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Questions with Puron: Featured RIPS Member – Emily Donnellan May 13, 2021
Compiled by: Jessica Almeida Questions with Puron is a social media series launched by the RIPS PR & Recruitment Committee to highlight the diverse views and professional strategies of the constituents of Research Instruction and Patron Services Special Interest Section … Continue reading →
malikahhalllibrarian
That’s Not “et al.” Folks! April 29, 2021
I recently attended the Virtual Symposium on Citation and the Law hosted by the Lillian Goldman Law Library at Yale Law School and I could not be more fired up about legal citation. Yeah, you read that right. I am … Continue reading →
lizmanriquez
Call for Bloggers! April 29, 2021
Calling all those interested in blogging! The RIPS Law Librarian Blog is searching for next year’s cast of contributors (beginning August 2021). The current blogging year has been very successful with many wonderful posts and high readership, but a few of … Continue reading →
malikahhalllibrarian
How to Stop Time Theft April 22, 2021
Planning for classes is ALWAYS time consuming. Every year, I reorganize my course at least nominally, in addition to adjusting my strategies for presenting information. Other lecture topics are relatively static and don’t require much substantive updating; except when relying … Continue reading →
Matt Timko
Reflections on a Certificate in Higher Education Teaching April 22, 2021
Last spring, I was fortunate to have the opportunity to pursue a certificate in higher education teaching. I had meant to draft a reflection piece afterward, but as with so many things last year, COVID and the resulting transition to … Continue reading →
Ashley Arrington
More UFO Research: The UNH Library’s Betty and Barney Hill Papers April 22, 2021
Guest post from Nicholas Mignanelli, Yale Law School I was so inspired by Sarah Gotschall’s post on UFO research that I had to write a post calling attention to the Betty and Barney Hill Papers in the Special Collections of the University of New Hampshire … Continue reading →
malikahhalllibrarian
Librarian, Market Thyself April 22, 2021
I recently attended several really good presentations on marketing yourself and your library, and it reminded me that with most of us working from home, we’re not necessarily visible to our patrons right now. Has not being in the office … Continue reading →
czluckie
Questions with Puron: Featured RIPS Member – Jenny Silbiger April 7, 2021
Compiled by: Jessica Almeida Questions with Puron is a social media series launched by the RIPS PR & Recruitment Committee to highlight the diverse views and professional strategies of the constituents of Research Instruction and Patron Services Special Interest Section … Continue reading →
malikahhalllibrarian
Connecting to Connectors April 7, 2021
I often feel like I’m not great at teaching connectors because I find them self-explanatory. You have two or more terms, and the connectors tell the database what relationship those terms should have with each other to be returned by … Continue reading →
Jenny Ham
The Golden Age of UFO Research? March 31, 2021
Recently, two of our daily KnowItAALL emails alerted me to the fact we are currently living in the golden age of UFO research, and the world now has online access to previously classified/unavailable/pain-in-the-neck to obtain FBI and CIA documents about … Continue reading →
Sarah Gotschall

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