Published January 30, 2019

Issue Description

Fourth volume of the journal includes columns from across the profession, book reviews, essays and peer-reviewed articles.

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Articles

Problem-solvers & problem-makers: The librarians of the new South
Ashley Maynor
118-124
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Theorizing scholarship as craft pride in the LIS field
Elliott Kuecker, Lydia Brambila
171-187
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Tisch Library Journal Salon : Improving Cross-Departmental Communication via Informal Professional Development
Nicole Bookout, Dianne N. Brown
212-240
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From the bottom up: Engaging technical services staff in decision-making
Merri Hartse, Rose Sliger Krause , Andrea Langhurst Eickholt
260-282
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Supporting the best: Professional development in academic libraries
Karen Venturella, Moddie V. Breland
283-292

Columns

Libraries and language preservation: A defining generational moment
Race MoChridhe
137-141
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Opening the conversation : Getting started
Stacy Katz
142-144
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Navigating literacies
Julia Feerrar
145-148
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"You’re one of us”: The impact of propinquity on a liaison librarian’s professional identity
Afra Bolefski
188-192
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Book Reviews

Review of User experience in libraries: Applying ethnography and human-centered design
Ariel A. E. Scotese
128-132
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Review of Coding with XML for efficiencies in cataloging and metadata: Practical applications of XSD, XSLT, and XQuery
Tiffany Henry
125-127
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Review of Applying library values to emerging technology: Decision making in the age of open access, maker spaces and the ever-changing library
Robbie Barber
133-136
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Review of Shaping the campus conversation on student learning and experience: Activating the results of Assessment in Action
Eileen H. Kramer
241-248
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Review of Transforming libraries to serve graduate students
William Brogdon
249-251
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Review of Critical approaches to credit-bearing information literacy courses
Melissa E. Johnson
252-255
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Review of Academic libraries and the academy
Emily Rogers
256-259
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Essays

Hip-Hop librarianship for scholarly communication: An approach to introducing topics
Arthur Boston
1-62
The art of asking and answering Events, things, and librarianship in the disciplines: Events, things, and librarianship in the disciplines
Michael Kicey
95-117
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Wikipedia, socialpedia, and randompedia: How could I play by the rules when there aren’t any?
Junli Diao
149-155
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Remembering our past to keep from repeating it : Using technology to continue the role of libraries in collecting and disseminating local historical data and stories
Justin Sorensen, Anthony Sams, Catherine Soehner
156-170
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On academic writing
Ellen Wilson
193-207
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Redefining our library
Sharon Holderman
208-211
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