The Community Scholars Program: Strengthening A Culture of Shared Research, Learning and Knowledge Exchange
Thursday October 06, 2022
From 1:30pm to 2:00pm
Since 2017 the Community Scholars Program has connected researchers in BC-based non-profit organizations with access to published academic research together with supporting library services. In 2021, Community Scholars Librarians undertook work on a Theory of Change, reflecting on various inputs in order to consider the development of the Program to date, its values, and how it might effectively respond to the evolving needs of participating Community Scholars, even as the program matures into sustainability, and attracts new supporting organizations.
Open Access / Open Scholarship
Since 2017 the Community Scholars Program has connected researchers in BC-based non-profit organizations with access to published academic research together with supporting library services. In 2021, Community Scholars Librarians undertook work on a Theory of Change, reflecting on various inputs in order to consider the development of the Program to date, its values, and how it might effectively respond to the evolving needs of participating Community Scholars, even as the program matures into sustainability, and attracts new supporting organizations.
Please join Community Scholars Librarians to learn about the process and outcomes of this planning work, and how it informs the future directions of the Community Scholars Program.
Speakers
Community Scholars Librarian
Simon Fraser University
Research and Learning Services Librarian
University of Northern British Columbia
Community Engagement Librarian
Irving K. Barber Learning Centre, University of British Columbia
Librarian & Coordinator for eResources & Scholarly Communication
Vancouver Island University