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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 Services for Employees

Model UN Research Guide

Multilingual Students

NDL 147: Academic Success for Multilingual Learners

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 220: US Public Policy

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

Teaching Research to First-Year Students

Teaching Research to Upper-Level Students

Teaching WRITL Courses

My Liaison Areas

African/African Diaspora Studies Communication Studies Physics Political Science Scandinavian Studies

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