Sentence examples for faculty librarians from inspiring English sources

Faculty, librarians, and administrators must be committed to this progressive development to reach the goal of literate university and college graduates.

The close professional relationships of Peruvian faculty, librarians and students with their UW counterparts has enriched the program and resulted in new research and teaching collaborations at both institutions in ways not envisioned at the beginning of the program.

Figure  3 indicates that faculty status does not appear to have an impact on curriculum-integrated session except that faculty librarians tend to offer a few more required sessions (i.e., fourth and fifth sessions).

Only a couple of the non-faculty librarians offered more than three sessions, and these were not always required.

Furthermore, special faculty seminars were jointly conducted between staff librarians and pharmacology faculty to demonstrate the clinical utility of the database to other allied health professionals, including dieticians.

With faculty-librarian partnership and integrated instruction in a first year course, students showed the largest perceived increases in foundational information literacy skills but struggled with information literacy abilities.

Staff librarians were encouraged to see themselves as co-instructors with the regular faculty and to put less emphasis on shushing library patrons.

It is unlikely that faculty (or librarians) will tolerate such a restriction".

New methods, new technologies, and new roles and responsibilities for faculty and librarians are described.

This paper will outline the design, implementation, and assessment of information literacy sessions and will highlight the importance of collaboration between faculty and librarians to set a common ground and reach expected outcomes.

The ACRL describes ideal IL programs as those that include an emphasis on student-centered learning, are embedded in discipline-specific instruction, and foster collaboration among faculty and librarians (ACRL, 2003; Jacob and Heisel, 2008).