What do liaison librarians do?

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Liaison librarians (LLs) are subject specialists, each school has a designated LL. Each librarian has an assigned subject area.

LLs are available to:

  • deliver information research skills sessions - recommending how to find the best resources for a subject
  • answer referencing questions,
  • liaise with academics about new resources or materials or
  • attend to other library related needs that teaching faculty or students may have.

You can email your liaison librarian for help regarding research or teaching in that subject area. See a full list of liaison librarians here to identify your librarian: https://www.usp.ac.fj/library/our-services/liaison-librarians/

Note for Pacific-TAFE students: your LL will be the person attached to your subject area.

  • Last Updated Nov 10, 2021
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  • Answered By Julia Peters

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