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Julie Gilbert

Professor & Academic Librarian

Julie Gilbert

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If you have any questions about research, an assignment, or the library in general, please contact me. I look forward to working with you!

My Guides

A Guide to African/African Diaspora Studies

A Guide to Communication Studies

A Guide to Physics

A Guide to Political Science

A Guide to Scandinavian Studies

ART/GWS 250: Gender and Art

COM 237: Small Group Communication

E/M 244-003: Innovation and Entrepreneurship Across Industries

EDU 298: Climate Change & Environmental Education for Kids

Fake News and Fact Checking

Finding Books in the Library

Finding Leisure Reading

FRE 205: French Connection in the United States

FRE 367: North Africa

FTS Campus Scavenger Hunt - Library

FTS: A Place Called Home

FTS: American Music and Popular Culture

FTS: Building Community

FTS: Conspiracy Theories and the American Imagination

FTS: Debating Nobel

FTS: Environmental Justice

FTS: Fast Food and Politics

FTS: Food, Culture, and Identity

FTS: Food, Television, and the Pleasures of Consumption

FTS: Meditation in Action

FTS: Nordic Explorers

FTS: Poetry and Identity

FTS: Race and the American Vision

FTS: Reading and Writing Place

FTS: The Politics of Housing and Homelessness

FTS: Visual Culture

FTS: What Humans Cannot Do

FTS: Why Multi Matters

GWS 236: Gender, Sexuality, and the Holocaust

Harmful Language Statement

HHMI Initiative Resources on Inclusive Teaching

Library and Archives

Library Services for Employees

Library Staff and Departments

Model UN Research Guide

Multilingual Students

NDL 147: Academic Success for Multilingual Learners

PHY 370: Advanced Mathematical Methods

POL 110: US Government and Politics

POL 120: Native American Politics

POL 150: Comparative Politics

POL 160: Political and Legal Thinking

POL 200: Analyzing Politics

POL 215: Parties and Elections

POL 298-401: US State & Local Politics

POL 390: Constitutional Law

POL 399: Frontiers of Federalism

POL 399: Interest Groups in American Politics

POL 399: Politics of Reconciliation

POL 399: Revolting Children

Resources for Faculty

S/A 244: Cities, Citizenship, and Social Justice

SCA 211: Diversity and Social Change in the Global North

Sexual Assault on College Campuses

SPA 392: From Scripts to Screen

Teaching Research to First-Year Students

Teaching Research to Upper-Level Students

Teaching WRITL Courses

My Liaison Areas

African/African Diaspora Studies Children's Literature Communication Studies Physics Political Science Scandinavian Studies

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