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Directly Supporting Researchers

Explore the changing roles of academic librarians in directly supporting researchers. From traditional generalists to subject specialists, discover how librarians customize services, provide analysis, and build ongoing relationships with users.

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Directly Supporting Researchers

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  1. Session 1 Directly Supporting Researchers

  2. Changing roles in research support • Traditional academic librarian • Is a generalist • Serves all users • Is in library • Is a service provider • Provides materials • Standardizes • Responds • Answers individual inquiries • Subject liaison • Is a subject specialist • Focuses on a group • Is in users’ workspace • Is a team member • Provides analysis/data support • Customizes • Anticipates • Creates an ongoing relationship

  3. Session 1 Reactors • Liz Chapman, London School of Economics • Chris Bourg, Stanford University • Dana Rooks, University of Houston Speakers • Kurt de Belder, Leiden University • Tracy Gabridge, Massachusetts Institute of Technology • David Shumaker, Catholic University of America

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