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NASA faces the possibility of steep cuts again as the FY 2027 budget request proposes a 23% reduction in overall funding and a 47% cut to science programs. - CFP (Chapters): Experiential Learning in Academic Libraries: A Practical Guide for Student Engagement #ACRLPublicationWorking Title: Experiential Learning in Academic Libraries: A Practical Guide for Student EngagementEdited by: Brittany Kester, Education Librarian, University of Florida, and Lisa Campbell, Learning and Engagement Librarian, University of FloridaPlease send questions to ACRLexperientiallearning@ufl.edu We are excited to invite chapter proposals for our forthcoming ACRL book, Experiential Learning in Academic Libraries: A Practical Guide for Student Engagement. This edited volume aims to prepare educators to design and deliver meaningful experiential learning opportunities within their unique academic library contexts. Experiential learning emphasizes learning through direct experience and engaging students in hands-on, real-world activities to deepen understanding and foster critical thinking. Our goal is to provide practical, adaptable strategies that empower academic librarians to engage students in transformative learning experiences. We welcome proposals that showcase a range of approaches, including case studies highlighting successful initiatives, best practices for integrating experiential learning, pedagogical frameworks that inform teaching and learning, and innovative program models that inspire new possibilities inside and beyond the library classroom. The book is tentatively divided into the following sections: Project-Based Learning Experiences: Capstone projects, client-based assignments, innovation projects, exhibitions, etc. Community Service-Based Learning Experiences: Community service projects, civic engagement, volunteering, alternative spring break, living-learning communities, etc. Student Research Experiences: Student research projects such as honors theses, independent study, research assistantships or fellowships, etc. Professional Learning Experiences: Internships, co-ops, fieldwork, practicums, job shadowing, student-led workshops, peer coaching programs, etc. Global Learning Experiences: Study abroad programs, virtual exchanges, international fellowships, etc. We strongly encourage chapters to incorporate Kolb’s experiential learning cycle, which includes four stages: Experiencing: the initial experience Reflecting: analyzing and making sense of that experience Thinking: forming theories, planning, and connecting ideas Acting: applying insights and testing new approaches Proposals should explore how academic librarians support students through these stages. Chapters included should also highlight culturally competent, accessible, and learner-centered instruction strategies. We encourage ideas beyond the examples listed above. To submit a proposal, please complete the proposal form by June 1, 2026, at 11:59pm ET. The form will require: Author names, job titles, emails, and institutional affiliations A working chapter title An abstract up to 500 words Link to a current CV or list of publications Timeline: June 2026: Chapter proposals due August 2026: Authors notified of acceptance of chapter proposals January 2027: Chapter drafts due April 2027: Chapter drafts returned to authors for revisions July 2027: Final chapter drafts due Questions? Email us at ACRLexperientiallearning@ufl.edu Best regards, Brittany Kester, PhD, Education Librarian, University of FloridaLisa Campbell, Learning and Engagement Librarian, University of Florida
Working Title: Experiential Learning in Academic Libraries: A Practical Guide for Student EngagementEdited by: Brittany Kester, Education Librarian, University of Florida, and Lisa Campbell, Learning and Engagement Librarian, University of FloridaPlease send questions to ACRLexperientiallearning@ufl.edu We are excited to invite chapter proposals for our forthcoming ACRL book, Experiential Learning in Academic Libraries: A Practical Guide for Student Engagement. This edited volume aims to prepare educators to design and deliver meaningful experiential learning opportunities within their unique academic library contexts. Experiential learning emphasizes learning through direct experience and engaging students in hands-on, real-world activities to deepen understanding and foster critical thinking. Our goal is to provide practical, adaptable strategies that empower academic librarians to engage students in transformative learning experiences. We welcome proposals that showcase a range of approaches, including case studies highlighting successful initiatives, best practices for integrating experiential learning, pedagogical frameworks that inform teaching and learning, and innovative program models that inspire new possibilities inside and beyond the library classroom. The book is tentatively divided into the following sections: Project-Based Learning Experiences: Capstone projects, client-based assignments, innovation projects, exhibitions, etc. Community Service-Based Learning Experiences: Community service projects, civic engagement, volunteering, alternative spring break, living-learning communities, etc. Student Research Experiences: Student research projects such as honors theses, independent study, research assistantships or fellowships, etc. Professional Learning Experiences: Internships, co-ops, fieldwork, practicums, job shadowing, student-led workshops, peer coaching programs, etc. Global Learning Experiences: Study abroad programs, virtual exchanges, international fellowships, etc. We strongly encourage chapters to incorporate Kolb’s experiential learning cycle, which includes four stages: Experiencing: the initial experience Reflecting: analyzing and making sense of that experience Thinking: forming theories, planning, and connecting ideas Acting: applying insights and testing new approaches Proposals should explore how academic librarians support students through these stages. Chapters included should also highlight culturally competent, accessible, and learner-centered instruction strategies. We encourage ideas beyond the examples listed above. To submit a proposal, please complete the proposal form by June 1, 2026, at 11:59pm ET. The form will require: Author names, job titles, emails, and institutional affiliations A working chapter title An abstract up to 500 words Link to a current CV or list of publications Timeline: June 2026: Chapter proposals due August 2026: Authors notified of acceptance of chapter proposals January 2027: Chapter drafts due April 2027: Chapter drafts returned to authors for revisions July 2027: Final chapter drafts due Questions? Email us at ACRLexperientiallearning@ufl.edu Best regards, Brittany Kester, PhD, Education Librarian, University of FloridaLisa Campbell, Learning and Engagement Librarian, University of Florida Read original article: Read More
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When it comes to storytime, who is your target audience? Oftentimes we focus so much on the children in front of us that we might forget to engage with the adults bringing them to our programs. Storytime is a performative experience for librarians in which we create a fun and exciting environment that encourages early literacy, but the greater overarching purpose is to teach caregivers by modeling behavior that they can practice at home with the children that they care for. Regardless of whether a caregiver is an immediate family member, a nanny, or some other relation, it’s important that they all leave storytime with thoughts reminiscent of, “Hey, I can do this with my child, too!” There are a few ALSC Blog posts that provide helpful tips for engaging adults in storytime, and there are some I’ve learned over the years as well. Here’s a list of some recommended… The post The Storytime Speech: Setting Expectations for Adults appeared first on ALSC Blog. - A New Chapter in Taiwan-Japan Tech Collaboration: Netiotek and ShareGuru to Showcase …A New Chapter in Taiwan-Japan Tech Collaboration: Netiotek and ShareGuru to Showcase …
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When reached out for further clarification, Strama pointed to his op-ed. How close is it to becoming law? The current version of the bill, introduced … - Chancellor Martin discusses finances, Trump administration, and more in Q&A – Student Life… American higher education today.” He said WashU needs to engage in … While Martin praised the response of the Washington University Police Department …
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