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Liaison librarians

Cushwa-Leighton librarians

Catherine Pellegrino, Jill Hobgood, Sue Wiegand, William Shakespeare, Janet Fore, Suzanne Hinnefeld, Kitty Marschall

 

Liaison librarian program

The purpose of the library liaison program is to establish an intentional and ongoing partnership with teaching faculty. A liaison librarian serves as a department's primary contact person in the library for collection development, library instruction, and information about library services.

 

Department and program liaison librarians

Department or program Liaison librarian
Anthropology Suzanne Hinnefeld   
Art Jill Hobgood
Biology Suzanne Hinnefeld
Business Jill Hobgood
Chemistry Sue Wiegand
Communication Studies Catherine Pellegrino
Communicative Disorders Suzanne Hinnefeld
CWIL Janet Fore
Dance Catherine Pellegrino            
Education Suzanne Hinnefeld
English Catherine Pellegrino
Environmental Studies Suzanne Hinnefeld
French Kitty Marschall
Gender and Women's Studies           Kitty Marschall
Gerontology Suzanne Hinnefeld
Global Studies Suzanne Hinnefeld
History Jill Hobgood
Humanistic Studies Catherine Pellegrino
Intercultural Studies Suzanne Hinnefeld
Italian Kitty Marschall
Justice Education Sue Wiegand
Mathematics Kitty Marschall
Modern Languages Kitty Marschall
Music Catherine Pellegrino
Nursing Suzanne Hinnefeld
Philosophy Suzanne Hinnefeld
Physics Sue Wiegand
Political Science Catherine Pellegrino
Psychology Suzanne Hinnefeld
Religious Studies Janet Fore
Social Work Sue Wiegand
Sociology Janet Fore
Spanish Kitty Marschall
Theater Catherine Pellegrino
 

What your liaison librarian can do for you.

  • Serve as an initial contact for library-related matters
  • Assist with library purchase requests
  • Provide general, course-specific, or assignment-specific instruction for students taking courses in your department
  • Provide specialized reference services to faculty and majors
  • Provide an individual orientation for new faculty members
  • Share information about library services and resources
  • Offer demonstrations or workshops of new resources and services of interest to your department
  • Provide consultation services for students writing research papers or comprehensive projects.
  • Communicate with the library about new areas of research, courses, and programs in your departments.
 

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