Contemplative Pedagogy Interest Group

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Charge: Explores the concept of contemplative pedagogy in librarianship through demonstrating modes of integrating contemplative practices into library instruction and research life.
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Survey sent on behalf of colleague

  • 1.  Survey sent on behalf of colleague

    Posted Jan 07, 2025 09:43 AM
    Are you an academic librarian with instructional or teaching responsibilities currently working at an institution of higher education based in the United States? Are you interested in sharing your experiences working with disciplinary faculty, recent professional development, and your institution's culture?  
    This study aims to explore academic librarian behavior with faculty and how professional development and institutional culture may impact librarian behavior. As a participant in the first phase of this research study, you will be asked to complete the Exploring Instructional Librarian Backgrounds and Behavior Survey, which will take approximately 10 - 12 minutes.  
     
    This is a mixed methods study with two distinct phases. Participants in the first phase will be asked to take a survey. This survey will be open for one month, so please submit your survey by February 3. Participants in the second phase will be selected from those who indicated their interest in the interview on the survey. Participation in the survey can be done without involvement in the in-depth interviews. If you indicate your interest, you may be solicited to participate in an in-depth interview from February to March 2025. 
     
    By participating in the survey, you can enter to be randomly chosen to receive one of ten $20 Mastercard gift cards. The risks of participating in the survey phase of the study are minimal. You may feel discomfort thinking about negative work experiences. An indirect benefit of your participation is helping to further research in this area, which may positively impact future instruction librarians and library education. 
     
    For more information about the survey and consent form, please visit the survey or email Jenelle at jme26@pitt.edu. The University of Pittsburgh Institutional Review Board (IRB) reviewed this research (IRB Study 24080153), including the survey.  
     
    Please feel free to share this survey widely with colleagues. 
    Thanks in advance!
    Jenelle
    Jenelle E. Jensen (Johnson), MLIS (she/her)
    Liaison Librarian for Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Accessibility 
    Hanley Library, Hanley Office #107 (by the workstations)
    1 (814) 362-7618


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    Dana Thompson
    Research and Instruction Librarian
    Murray State University
    She/Her/Hers
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