The Journal of Graduate Librarianship (JGL) is the first scholarly journal dedicated exclusively to matters pertaining to graduate librarianship. JGL publishes articles on all aspects and types of graduate librarianship, and seeks to advance the qualities contained in the acronym SHOP: Shared Honest Open Practice. Learn more.
Practitioner Panel: Join the Conversation
In Practitioner Panel, we pull together comments submitted in response to questions of professional relevance. Our current question is: How are you using AI tools or discussing their use with graduate students in course instruction, workshops, etc., and which AI tools do you use most often?
Volume 2, Issue 1 Is Rolling Out!
The contents of the Fall 2024 issue (Volume 2, Issue 1) will appear incrementally as articles become ready. See our latest articles below or go directly to the issue page.
Note: Submissions are currently closed. The next submission deadline will be in Spring 2025.
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Recent Content
» Publishing Volume 2
Integrating Diverse Perspectives in Graduate Statistics Education Through Academic and Library Faculty Collaboration
Christina Jones, Ethan Fridmanski, and Julie A. Lorah
Librarian Instruction of Researcher Profile Systems to Graduate Students: A Case Study
Caroline Monnin and Justin Fuhr
Professional Development for Library Interns: Creation of a Guide and Program
Rebecca Hedreen, Jessica Bernier, Alexis Haakonsen, Jennifer Mottolese, and Ariss Tiu
Research Tools for Graduate Students: Reflections on Eight Years of Graduate Student Workshops
Lisa Becksford Russell
Helping Our Graduate Students SOAR: Promoting Scholarship and Populating Our Institutional Repository
Elaine Wells
Our Community Chimes In
Corinne Bishop