Dear SELA members,

 

I am happy to announce that our latest issue, The Southeastern Librarian Vol. 68 no. 4, is now available. With this new issue we have taken the SELn open access! The current issue, as well as the previously embargoed content, is now available online.

 

You can always find and access the current issue and previous issues via: https://digitalcommons.kennesaw.edu/seln/

 

Issue Highlights:

• Two research articles: Finding (Fictional) Pandemics in the Library by Preston Salisbury and Accessibility and LibGuides in Academic Libraries by Tori Hopper
• New to the SELn, is our SPOTLIGHT column. This new content will highlight academic, public, and special libraries, collections, and library professionals. For this issue we feature Burnsville Public Library with a SPOTLIGHT on Public Libraries.

 

 

I’d like to thank the SELA Board and the SELn Editorial Board for helping make an open access SELn a reality. Thank you to Michael Hooper, who keeps our SELA website up-to-date and has been essential in helping make the updates to the SELn pages. Finally, thank you to Heather Hankins from Kennesaw for getting all of our formerly embargoed content as well as our newest issue into the repository.    

 

I hope you all enjoy this issue!

 

All the best,

Ash

 

 

Ashley S. Dees

Research & Instruction Librarian

Regional Depository Coordinator

Associate Professor

Liaison to Business

The University of Mississippi Libraries

J.D. Williams Library

P.O. Box 1848

University, MS 38677-1848

U.S.A.

O: +1-662-915-7933

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To make an appointment: https://ashleysdees.youcanbook.me

 

Editor, The Southeastern Librarian, the official publication of the Southeastern Library Association