Meet the Instructors

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How librarians can support your course:

Send your students to a walk-in workshop for extra credit and they'll get the skills they need to complete your research and writing assignments. We provide a "proof of attendance" form they can turn in to you.

Link to the workshop page from your course syllabus and website: http://www.lib.washington.edu/ougl/walkins/

"It was awesome." "It was a really smart workshop." "You covered a lot in a short time. Thanks." [participants]

You may request that any of our workshops be delivered during your regularly scheduled class time and tailored for your learning outcomes.

To request a tailored workshop addressing your research assignment(s), go to http://www.lib.washington.edu/Ougl/instructors/instruct.html

Research 101 is our internationally known online learning resource, which served as a basis for this workshop series. Point your students to this 24-hour resource by linking to: http://www.lib.washington.edu/uwill/research101/

Meet the workshop instructors...

Feel free to contact us individually with questions, or e-mail our instruction team at ouglbi@u.washington.edu

(top, first from left)
Kathleen Collins
Reference Coordinator
Children's and Young Adult Literature Specialist
collinsk@u.washington.edu

(top, second from left)
Anne-Marie Davis
Collection Development Coordinator
Anthropology Librarian
adavey@u.washington.edu

(top, first from right)
John Holmes
Reference and Instruction Librarian
UWill Coordinator
jwholmes@u.washington.edu

(bottom, first from left)
Sara Seely
Graduate Staff Assistant
seelys@u.washington.edu

(bottom, first from right)
Tim King
Graduate Staff Assistant
timking@u.washington.edu

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Laura Barrett
Undergraduate Services Librarian
Psychology Librarian
barrettl@u.washington.edu