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Library Liaison Roles and Reorganizations Explored in Research Library Issues

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photo by Rita Vine

In the latest issue of Research Library Issues (RLI), teams from five North American universities describe their reorganizations and redefinitions of what it means to be a research library liaison with faculty and students. Barbara Rockenbach, associate university librarian for research and learning at Columbia University, opens the issue with an overview of the five case studies. Rita Vine, head of faculty and student engagement at University of Toronto Libraries and visiting program officer at the Association of Research Libraries, wraps up the issue with a selected bibliography for further reading.

The complete table of contents with links to the articles follows:

Research Library Issues no. 294 (2018) is freely available from ARL Digital Publications.


About the Association of Research Libraries

The Association of Research Libraries (ARL) is a nonprofit organization of 125 research libraries in Canada and the US whose mission is to advance research, learning, and scholarly communication. The Association fosters the open exchange of ideas and expertise, promotes equity and diversity, and pursues advocacy and public policy efforts that reflect the values of the library, scholarly, and higher education communities. ARL forges partnerships and catalyzes the collective efforts of research libraries to enable knowledge creation and to achieve enduring and barrier-free access to information. ARL is on the web at ARL.org.

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