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Call for Submissions: Enter Sage's 2026 Critical Thinking Challenge

In an era of misinformation, algorithm-curated news, and viral AI-generated media, critical thinking has become increasingly important.  That’s why Sage is launching the 2026 Critical Thinking Challenge, an initiative that spotlights creative, practical approaches to strengthening crit...


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Call for Editors: Public Services Quarterly (Internet Resources & Special Libraries, Special Challenges)

Public Ser...


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CFP: Cultivating Personal Meaning: Reframing Success and Thriving in Academic Librarianship Edited collection #ACRL

Call for Proposals: Cultivating Personal Meaning: Reframing Success and Thriving in Academic Librarianship Edited collection

Editors:Russell Michalak & Trevor A. DawesAbout the VolumeIn academic libraries, we frequently define student success and institutional success, but far less often examine what professional success means for academic librarians and library worker...


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CFP: Academic BRASS Spring 2026 Issue #BusinessLibrarianship

CFP: Academic BRASS Spring 2026 Issue (Submission Deadline is April 3, 2026, Friday)

The Business Reference in Academic Libraries Committee of BRASS is seeking articles for the next issue of its o...


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CFP: BRASS Online Symposium Spring 2026 (Business Librarianship)

The Business Reference in Academic Libraries Committee of BRASS seeks proposals for engaging presentations to be part of an online symposium via Zoom on Wednesday, April 29 and Thursday, April 30. Potential presenters, mark your calendars for a tech check on Thursday, April 23. Proposals should describe a 45-minute session (30 minutes for presentation with 15 minutes for faci...


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