Ready to contribute to the conversation and support professional development in our field?

👉 Visit our website for full submission guidelines, deadlines, and details on how to submit.

dc.etsu.edu/jgl/

Reviews should:
📒 Include an APA citation and ISBN
📒 Describe the book’s content and unique contributions
📒 Highlight the author’s expertise
📒 Clearly explain why graduate librarians should read it

We are especially interested in:
📗 Books published within the last 5 to 10 years
📗 Works connected to any area of librarianship, with a clear explanation of how they support the work of graduate librarians
📗 Practical, reflective insights that help colleagues grow professionally

Instead of traditional summaries, we are seeking evaluative recommendations of 500 to 700 words that highlight books relevant to the graduate librarian community. Think about a book that has influenced your teaching, workflow, or professional thinking, and share why it matters.

At this deadline we are looking for:

📕 Articles - Scholarly articles about graduate librarianship
📗 Sharing our Stories - Brief reports on personal experiences in graduate librarianship

Learn more here: dc.etsu.edu/jgl/

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Ready to contribute to the conversation and support professional development in our field?

👉 Visit our website for full submission guidelines, deadlines, and details on how to submit.

dc.etsu.edu/jgl/

Reviews should:
📒 Include an APA citation and ISBN
📒 Describe the book’s content and unique contributions
📒 Highlight the author’s expertise
📒 Clearly explain why graduate librarians should read it

We are especially interested in:
📗 Books published within the last 5 to 10 years
📗 Works connected to any area of librarianship, with a clear explanation of how they support the work of graduate librarians
📗 Practical, reflective insights that help colleagues grow professionally

Instead of traditional summaries, we are seeking evaluative recommendations of 500 to 700 words that highlight books relevant to the graduate librarian community. Think about a book that has influenced your teaching, workflow, or professional thinking, and share why it matters.