Minerva's First Born: My Experiences as UNCG's First Diversity Resident Librarian

Jason Kelly Alston

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This column documents some of the thoughts and experiences of the University of North Carolina at Greensboro's first diversity resident librarian. The resident offers information about how the residency program at UNCG was structured and implemented, and ways he feels the program can be improved.

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2003NEW REALITIES, NEW RELATIONSHIPS: Diversity initiatives vs. residency programs: Agents of change?2004Seeding the Vision: Designing a Minority Librarian Residency Program

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