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Thursday May 7, 2026 1:20pm - 2:05pm EDT
This panel will present the perspectives of four librarians developing different types of credit-bearing information literacy instruction for a variety of disciplines, as well as their department head providing an administrative perspective. Each librarian will describe the origin of their project, how it has evolved, and their personalized approach to developing credit-bearing instruction to support the faculty and students in various departments.

Learning Objective(s): 1) Participants will be able to describe several approaches to developing credit-bearing courses and identify opportunities in their teaching/libraries for similar projects; 2) Participants will be able to assess if these approaches are feasible in their libraries; and 3) Participants will be able to devise their own approaches to move toward designing and advocating for teaching information literacy in credit-bearing courses.
Presenters
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Samantha Minnis

Humanities Librarian, Grand Valley State University
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Cayla Dwyer

Science Liaison Librarian, Grand Valley State University
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Mary Ruge

Liaison and Instruction Librarian, Grand Valley State University
Hello! My name is Mary Ruge and I have over thirteen years of experience working in libraries, both public and academic. I am currently serving as a tenure-track library liaison with Grand Valley State University Libraries in Allendale, Michigan.

My research interests include comics, contemplative pedagogy, and open access resources because they are cool ways to promote equity and inclusion in academia. I've taught many programs about comics and zines for all ages in both public and academic library settings, and am passionate... Read More →
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Gayle Schaub

Student Success Librarian, Grand Valley State University
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Hazel McClure

Head of Research, Instruction and Outreach, Grand Valley State University
Let’s talk about high-impact practices and information literacy, planning information literacy instruction with the ACRL’s Framework for Information Literacy Instruction in Higher Education in mind, collaboration with faculty, disrupting perfectionism, mindfulness in libraries, emergent strategy in library instruction, or teaching information literacy in professional writing contexts.  Or cats, birds, gardening, cooking, or books. I live and work on the banks of the... Read More →
Thursday May 7, 2026 1:20pm - 2:05pm EDT
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