Help Us, Help You: Using Student Friends of the Library and Student Advisory Boards to Create and Fund New Library Services and Spaces.

Jennifer Ott; Blair Stapleton; Wendy Trenthem; Elizabeth B. Jones

Help Us, Help You: Using Student Friends of the Library and Student Advisory Boards to Create and Fund New Library Services and Spaces.

Jennifer Ott
, Blair Stapleton
, Wendy Trenthem
, Elizabeth B. Jones

Rhodes College
University of Louisiana at Lafayette

Research output: Contribution to conference › Presentation

Abstract

Libraries can benefit greatly from accessing student input. Learn how to get feedback and engagement from existing or new student groups to develop and promote library services and spaces

Original language	American English
State	Published - Mar 3 2017
Event	The Collective Library Conference - Knoxville, TN Duration: Mar 3 2017 → …

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Conference	The Collective Library Conference
Period	3/3/17 → …

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Library and Information Science

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