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Another email from a personal librarian to the authors: The email thank you I sent you today is from a transfer student I helped last year, also. So, a year later, I’m still her
Judy Spak, J. Glover (2007)
The Personal Librarian Program: An Evaluation of a Cushing/Whitney Medical Library Outreach InitiativeMedical Reference Services Quarterly, 26
J. Neal (2009)
What Do Users Want? What Do Users Need? W(h)ither the Academic Research Library?Journal of Library Administration, 49
Cy Dillon (2011)
The Personal Librarian Program at the University of Richmond: An Interview with Lucretia McCulleyVirginia Libraries, 57
Greg Townley, Bret Kloos, Patricia Wright (2009)
Understanding the experience of place: expanding methods to conceptualize and measure community integration of persons with serious mental illness.Health & place, 15 2
Calantha Tillotson (2015)
The Personal Librarian: Enhancing the Student ExperienceReference and User Services Quarterly, 54
J. Melançon, Nancy Goebel (2016)
Personal Librarian for Aboriginal Students: A Programmatic AssessmentColl. Res. Libr., 77
C. Henry, Kimberly Vardeman, C. Syma (2012)
Reaching out: connecting students to their personal librarianReference Services Review, 40
(2016)
About UNC , The University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
(2014)
The origin of the personal librarian concept
Greg Townley, Jason Katz, A. Wandersman, Brittany Skiles, M. Schillaci, B. Timmerman, Timothy Mousseau (2013)
EXPLORING THE ROLE OF SENSE OF COMMUNITY IN THE UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFER STUDENT EXPERIENCEJournal of Community Psychology, 41
(2010)
Libraries make it personal
(2013)
Transfer United: partnerships to foster transfer student success
R. Kilzer (2011)
Reference as Service, Reference as Place: A View of Reference in the Academic LibraryThe Reference Librarian, 52
Barbara Townsend, K. Wilson (2006)
"A Hand Hold for A Little Bit": Factors Facilitating the Success of Community College Transfer Students to a Large Research UniversityJournal of College Student Development, 47
UNC makes changes to help transfer students
PurposeThis paper aims to address the emergence of personal librarian programs and to discuss the development and implementation of the Personal Librarian for Transfer Students Program at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC-CH).Design/methodology/approachThe literature is limited to research focused on personal librarians and programs. This paper examines the process by which the program was established at UNC-CH and includes a discussion about how campus and library buy-in was secured.FindingsThe response to the program has been positive. Survey responses and anecdotal feedback shows that the program resonates with a select group of transfer students.Originality/valueThis research provides an overview of an effective, sustainable way to forge personal connections with transfer students to support their academic development.
Reference Services Review – Emerald Publishing
Published: Jun 12, 2017
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