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Dec 13, 2019 • Caitlin Burns
Dr. Jodi Bornstein, associate professor of Education; Melissa Correll, Information Literacy and Instruction librarian and liaison to the School of Education; and Mekenzie Voglino ’18, graduate student in Literacy Studies and English as a Second Language (ESL), co-presented at the Pennsylvania...
Sep 27, 2019 • Caitlin Burns
Melissa Correll, faculty librarian for Education, was featured in “Why Pennsylvania jury duty pays $9 per day” in the Philadelphia Inquirer on Aug 26. After being called for jury duty two years in a row, Correll left a comment on Curious Philly, a Philadelphia Inquirer forum for local phenomena...
Feb 19, 2019 • Caitlin Burns
At the back of Landman Library’s first floor, in a room with windows covered in multicolored writing, lies an Arcadia “best-kept secret”— the Curriculum Lab, a space providing Education students with teaching resources. Students in the Education 411 class, “Designing Learning Environments,”...
Apr 12, 2017 • Caitlin Burns
Get your game on Friday, April 14 at Landman Library with Gaming Day. From noon to 4 p.m., collect $200 with Monopoly or even head West with Oregon Trail. Other games include Pandemic, One Night Ultimate Werewolf, Exploding Kittens, Othello, and Bananagrams. In collaboration with the...
I coordinate and teach in the library’s information literacy instruction program, and I am the liaison to the School of Education and HAPS. I also work with students enrolled in First Year Seminar and English Composition courses, helping them build on their existing knowledge to develop their ability to successfully perform college-level research.
I am always eager to help students develop their research skills, and to learn to think critically and holistically about the way we create, share, and use information. That is why I also teach a First Year Seminar, Seems Legit: What's Real and What's Fake on the Internet, in which students learn about how various kinds of information gets and spreads online, think about how they determine what to believe, develop skills to verify information efficiently, and consider their own relationship to information, the internet, and social media.
I hold a BA in English from East Stroudsburg University and an MSLIS from Drexel University. Before coming to Arcadia, I was the Information Literacy and Outreach librarian at Lycoming College. I am an active member of the Pennsylvania Library Association and the Legislative Liaison on the College & Research Division board. I also serve as a Director-at-Large on the board of the Delaware Valley Chapter of the Association of College & Research Libraries. When not on campus, you can find me exploring Philadelphia.
Hometown
Hackettstown, NJ
Home Country
USA
Drexel University 2013
MS, Major in Library and Information Science
East Stroudsburg University 2008
BA, Major in English
Co-Author • 2020
Contribution to book, Association of College & Research Libraries
Co-Authored with Emily Moran
Author • 2019
Article, Pennsylvania Libraries Research & Practice
Co-Author • 2019
Article, Pennsylvania Libraries Research & Practice
Co-Authored with Carrie Bishop & Christina Riehman-Murphy
Co-Author • 2018
Article, Pennsylvania Libraries Research & Practice
Co-Authored with Dr. Jodi Bornstein