Everything tagged: Academic librarianship

We want to learn how many Canadian academic librarians have a committed art practice and how their work and their art practice complement each other.

Nous souhaitons savoir combien de bibliothécaires académiques canadiens ont une pratique artistique engagée et comment leur travail et leur art se complètent.

This study explores factors related to job satisfaction in libraries with an aim to better understand how to improve workplaces for library staff in Canada.

The CAPAL Early Career Researcher Award is designed to encourage and celebrate research excellence among early career professional academic librarians.

Le Prix ACBES pour chercheur·e en début de carrière est conçu pour encourager et reconnaître l’excellence en recherche chez les bibliothécaires universitaires professionnel·le·s en début de carrière.

This study explores to what extent these contemplative practices are being incorporated by academic librarians into teaching, and their perceived impact/value of these practices.

The CARL Award of Merit is presented to individuals who have made outstanding local, regional, or national contributions to research librarianship, with a lasting and beneficial impact on the CARL community.

The purpose of this study is to explore how academic information practitioners understand and carry out community engagement, especially in their work with off-campus publics.

McGill University this week held the official opening of the McGill University Collections Centre, a new 4,200 square metre state-of-the-art facility for the storage, preservation, and retrieval of library collections.

You are invited to participate in a study investigating whether workers in Canadian university libraries are receiving gender diversity training.