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Moffett, Paul; Weare, William H., Jr. – portal: Libraries and the Academy, 2022
To improve customer service, some academic libraries have used a service philosophy statement to foster a shared understanding of service standards. The authors conducted semistructured interviews with heads of public services at academic libraries to understand how the service philosophy statement was used in practice and its impact on staff…
Descriptors: Academic Libraries, User Satisfaction (Information), Library Services, Institutional Mission
Harrington, Sarah; Lewis, Nancy; Brown, Nicole E. – Public Services Quarterly, 2021
How can we best train student employees for public service roles? At UC Berkeley, as in many academic libraries, a student employee is the first person that a user will see when entering the library; they are the "face of the library." A positive interaction will set a positive tone for the user's library experience, while a negative…
Descriptors: Public Service, Academic Libraries, Student Employment, Library Education
Lannon, Amber; Harrison, Pamela – Public Services Quarterly, 2015
Therapy dogs are trained and socialized to provide comfort to individuals who are ill or experiencing stress. The following article explores therapy dog outreach programs in academic libraries by describing a successful venture at McGill University Library. Background, planning advice, assessment results, and recommendations are presented with an…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Animals, Therapy, Outreach Programs