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    Academic Research Landscape: A Setting for Developing Partnerships
    (North Dakota State University, 2018) Mocnik, Joe
    Presented at the ARC18 OCLC Americas Regional Council Conference held in Chicago, Illinois on October 25-26, 2018.
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    Open Scholarship in the Digital Age: Data Initiatives at North Dakota State University
    (North Dakota State University, 2019) Schuh, Jane; Mocnik, Joe
    In response to the changing needs of students and faculty, the North Dakota State University is developing a new digital scholarship initiative. With a goal of creating a network of services to support researchers in all phases of the digital scholarship lifecycle, this collaborative initiative will incorporate new and existing services and resources within RCA, ITS, and the Library, as well as strengthen partnerships throughout NDSU. This session will define digital scholarship in the context of academia, discuss the trends in higher education that set the stage for digital scholarship, and give an overview of how we are working to create a network of digital scholarship services.
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    Teaching Anxious Students : Reimagining Library Pedagogy for the Age of Anxiety
    (North Dakota State University, 2019) Bernardo, Al
    In the face of increasing rates of anxiety among college students, how should instruction librarians respond? This paper aims to raise awareness about the prevalence of anxiety among the college student population, discuss potential social forces behind the increase of anxiety, and share information about alternative pedagogical approaches that can help instruction librarians respond to the age of anxiety.