(via Abigail Higgins, Auburn University)
As a reminder, you are invited to participate in a survey about academic libraries’ current practices surrounding developing and managing popular reading collections (also called browsing collections or leisure reading collections). Input is sought from academic librarians and library workers within the US, who are involved in or have knowledge of their home institutions’ current popular reading collections (or lack thereof). Data collected from this survey will inform an overview of academic libraries’ stances regarding such collections, and may be shared in professional publications and presentations.
Survey participation is completely voluntary, and should take no more than 10-15 minutes. The survey will be open for two more weeks, through Wednesday, April 8.
This survey has been approved by the Auburn University IRB, STUDY0001159.
Link to survey and full information letter: here
If you have questions about the survey or project, please reach out to Abigail Higgins, Instruction and Student Success Librarian at Auburn University Libraries, at aeh0159@auburn.edu.
Thank you for your time and consideration!
