Academic libraries have devoted considerable resources as well as a sizable body of scholarship to the concept of the library liaison. Often seen as the face of the library, the academic liaison bridges the gap between the library and university community. In their new book. Fundamentals for the Academic Liaison, Richard Moniz, Jo Henry, and Joe Eshleman have written an important book that will help develop the skills and strengthen the responsibilities of the library liaison. The role of subject specialist is crucial to teaching research skills and analytical abilities to students who are sorely lacking them. This book captures the nature of the crucial work of the library liaison in straightforward language that can be easily applied to most academic library environments. Each of the 11 chapters covers an important aspect of the liaison's role and responsibilities in the academic library.
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