Posters by graduate students in the University of Iowa School of Library and Information Science.
Publications from 2018
Special Collections as a Community for Interdisciplinary Collaboration, Caroline G. Hogan
Becoming Educators: Investigating Where Academic Librarians Learn How to Teach, Amanda Jenkins
Alternative Ways to Create an Inclusive Community Within the Library, Jill O'Neill
Playing Baseball at the Library of Congress: Strategies and Challenges for Curating Primary Source Collections, Katherine Walden
Diaries in Archives: Ethical Implications, Chloe Waryan
Dangerous Fiction? Examining Immoral Fiction Through Eugene Aram and The Kindly Ones, Paije Wee
Publications from 2017
Connecting Library Technology to Specific Information Needs and Behaviors, Jamie Byerly
Print or eFormat: preferences and factors that influence undergraduate student behavior, Amanda N. English
Informing in Concert: A Study of Music Information Behavior at the University of Iowa School of Music, Katie Gandhi
Faith In Books: The Role of U.S. Navy Chaplains & Assistants Serving as Librarians at Sea., Joshua Hammitt
Faith in Books: The U.S. Navy’s Chaplains & Assistants Serving as Librarians at Sea., Joshua N. Hammitt
Restoring Sound to the Stacks: The American Library as Music Space in the Great Depression, Katheryn Christine Lawson
Patient and Public Library Services for Mild to Moderate Mentally Ill People: An Information Behavior Study, Nicole McCubbin
Publications from 2016
Application of RFID Technology in Corporate Libraries, Haley L. Lott
Evidence Based Practice in Nursing (EBN) and the role of the Clinical-Education Librarian, Maryann McConnell
Teachers & Librarians: Working Together, Francesca M. Taylor
Information Ethics Outside the Mainstream: Freedom of Expression and Intellectual Property in Fan Fiction of the Early 1980s, Ella von Holtum
The Maker Movement Inspiring Creativity in the Library, Naomi Yaddof
Publications from 2015
Comics in Libraries: Promoting Multiple Literacies in the 21st Century, Amanda C. Bellis
Creating a Digital Scholarly Edition of Walt Whitman’s Short Fiction: A Case Study in TEI/XML, Stephanie M. Blalock
Meeting the Information Needs of Parents of Juvenile Sex Offenders: Identifying Needs, Barriers, and Resources, Debra L. Ford
Homebound Services in Public Libraries: understanding an antiquated service in a modern society, Shawna M. Fredrickson
Historical Researchers and Academic Librarians: A New Collaboration in Digital Humanities, Susan L. Gerth
Legality of the Legacy: Cultivating Seed Lending Programs at Iowa Public Libraries, Madeline M. Jarvis
Discordant Discourse: Artists' Books and Databases, Andrea Kohashi
Wordless Wonder, Kathleen M. Locher
Serving Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder in the Library Media Center, Ivy Nielsen
Regenerating the Local Catalog: An Approach for Augmenting Bibliographic Information for Early Printed Texts, Jillian A. Sparks