The identity of academic librarians as researchers is evolving. Engagement in research is increasingly becoming a professional expectation, leading to greater attention placed on the development and promotion of librarians as scholars. Within this context is a confusing mixture of Continue reading CJAL Invites Article Submissions on Research, Scholarship, and Canadian Academic Librarians
The identity of academic librarians as researchers is evolving. Engagement in research is increasingly becoming a professional expectation, leading to greater attention placed on the development and promotion of librarians as scholars. Within this context is a confusing mixture of Continue reading CJAL Invites Article Submissions on Research, Scholarship, and Canadian Academic Librarians
The latest issue of The Canadian Journal of Academic Librarianship / Revue canadienne de bibliothéconomie universitaire is available now. This issue features articles and book reviews published over the past year under a continuous publication model, as well as an Continue reading Canadian Journal of Academic Librarianship Volume 3 Available Now
Message from the CAPAL/ACBAP chair Dear CAPAL/ACBAP colleagues: Several months ago, the CAPAL/ACBAP board selected an area of focus for this academic year: to assist our members to more fully understand and inhabit their roles, responsibilities, and rights as academic Continue reading Webinar on Academic Freedom for CAPAL/ACBAP members and non-members
CAPAL/ACBAP Open Letter to Mount Allison University January 19, 2018 Re: De-professionalization in Library Leadership The Canadian Association of Professional Academic Librarians / l’Association canadienne des bibliothécaires académiques professionnels (CAPAL/ACBAP) is concerned that recent strategic decisions in Canada’s post-secondary institutions Continue reading CAPAL/ACBAP Open Letter to Mount Allison University
