Association of College and Research Libraries (ACRL)
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Updates from the Association of College and Research Libraries, a division of the American Library Association. Visit us at ala.org/acrl and acrl.ala.org/acrlinsider/.
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Join us November 6, 13, and 20 for the three-part webinar series "Supporting Neurodiverse Students in Libraries." Learn more on our website and register today! https://bit.ly/4nDxSBl
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The ACRL Information Literacy Immersion Program is recruiting a cohort of 3-5 new facilitators to help our current team further develop and facilitate the program. Learn more and submit your applications by Wednesday, November 5. https://bit.ly/4o0vtk6 #infolit
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New on ACRLog... EBS-No; or, a rant

"Overall, this is indicative of a long-running problem in librarianship; we are at the mercy of the vendors whose products we rely on." - Emily Zerrenner

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📅 REMINDER! The next ACRL/SPARC Forum - "Library Leadership in Navigating Public Access Funder Mandates" - is coming up next Tuesday, October 7! Learn more on ACRL Insider and submit your free registration today! https://bit.ly/46fP5cJ 📅
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Articles on showcasing sustainability, environmental costs of digital archives, encouraging civic engagement, the first installment of a four-part series on making assessment matter, and more await you in the October issue of C&RL News. https://bit.ly/48MnouT
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New on ACRLog... Reframing Traditional Models: Research Needs in the Performing Arts

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The Project Outcome FY2025 report is now available! Read and learn more about how the the toolkit provides powerful evidence that academic libraries and library workers are essential to advancing the mission at their institutions.
Project Outcome for Academic Libraries 2025 Report
ACRL is pleased to announce the publication of the fiscal year 2025 report for the Project Outcome for Academic Libraries toolkit. Data in this report includes all immediate and follow-up surveys and ...
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Our latest book - "Teaching Information Literacy by Discipline: Using and Creating Adaptations of the Framework," edited by Scott P. Libson and Malia Willey - is now available. Learn more in an excerpt from the introduction on ACRL Insider. https://bit.ly/4gS4LI3 #infolit
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New on ACRLog... Funding Cuts and Collaboration

"The one area where I do struggle is keeping on top of all the ways faculty members from my subject areas interact with the library." - Zoë McLaughlin

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Applications for ALA's Carnegie-Whitney Grants for library resource guides are due November 7. Learn more on the grant page on the ALA website - https://www.ala.org/aboutala/offices/publishing/sundry/alapubawrds/carnegiewhitney.
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Our latest book - "Text and Data Mining Literacy for Librarians," edited by Whitney Kramer, Iliana Burgos, and Evan Muzzall - demonstrates how academic libraries are supporting TDM literacy through services, workflows, and professional development. https://bit.ly/428QlNC
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ALA’s Law for Librarians program will be hosting a symposium Intellectual Freedom and The Law in partnership with the Journal for Intellectual Freedom & Privacy in summer 2026. Learn more on ACRL Insider and submit proposals by October 10. https://bit.ly/46HSYrg
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Thanks for hosting a RoadShow, Binghamton University! SUNY librarians and library staff gathered last week for ACRL’s Standards for Libraries in Higher Education workshop. Learn more at https://www.ala.org/acrl/roadshows.

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The latest edition of our Keeping Up With... series, featuring a discussion of Eco-literacy by Piper Cumbo, is now available on our website. https://bit.ly/3I89mZQ
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⌛ REMINDER! Share your timely research, innovations, and best practices with an ACRL-sponsored education program at the 2026 ALA Annual Conference! Learn more on our website and submit your proposals by Monday, September 22. https://bit.ly/4fMM0VV
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Our latest book - "Making Values-Based Decisions in the Academic Library," edited by Amanda Koziura and Amy Tureen - is now available. Learn more in an excerpt on ACRL Insider and pick up your copy today. https://bit.ly/4grrMBr
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New on ACRLog... Laid Off, Again

"I got an out-of-the-blue text message asking me to join a meeting with my library’s director and human resources. Having been in this situation before, I knew what was coming—I was being laid off." - Violet Fox

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In the market for some professional reading? The September issue of "C&RL News" features articles on communities of practice, contingent librarianship, a collaborate book collection, and more. It's now available on the magazine website! https://bit.ly/3VeM6fC
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Join us on Tuesday, October 7 or the next ACRL/SPARC Forum - "Library Leadership in Navigating Public Access Funder Mandates." Learn more on ACRL Insider and submit your free registration today! https://bit.ly/46fP5cJ
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The September issue of "College & Research Libraries" - featuring articles on autistic librarians in the hiring process, Texas library workers on censorship, #AI as a potential #infolit ally, and more - is now freely available on the journal website. https://bit.ly/46q23pv
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