Veronica Arellano Douglas

Reference & Instruction Librarian

Veronica Arellano Douglas is a reference & instruction librarian and liaison to the political science, anthropology, psychology and sociology departments. She is an active member of the American Library Association (ALA) and the Association of College and Research Libraries, and has been both an ALA Spectrum Scholar (2006) and an ALA Emerging Leader (2008). Veronica writes about issues related to libraries, information literacy instruction and student learning on her blog, The Formerly Freelance Librarian.

Education

2003 - B.A. - English - Rice University
2006 - M.L.S - Library Science - University of North Texas

Areas of Expertise

Information literacy instruction and assessment
Design-thinking and user-centered design in libraries

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