Subject Librarians and Library Liaisons
The Duke University Libraries provide support to faculty and students through the work of Subject Librarians, who serve both as contacts for individuals (book and journal requests, specialized research assistance, etc.) and as liaisons to academic departments and programs. The role of subject librarians is described in a document adopted by the Collections and User Services Council in January 2011.
January 14, 2011. PDF: 10 pages, 676KB.
Questions or comments about the subject librarian program may be directed to Robert Byrd, Associate University Librarian for Collections and User Services.
See also: Professional School Library Subject Specialists.
University Institutes and Centers (UICs) |
Library Liaisons |
| Jean Ferguson |
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| Duke Institute for Brain Sciences Neuroeconomic Studies, Center for |
Ciara Healy |
| Institute for Genome Sciences and Policy Applied Genomics & Technology, Center for Bioinformatics & Computational Biology, Center for Evolutionary Genomics, Center for Genome Ethics, Law & Policy, Center for Genomic Medicine, Center for Human Genome Variation, Center for (formerly Population Genomics & Pharmacogenetics) Systems Biology, Center for |
Teddy Gray |
| John Hope Franklin Humanities Institute Duke Human Rights Center |
Sara Seten Berghausen |
| Kenan Institute for Ethics |
asklib@duke.edu |
| Nicholas Institute for Environmental Policy Solutions | Catherine Shreve |
| Social Science Research Institute Child & Family Policy, Center for Duke Interdisciplinary Initiative in Social Psychology Duke Population Research Institute Globalization, Governance & Competitiveness, Center on Micro-Incentives Research Center Program for Advanced Research in the Social Sciences Race, Ethnicity and Gender in the Social Sciences, Center fo |
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