To what extent are other academic support services
physically and organizationally connected with the library? Should we?
What are we already doing related to the question?
If we wanted to consider starting this initiative or
expanding what we are already doing, what do we want to learn about it from our
future speakers? What questions do we want to ask during our upcoming speaker
series?
We have a writing tutorial outpost moving into the library as well as the Math Learning Success Center. Already, calculus tutoring is being offered on the first floor during set hours and the space is used by students for open study when tutoring is not in session. I have seen other desks reserved for tutoring in other subjects (possibly connected to the tutors provided through University Academic Services office?). I think this is a fabulous use of space and brings students together with physical, electronic, and personnel resources in addition to working with student tutors. What better way to help them become acquainted with the library as a tool for success?
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