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The Future on Pause: Reflections on the “How We’re Working at Charles” Project

Posted on August 22, 2020 by Nancy Turner

Last week the Assessment Community of Practice gathered virtually to hear more about the Envisioning our Future project. The session was hosted by research team members Karen Kohn, Rebecca Lloyd, Caitlin Shanley, and myself.  The project was conducted as part … Continue reading →

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Improving our Understanding of Faculty Work: Two Research Projects

Posted on August 15, 2017 by Nancy Turner

Over the last couple of years, Temple librarians have engaged in two significant research projects with potential for informing our work with faculty. This week’s kickoff for the Libraries/Press Assessment Community of Practice provides an opportunity to discuss these projects … Continue reading →

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Speaking of Scholarly Communication: Interviews with Faculty

Posted on September 20, 2016 by Nancy Turner

Last week staff from Reference & Instruction, Access Services, the Press, Digital Scholarship Center, Special Collections,  Digital Library Initiatives, and Library Administration gathered for a conversation to share findings from a series of interviews we librarians had this past spring. … Continue reading →

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