Katherine Donaldson, Social Sciences/Education Librarian
Katherine is a specialist in education research and is the liaison between the College of Education students and the UO libraries.
Katherine S. Donaldson
UO Libraries, Phone: 541-346-4132
Learn more about the UO Libraries with Katherine Donaldson
Check out this episode of the College of Education's Look No Feather podcast!
In this episode we talk to Katherine Donaldson from the UO Libraries. Katherine Donaldson is the UO Libraries’ primary liaison to the College of Education and the Department of Linguistics, providing research consultations, information literacy instruction, and collection development services.
Resources for Students:
Katherine Donaldson offers individual research consultations, assisting students on projects such as:
- Developing a better understanding of UO Library resources
- Utilizing UO resources to execute research tasks
- Developing search strategies
- Assisting with citation management tools (e.g. Zotero, Mendeley)
Did you know that students can make an appointment?
Resources for Faculty and Staff
Did you know librarians can:
- Collaborate with faculty to review the learning outcomes of the course syllabus and/or program so that information literacy skills can be incorporated
- Come to a class to teach how information in the discipline is organized and what information is accessible from what pathway
- Discuss how to obtain open or freely available resources in service of their research goals (this applies to students & faculty)
- Design learning exercises for information discovery in the discipline