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Pendergrass Library
Webster C. Pendergrass Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine LibraryTypes of instruction available:
- One-time or recurring presentations (online or in-person) We work with instructors to develop meaningful sessions that help students build research skills, learn how to navigate the library, and support information literacy.
- Asynchronous instruction: Incorporate library materials from research guides, tutorials, and other library resources. Ask us about embedding a librarian into your Canvas course site!
Please let us know how we can tailor our instruction to meet any accommodations requested by your students.
Meet the Instruction Team:
Maggie Albro, Agriculture and Natural Resources Librarian
Focus: Herbert College of Agriculture
Specialties:
- Library orientations
- Topic creation
- Evaluating information
- Search strategies
- Discipline specific research tools
Jeanine Williamson, Veterinary Medicine Librarian
Focus: College of Veterinary Medicine, CEM
Specialties:
- Advanced search strategies,
- Veterinary medicine research
- EndNote
- OneHealth
The UT Libraries strives to meet students and faculty where they are and fostering curiosity, creativity, and lifelong information literacy. Taken from the Association of College and Research Libraries Information Literacy Framework, information literacy comprises a set of skills that help one navigate and understand the current information landscape.
Through our instruction, we seek to incorporate and amplify the diverse backgrounds and experiences of our students. We commit to investing in any ongoing learning to do this work. Visit the Libraries’ Belonging and Engagement Committee page to learn more and to read our Belonging and Engagement Statement.
Pendergrass’s Instruction Librarian seeks partnerships with instructors in Herbert College of Agriculture and the College of Veterinary Medicine. Together, we develop meaningful sessions, assignments, tutorials, and other resources that will enrich the student learning experience.
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