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September 2011
Greetings from your Journalism Liaison,
I am one of the most recent additions to Thomas Cooper's Reference department and I have taken over the Journalism library liaison duties from Josh Garris. This is the first issue of our newsletter, "From Your Libraries..." which is designed to provide general library information, but also information catered directly to Journalism and Mass Communications.
I would like you to know that as your liaison I am here to offer any library services that you may need. In supplement to eRequest, I am also available to personally help you with obtaining materials either for or from the library. I am also in charge of teaching and scheduling library instruction sessions for this area. I encourage anyone who teaches introductory and/or research heavy courses to contact me about setting up one of these sessions. If you would like to design an assignment that reinforces strong information literacy skills, I can help with that as well. Additionally I am available for personal research consultations for you and your students.
I am also currently working on updating the Journalism LibGuide to include specific divisions within the school, e.g. Advertising, Visual Communications, etc. If you have any ideas of specific resources, writing tips, etc. to include, please let me know. I can add sections of the LibGuide to address specific classes as well. I and University Libraries at large are here to support any of your teaching and research needs, so please do not hesitate to contact me. I look forward to working with you!
Brent Appling
Journalism Liaison
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