1. The Collaborative Imperative Session Three
Susan Ariew
Academic Services Librarian for Education and Philosophy University of South Florida
Jim Eison
Professor of Higher Education
University of South Florida
Megan Sheffield, Sciences Librarian
Voice of the Chat
After David’s brief orientation, all of us introduce ourselves (about 1 minute).

2. Session Objectives Defining the organizational culture
of collaboration
Examining librarian-faculty collaboration culture at our institutions
Addressing questions raised by members of our group
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3. Collaboration IQ at our Institutions
How conducive is your library’s organizational culture to collaboration?
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4. Collaboration at Your Library and Institution
What are some organizational barriers to collaboration? Please share your thoughts by typing them into the chat box.
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5. Responses From the Chat
Megan Sheffield, Voice of the Chat
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6. Collaboration IQ at our Institutions
Information Literacy (IL) Partnership IQ (Institutional Quotient) Self Test
Institutional Support for Librarian-Faculty Collaboration: A Personal Reflection Exercise
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7. You Might Recall Completing our Brief Online Survey
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8. Collectively You Identified Several Thoughtful Questions
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9. Let’s Examine A Few More of These
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10. You Asked
How do I prove my value and worth to faculty without appearing overbearing and pushy?
Suggestions Anyone?
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11. Responses From the Chat
Megan Sheffield, Voice of the Chat
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12. Suggestions for Demonstrating Your Value and Worth to Faculty?
Well done is better than well said Benjamin Franklin
When deeds speak, words are nothing African Proverb
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13. Understanding Your Value & Changing Roles for Librarians
This report stresses the importance of collaboration between librarians and faculty for teaching, research and publication. It also outlines new roles for librarians
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14. Common Barriers to Change
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15. I Already Have Far Too Much to Do
Barrier 1
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I Already Have Far Too Much to Do

16. Addressing this Obstacle
Work Smarter Not Harder
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17. Addressing this Obstacle
Many Hands Make Light Work
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18. Many Faculty and Librarians Are OK with Traditional Approaches
Barrier 2
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Many Faculty and Librarians Are OK with Traditional Approaches

19. Sometimes Faculty & Librarians Both Can Get Stuck in the Same Rut
Addressing this Obstacle
Sometimes Faculty & Librarians Both Can Get Stuck in the Same Rut
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20. Fear of Not Being Successful
Barrier 3
Fear of Not Being Successful
Fear of being rejected too.

21. You are Leaving Your Comfort Zone
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22. Addressing this Obstacle
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Any Type of Change Involves Taking Some Risk

23. All Change Involves Overcoming Barriers
Addressing this Obstacle
All Change Involves Overcoming Barriers
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24. Librarian-Faculty Collaboration Inventory
The inventory link below identifies 20 different ways to network, cooperate or collaborate with faculty.
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25. Remember Rome Wasn’t Built in a Day
Concluding Thoughts
Remember Rome Wasn’t Built in a Day
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26. All Resources Available Here
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