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Women and Gender Studies Resource Survey

  • 1.  Women and Gender Studies Resource Survey

    Posted Nov 09, 2023 01:55 PM

    Dear Colleagues, 

    Members of the Collections Committee of the Women and Gender Studies section of ACRL are collecting data from librarians, researchers, and faculty in the field of women's and gender studies regarding the criteria used for selecting resources for research and publishing in the discipline. The full online survey should take approximately 15 minutes, but you will be provided with several points to skip to the end and submit your answers if you do not wish to complete the full survey. 

    The results of the survey will contain no identifying information from participants and will be used for scholarly purposes only.

    The survey can be found here: https://wsu.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_cu6NT0LwWwqYRWm 

    The survey will close on 12/31/2023. 

    This research is being conducted by Regina Bertin-Beach (Texas Health and Science University), Jennifer Elder (Emory University), Melissa Gonzalez (University of West Florida), Erin Hvizdak (Washington State University), Michaela Keating (California State University Fullerton), Alexis Pavenick (California State University Long Beach), and Colleen Seale (University of Florida). If you have questions or concerns about our project, please contact Michaela Keating mckeating@fullerton.edu.

    Thank you. 



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    Melissa Gonzalez
    Humanities & Social Sciences Librarian and Collection Development Coordinator
    University of West Florida
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