The Benefits of Research for Academic Librarians and the Institutions They Serve

Although there have been some arguments against librarians doing research, a growing body of literature finds significant benefits in their research and publication, both for themselves and for their libraries. These include job advancement, personal recognition, improved relationships with teaching...

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Published in:College & research libraries 1986-09, Vol.47 (5), p.482-485
Main Authors: Montanelli, Dale S, Stenstrom, Patricia F
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Academic Libraries
College Faculty
Faculty Status
Higher Education
Interprofessional Relationship
Librarians
Library Research
Library staff
Professional Autonomy
Professional Recognition
Promotion (Occupational)
Public Opinion
Quality of Working Life
Writing for Publication
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Summary:Although there have been some arguments against librarians doing research, a growing body of literature finds significant benefits in their research and publication, both for themselves and for their libraries. These include job advancement, personal recognition, improved relationships with teaching faculty, increased responsiveness to change, and better library service. (CDD)
ISSN:0010-0870
2150-6701
DOI:10.5860/crl_47_05_482