A Lead Librarian serves as the main point of contact between the University Libraries and departments. Lead Librarians will communicate library initiatives and services for faculty and students, and coordinate instruction requests for classes taught within your department. Find your Lead Librarian below.
| Department | Lead Librarian |
|---|---|
| Anthropology, Sociology, Criminal Justice, & Social Work | Rick Lilla |
| Athletics | Rick Lilla |
| Biological & Health Sciences | |
| Breiner School of Nursing | |
| Business Interconnections, Analytics, & Workforce Learning | Michael Coffta |
| Communications, Media, & Journalism | Brian Ardan |
| Counseling & Educational Leadership | Courtney Paddick |
| Early Childhood Education & Exceptionality Programs | |
| English & Languages & Cultures | Katie Yelinek |
| Gender Studies | Katie Yelinek |
| History, Political Science, & Philosophy | Katie Yelinek |
| Honors | Holly Jackson |
| International Students | Brian Ardan |
| K-12, Middle Level, Secondary Education +HPED | Courtney Paddick |
| Management | Michael Coffta |
| Mathematics, Computer Science, & Digital Forensics | Michael Coffta |
| Music, Theatre, & Dance | Holly Jackson |
| Physical & Environmental Sciences, & Engineering | Rick Lilla |
| Physician Assistant | |
| Psychology | Rick Lilla |
| Rehabilitation Sciences | |
| Student Success | Holly Jackson |
| Visual Arts | Robert Dunkelberger |
Campus Librarians are assigned to campuses where the Lead Librarian for a department is not physically located. They are available to provide in-person research assistance to students taking courses within your department as well as to partner with faculty to provide subject-based information literacy instruction, embedded librarianship, and course specifc guides. Find your Campus Librarian in the list linked below.
