Julie Gilbert ’99

I began working at the Library in 2006 and was hired as Assistant Professor in the Library in 2007. I pay special attention to ways the library can improve access to our collections and also keep up-to-date on current trends in library catalogs. In addition to participating in the library's collection development and reference programs, I teach a number of library instruction sessions and continues to explore innovative ways of delivering library instruction to undergraduates. Current research includes measuring the impact of multiple instruction sessions on the information literacy skills of first year students and political science majors.  I am also involved in a detailed analysis of how undergraduates utilize library spaces.

I am also the Faculty Associate for the  Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL) through the John S. Kendall Center for Engaged Learning.  Visit the SoTL website for more information about SoTL across campus and how you can be involved in exploring teaching as part of a research agenda.

For more information about me and my work both in the Library and across campus, please visit my homepage.