Teach your course in The LINK, the Library’s Classroom & Collaboration Space. We invite faculty to apply for the term-long use of The LINK classroom and its adjacent spaces. Library staff, including subject matter experts, will partner with faculty to curate collections and resources as well as provide tailored research support to students.
Consult with your subject librarian about joining your class or participating in a course Slack channel. They can work with you to create assignments using library resources. Or ask them about creating a customized research guide to meet the specific needs of your course or research assignments.
Special Collections staff will work with you to design a class session or to provide special collections materials to support your course and its assignments.
Collaborate with the Book Arts Workshop to create class sessions around the subject of books, book history, printing, binding, zines, or the book as art or journal.
Contact the Jones Media Center to discuss the many options for using media and technology in your courses.
Partner with Research Data Services to promote more active student engagement and learning by integrating practical data wrangling and computational methodologies into your courses and assignments.