The Library, Museums and Press will enable students to leverage technology and other academic resources to support research, learning and creativity. Our expert staff will inspire self-directed, lifelong learning within and beyond the classroom by supporting students in their critical engagement with information sources in a variety of formats.
- Empower students to create, critically examine and engage with information and scholarship in many forms, including images, interactive media, datasets and synthetically generated content.
- Enhance and assess our instructional and outreach approaches and outcomes to align with student and faculty needs.
- Expand the University’s open and affordable teaching materials initiative to help ensure that students graduate with minimal debt.
- Create hands-on experiential learning opportunities that support academic and professional skill development, including undergraduate research assistantships, internships, and practicum experiences across Library, Museums, and Press operations.
- Develop peer programs where trained student assistants support their peers in research and information literacy.
- Engage students as active contributors in the creation of open educational resources, exhibits, interpretive materials, and digitization projects.