An Inside Look at the Student Research Experience from a Methods Expert
by Camille Gamboa, Corporate Communications and Public Affairs Director, SAGE Publishing Dr. Janet Salmons Dr. Janet Salmons is an all-around methods expert and – happily for her blog readers – not shy about sharing her expertise. She’s the research community manager...How to Craft Compelling Messages for Patrons
In my role at SAGE Publishing, I’ve had the amazing opportunity to learn from Victoria Dew, founder and CEO of Dewpoint Communications. Victoria has been incredible in helping my colleagues and me cut through all of the “noise” and improve how we communicate within our organization. I spent some time with her and asked her to share some of her best advice for academic librarians who are working to ensure that their invaluable resources and services are used by students and faculty.
Submit a Photo and You Could Win a Travel Grant to The Charleston Conference
…or a $50 Amazon gift card by Camille Gamboa, Corporate Communications and Public Affairs Director, SAGE Publishing For about a decade, SAGE has organized a photo contest that awards one travel grant and five (or more) gift cards to runners up (or runner ups?). All...The Pros and Cons of Using Twitter for Professional Purposes
by Camille Gamboa, Corporate Communications and Public Affairs Director, SAGE Publishing At the time of writing this article, thanks to one @ElonMusk, Twitter has been all over the news. Questions are swarming around what his real intentions are, what this acquisition...How personal is too personal in a post-pandemic working world?
by Camille Gamboa, Corporate Communications and Public Affairs Director, SAGE Publications In a world where we take work meetings from our bedrooms, kitchens, and backyards, what’s the expectation for professionalism in interpersonal communications? I have regular...A (Nondefinitive) List of the Top Podcasts for Scholarly Librarianship and Publishing
by Camille Gamboa, Corporate Communications and Public Affairs Director, SAGE Publishing “I’m convinced this turn towards listening could be enormously valuable for scholarship in expanding the range of ways in which we talk about, share and engage with ideas.”...Subscribe to our Podcast:
