Dealing with Criticisms in Interdisciplinary Research
This paper highlights strategies for navigating interdisciplinary research challenges and turning criticisms into opportunities for growth.
Read MoreThis paper highlights strategies for navigating interdisciplinary research challenges and turning criticisms into opportunities for growth.
Read MoreOur 21st-century global society needs research-informed information professionals of all stripes more than ever. Librarians serve our communities more vitally than ever with valuable resources, and as teachers of life skills and information literacy; archivists and records curators preserve historical documentation against “alternate facts;” information architects and others help shape the tools and terminologies that society uses to make sense of information around us.
Read MoreIn today’s rapidly evolving field of information science (IS), continuous learning is no longer optional, it’s essential. But keeping up with the latest trends and developments can feel overwhelming if you go it alone. That’s where the power of supportive networks comes in. By cultivating a network of mentors, colleagues, and fellow lifelong learners, you can create a dynamic learning environment that fuels your professional growth.
Read MoreWhat is one of the best ways to find new career opportunities in the information field? In my experience, networking is the key to successful job seeking. Networking is also invaluable for building professional connections, developing a sense of community, and establishing your reputation. As a past president of ASIS&T, I participated in the Second Humans of the Library in June 2024, a series organized by ASIS&T’s SIG-III. In this article, I summarize some of the stories I shared about the ways that professional networks have helped me on my career journey.
Read MoreZoë Abbie Teel sat down with Dr. Brady Lund, Assistant Professor at the University of North Texas, and discuss some insights and recommendations for job hunting. He currently serves as the ASIS&T Midwest Chapter Chair.
Read MoreThe MBTI personality and psychology theory-informed test has become a well-used source in professional development to provide ways for employees, employers, or hopeful candidates to determine how a person will behave, react, act, and conduct business.
Read MoreAylin Imeri discusses with Yvonne Appiah Dadson and JonLuc Christensen the value of soft skills such as communication and argumentation when interviewing for Information Science job positions.
Read MoreDo you ever find yourself asking, “What is the best way for me to develop specific skills or gain knowledge that would benefit me in the long run?” Don’t worry, you are not alone. Determining which professional development opportunities are most beneficial for a student’s résumé and growth when entering the workforce is vital for their success in academic careers.
Read MoreHighlights from the ASIS&T Annual Meeting panel, titled “Professional Development in Crisis,” that discussed empowering students and professionals in their early career stages and making them more resilient in a hyper-competitive society and uncertain world.
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