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Student-Centered, Student-Delivered: Leading with Equity and Inclusion through a First-Year Library Ambassador Program at a Hispanic-Serving Institution

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This case study highlights the evolution of the Pfau Library Ambassador program from its inception to its current model. Beginning as a small initiative within the California State University, San Bernardino (CSUSB) John M. Pfau Library, the LAI program has grown into a student-centered campus partnership with the Office of Undergraduate Studies' Student Mentoring Program (SMP) and continues to reach an increasing number of first-year students.
Title Student-Centered, Student-Delivered: Leading with Equity and Inclusion through a First-Year Library Ambassador Program at a Hispanic-Serving Institution
Author Schlesselman-Tarango, Gina (Faculty/Staff)
Author Durazo-DeMoss, Sara
Author Herrera, Barbara
Index Date 2023
Date Captured 2023-04-01
Note Publisher's version
citation Schlesselman-Tarango, G., Durazo-DeMoss, S., & Herrera, B. (2023). Student-centered, student-delivered: Leading with equity and inclusion through a first-year library ambassador program at a Hispanic-serving institution. In M. N. Mallon, J. Nichols, E. Foster, A. Santiago, M. Seale, & R. Brown (Eds.), Exploring inclusive and equitable pedagogies: Creating space for all learners, vol. 2 (pp. 373-383). Association of College & Research Libraries.
Keyword peer learning
Keyword information literacy
Topic Peer teaching
Topic Information literacy
Topic Undergraduates
Topic College freshmen
Topic Academic libraries--Services to Hispanic Americans
Related Item Faculty Scholarship
Related Item Digital Grinnell
Type of Resource Text
Genre Technical Report
Extent 11 pages
Media Type application/pdf
Digital Origin born digital
Language English
Access Condition Copyright to this work is held by the author(s), in accordance with United States copyright law (USC 17). Readers of this work have certain rights as defined by the law, including but not limited to fair use (17 USC 107 et seq.).
Identifier (u1) schlesselman
Identifier (u2) LIB
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