[CASL-L] UCONN ECE collaborations?

[LaPlante, Casey]

Good morning colleagues!

Does anyone have any good projects or partnerships with ECE class
instructors? We have English courses, Music Theory, US History, Economics,
Spanish, French, and Mandarin and I don't specifically ever work with those
classes to use library resources, UCONN or otherwise. I have gone to the
UCONN Library trainings, but it hasn't resulted in a lasting partnership
project with these courses.

Please share any specific projects or partnerships you have developed with
ECE classes!

Thanks!
Casey

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Casey LaPlante
Library Media Specialist
Granby Memorial High School
Granby, CT

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