Library-Faculty Relations -- Gaps and Bridges: Connecting within our Communities

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2014-01-06

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Librarians must be proactive in personally connecting with faculty members as colleagues and collaborators - rather than as "service providers" - especially as technology increasingly separates faculty from the physical library.

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This talk was presented to the Association of College and Research Libraries (Western New York/Ontario Chapter) Conference in May 2007.

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library, librarian, faculty

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http://hdl.handle.net/1880/49911

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