Contact your liaison librarian or use our Library Instruction Request Form to request instruction. Your liaison librarian is also available to provide advice and feedback on developing and delivering research and information literacy assignments and activities.
Contact the liaison librarian for your department about materials in your subject area, to discuss assignments or arrange librarian-led instruction for your class.
Miranda Axworthy | Charlotte Gerstein | Scott Hertzberg |
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Athletic Training | Archaeology/Geography/Applied Anthropology | Criminal Justice |
Business/Accounting | Art/Graphic Design | |
Computer Information Systems | Economics | |
Exercise Science/Health Science | Education | |
Mathematics | English | |
Natural Sciences | Environmental Studies | |
Nursing | Global Studies | |
Physical Education/Health Promotion | History | |
Psychology | Media & Communication | |
Resort & Hospitality Management | Music/Music Education | |
Social Work | Political Science | |
Sociology | Social Studies | |
Sport Management | Theater Arts |
This approach may help students with research in a particular course, but it is unlikely to promote an integrative understanding of information literacy concepts. It also separates information sources from the research and creative process, emphasizing information value around format and “findability” rather than promoting inquiry and conversation.
Since Fall 2017, the Calvin Coolidge Library has been piloting Spartan Savvy, an Integrative Model for our Information Literacy Instruction Program. Spartan Savvy offers faculty-requested, librarian-led instruction on 13 module topics, 4 scaffolded instruction sessions, a variety of activities, and resource-specific instruction on research tools. We continue to offer instruction sessions based on faculty assignments, but we encourage you to request instruction on our new topics!