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December 20, 2018 | Library Leaders Need Feedback Too | Leading From the Library By Steven Bell There are many ways that leaders can improve, from informal learning to leadership programs. While it seems obvious that honest feedback would contribute to the cause, obtaining it—and effectively responding to negative feedback—is not so simple. |
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Peter Potter on Funding OA Monographs By Lisa Peet Peter Potter, director of publishing strategy for the University Libraries at Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, was appointed by the Association of Research Libraries as visiting program officer to advance TOME (Toward an Open Monograph Ecosystem). |
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Scholastic and Yale Child Study Center Announce Collaboration By SLJ Staff The Yale Child Study Center–Scholastic Collaborative for Child & Family Resilience is a forum for researchers, educators, health care professionals, families, and community members to "advance progress towards improving academic and mental health outcomes." |
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"Our goal is to see the system transformed. If we are kickstarting that but it ends up looking different than the way we're approaching it, we're fine with that." | |
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BESTSELLERS: Literary Criticism By LJ Reviews 1. Why Comics? From Underground to Everywhere Chute, Hillary HarperCollins 2017. ISBN 9780062476807. $40 2. Tyrant: Shakespeare on Politics Greenblatt, Stephen W.W. Norton 2018. ISBN 9780393635751. $21.95 3. Reading Jane Austen Davidson, Jenny Cambridge University Press 2017. ISBN 9781108421348. $64.99. |
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