Library Student Ambassadors (LSA) is a student user working group that engages in conversation about the College Libraries, promotes library resources to fellow students, and helps shape student library experiences. Learn more below!
Keep up with LSA and library news by following our Instagram @cofc.lsa. You can also connect with us on CougarConnect and stay up-to-date with our meetings and events by subscribing our Google Calendar.
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What exactly is LSA?
The Library Student Ambassadors (LSA) is a student user working group that helps shape student library experiences. LSA engages in conversation with library staff about the College Libraries’s resources, services and spaces while promoting library resources to fellow students. Our work bridges the communication gap between students and the library staff (Marquez & Downey, 2016).
As members of the CofC student body, The Library Student Ambassadors represent the needs and desires of students while also maintaining an established relationship with the library staff. These dialogues are productive and often help institute improvements to library resources, services, and spaces. LSA also combats misinformation and misconceptions concerning the library by sharing our insider knowledge with the student body. LSA exists to serve the dual roles of student-resources and student advocates in order to ensure that students have the resources to reach their full academic potential.
Marquez, J. J. & Downey, A. (2016). Library service design: A LITA guide to holistic assessment, insight, and improvement. Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield.
⏰ Our bi-weekly Monday meetings begin at 5:30pm and typically last for 45 minutes.
📍 Meetings are held in Room 360 of the Library.
❓ Email Julia Miller at millerjc2@g.cofc.edu for more information!
➜ Are you a regular user of library spaces, resources, and services?
➜ Do you feel invested in the mission of the library?
➜ Are you involved on campus?
➜ Do you want to speak on behalf of the student body?
We are actively looking for individuals to serve as student advisors in order to improve library services and student experiences!
Submit an online application today!
