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We Are Never Not Changing

As soon as we give up on change, we run the risk of falling behind. Therefore, instead of change management we should embrace change readiness.

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Rebranding Reference

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New University Libraries Encourage a More Social Experience

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Digitizing Local Zines

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What is a Consumer Health Information Specialization (CHIS) and Why Do You Need It?


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