Library Liaison Program
The Library Liaison Program links library faculty with teaching faculty in a mutually beneficial relationship. The program aims to foster mutual understanding and to provide a vehicle for addressing questions and concerns related to the library’s support of academic programs. Liaison librarians work with the academic departments to:
- Communicate with the teaching faculty about library services, collections, policies, and programs;
- Communicate with the library faculty and staff about academic program needs;
- Develop, analyze, and maintain the library’s resources;
- Select new materials in all formats related to their contact School’s course offerings.
In consultation with teaching faculty and with other library faculty, liaisons identify specific subject areas needing development and analysis, including the level to which existing collections can support new courses and programs. Liaison appointments are made annually among the library faculty.
Liaisons by School
College of Business, Innovation, Leadership, and Technology |
|
School of Business | Floyd Csir |
School of Design and Art | Gwen Vredevoogd |
School of Technology and Innovation | Mason Yang |
College of Health and Education | |
School of Counseling | Brianna Chatmon |
School of Education | Gwen Vredevoogd |
Malek School of Nursing Professions |
Linda Todd |
School of Health Sciences |
Linda Todd |
College of Sciences and Humanities | |
School of Humanities |
Angie Harvey |
School of Sciences, Mathematics & Engineering |
Mason Yang |
School of Social and Behavioral Sciences | Brianna Chatmon |