Assessing Faculty Awareness of Library Services in Two Georgia Undergraduate Institutions

Sofia A. Slutskaya · Anne A. Salter · Laura Masce

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In order to ascertain faculty awareness of library resources and services, librarians at two Georgia intuitions, Georgia Perimeter College and Oglethorpe University, joined forces to conduct a survey in 2012. The results were surprising and challenging, yet productive in forming a benchmark for further collaboration between librarians and faculty in student use of library services and resources.

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