The virtues of a committed dilettante: Embracing nonexpert expertise

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2011-12
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Lacy, Meagan
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American English
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Many librarians are assigned liaison roles outside of their subject expertise. How can librarians still engage faculty and students in these disciplines? This article suggests strategies for how non-specialist librarians can serve their departments and promote the value of libraries.

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academic librarians, subject fields, liaison services, outreach services, foreign languages
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Academic libraries -- Relations with faculty and curriculum, Academic librarians, Library outreach programs, Language and languages -- Information services
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Lacy, M. (2011). The virtues of a committed dilettante: Embracing nonexpert expertise. College & Research Libraries News, 72(11), 646-647.
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