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• Collection Development
• Resources and Services for Academics
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• Your own publications
• Your module prep using digital Primary Sources: reduce AI use
• Copyright Issues for Academics
• Classes
• Open Educational Resources (OER)
• Your departmental quality review? 

On this page:

• Academic Engagement Librarian
• Meet the Academic Engagement Librarian to find out more
• Who should I contact in MU Library? 

Print off this infographic (June 2022 version) and pin it on your bulletin board for easy reference: 

My role is to identify priorities and needs for your work and department that MU Library can assist you with, or help make changes that will benefit you, your department and your students.

I work in the following areas:

• Keeping informed of academic work in MU, facilitating connections between academics, MU Library teams & collections.
• Promoting the work of MU Library to faculty and seeking collaborative opportunities between faculty & MU Library.
• Providing information and guidance to faculty on resources, collection development & services
• Helping facilitate trials, training, cancellations and subscriptions' requests for academic resources for faculty
• Connecting faculty to the range of MU Library services available: copyright, teaching & learning, collection development and more
• Meeting Library Reps regularly and keeping in touch about new developments
• Meeting with departments and Head's of Departments to align our work with departmental needs. 

Are you working remotely for some, or all of the working week? If so, our guide for staff in supporting your online teaching & learning is full of advice and resources that will help you use MU Library's collections, resources and services efficiently.

I'm also on-hand on most Monday's and Friday's to meet you via Teams / Zoom to discuss issues, train you or small groups in information skills, or talk you through issues you are experiencing with our services or resources.