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| AU ONLINE | Cammy Riemann |
| COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT | |
| Curriculum, Counseling, and Research | Thomas Weeks |
| Center for Innovation and Community Engagement | Thomas Weeks |
| Kinesiology | Shafer Tharrington |
| Teaching and Leading | Thomas Weeks |
| COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS | |
| Biological Sciences | Thomas Moss |
| Chemistry and Biochemistry | Thomas Moss |
| Physics and Biophysics | Thomas Moss |
| Mathematics | Thomas Moss |
| Neuroscience Program | Thomas Moss |
| JAMES M. HULL COLLEGE OF BUSINESS | Rod Bustos |
| PAMPLIN COLLEGE OF ARTS, HUMANITIES, AND SOCIAL SCIENCES |
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| Art | Melissa Johnson |
| Communication | Tonya Dority |
| English and World Languages | Melissa Johnson |
| History, Anthropology, and Philosophy | Aspasia Luster |
| Integrated Studies | Tonya Dority |
| Music | Melissa Johnson |
| Psychological Sciences | Erin Prentiss |
| Social Sciences | Thomas Weeks |
| Women's and Gender Studies | Melissa Johnson |
| SCHOOL OF COMPUTER & CYBER SCIENCES | Whitney Russell |
| MILITARY SCIENCE | Thomas Moss |
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| CAREER SERVICES | Thomas Weeks |
| CENTER FOR UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH & SCHOLARSHIP | Melissa Johnson |
| CYBER INSTITUTE | Rod Bustos |
| FIRST AND SECOND YEAR EXPERIENCE | Aspasia Luster |
| HONORS PROGRAM | Thomas Weeks |
| MILITARY AFFAIRS | Melissa Johnson |
| STUDENT LIFE AND ENGAGEMENT | Aspasia Luster |
Liaisons accept responsibility to make themselves known and available to assigned faculty. The ways in which such communication takes place varies and there is no established pattern. Communication may be through an official departmental contact person, visits to individual faculty, scheduled on-site office hours, through printed and electronic communications, by periodic or regular participation in faculty meetings, or by attendance at academic symposia or events.
The role of the liaison librarian is unique to each academic area and the individuals involved. However, the liaison assumes the main responsibility in the areas of collection development, research, and education services.
Specific tasks include:
· Informing faculty of new and existing research tools, methods, resources, and services.
· Collaborating with faculty to encourage the inclusion of the library as an essential component in teaching and learning.
· Serving as first contact for research queries from faculty and students in assigned areas, including requests for individual consultations.
· Creating and maintaining relevant library Research Guides to support the curriculum.
· Collaborating with faculty to determine resources to be added to or weeded from the collection that support the teaching, learning, and research needs of students and faculty.
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Dental College of Georgia |
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Institute of Public & Preventive Health |
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Graduate School |
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Georgia Cancer Center |
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AU Health/ Children's Hospital of Georgia |
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An embedded librarian is a faculty member of the University Libraries formally designated as the primary advocate between the Libraries and an academic unit. This type of library service is a method of connecting with our professional colleges, staying in tune with their needs, providing continuity of contact, and keeping them informed. All embedded librarians are faculty librarians.
The primary objectives of the program are to foster collegiality through consistent communication, provide leadership in collection development, promote excellence in reference and education services, and assess library programs to ensure support of curricular and research needs of Augusta University.
Consult our library guide on the Health Sciences Embedded Librarian Program to learn more about the program and find your embedded librarian.
