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Natalie Browning

Longwood University, Greenwood Library

Research Services & Engagement Librarian

About me

Natalie Browning is the Research Services & Engagement Librarian at Longwood University’s Greenwood Library in Farmville, Virginia. Natalie became a librarian at Longwood University in Fall 2016 and began offering research assistance and information literacy instruction. In Summer 2022, her role evolved to also include being in charge of library marketing and outreach. In her free time, she enjoys running half marathons and reading mystery novels.

10:00am EDT

Elephant Hunting: Teaching Information Literacy in Contentious Environments Momentum

11:05am EDT

Reading Beneath the Surface: Reimagining Information Literacy Beyond Searching and Evaluating Main Salon A

1:30pm EDT

Creating Interactive Worksheets Using Cooperative Learning Strategies to Teach Foundational Skills, Get Students Talking, and Complete Task-Based Objectives Main Salon C Investigating the Disappearance of Student Engagement with Library Research Guides Main Salon A

2:35pm EDT

Everything's Better When We're Working Together: Faculty Development Under the Library Sea Paul. D Fraim

4:10pm EDT

Building Faculty Capacity for Information Literacy: Partnering with the Office of Faculty Development for Sustainable Integration and Scholarly Growth Main Salon B "Who's Sailing This Ship, Anyway?": ChatGPT, Brainstorming, and Epistemic Autonomy Main Salon A

8:50am EDT

Making Waves with Zines: Faculty-Librarian Collaboration for Creative Research Assignments Main Salon C

9:55am EDT

Learning to Reframe the Value of Information Literacy to Engage Library & University Administration Main Salon F

11:15am EDT

The Life Raft: Analog Information Literacy in the AI Ocean Main Salon A

1:30pm EDT

Anchoring Your Active Learning Intentions: When Research Shows a Pedagogical Drift Momentum