Sources: Fundamentals for the Academic Liaison

Authors

  • Christina M. Kulp

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5860/rusq.54n2.76a

Abstract

As the title states, this book is a fundamental overview of the common tasks performed by academic liaison librarians. Aimed at novices, this resource covers the basic concepts involved without getting lost in details that tend to vary among institutions. Thus this book serves as a solid foundation for library science students unfamiliar with the diverse responsibilities involved in being an academic liaison. The authors cover how the liaison role has evolved over time with new technologies, budget adjustments, and the changing nature of research; and yet they reinforce the idea that academic liaison work remains critical to the mission of many college and university libraries.

Author Biography

Christina M. Kulp

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Published

2015-01-26

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Sources: Professional Materials