Library Liaison Program

Library liaisons support teaching and learning through personal interaction with faculty, staff, and students in assigned academic departments and administrative units.

Through their outreach work, liaisons determine how the library can most effectively support the work of our faculty, staff, and students.   They keep their constituencies up-to-date in regard to new resources and services, provide one-on-one consultation to faculty and staff in their assigned departments, offer to meet periodically with their departments, and facilitate library instructional sessions tailored to the specific needs of their departments.

Librarians work with faculty in their assigned departments to obtain relevant materials for the library's collections.  They facilitate, review and place orders for library materials that support the curriculum and assess the collection in their assigned subject areas to keep it up-to-date and relevant to the curriculum.

Librarian liaison assignments are:

College of Agriculture, Food, and Environmental Sciences

• Agricultural Economics— Shelby Edwards
• Agricultural Education—Amanda Moeller
• Agricultural Engineering Technology—Shelby Edwards
• Animal and Food Science—Amanda Moeller
• Plant and Earth Science—Amanda Moeller

 College of Arts and Sciences

• Art—Shelby Edwards
• Biology—Christy Boyer
• Chemistry and Biotechnology—Christy Boyer
• Communication and Media Studies--Kim Westberry
• Computer, Information and Data Sciences—Amanda Moeller
• English and Modern Language—Kim Westberry
• History and Philosophy—Morgan Paavola
• Marketing Communications-—Kim Westberry
• Mathematics—Shelby Edwards
• Music—Morgan Paavola
• Physics—Christy Boyer
• Politics, Geography, and International Studies— Morgan Paavola
• Psychological Sciences—Christy Boyer
• Sociology, Criminology and Anthropology—Christy Boyer
• Stage and Screen Arts—Kim Westberry
• Women's, Gender and Sexualities Studies--Morgan Paavola

 College of Business and Economics

• Accounting and Finance—Shelby Edwards
• Economics—Shelby Edwards
• Management and Marketing—Kim Westberry
• Military Science (ROTC)—Christy Boyer

College of Education and Professional Studies

• Communication Sciences and Disorders —Christy Boyer
• Counseling and School Psychology—Amanda Moeller
• Health and Human Performance—Christy Boyer
• Social Work—Christy Boyer
• Teacher Education—Amanda Moeller