, if their libraries have facilitated or hosted such programs, or have internally discussed doing…
Reminder: Survey on Making Academic Library Environments More Accommodating to Autistic Library Employees Still Open
(via Michael Holt, Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical College) Several studies have been published in the library literature on how university and college libraries can adapt their environments to make them more accommodating to autistic students, but what about autistic library employees? Do libraries consider the needs of autistic faculty and staff, particularly…