updated May 2024
IU Southeast faculty librarians are as enthusiastic and committed as ever to teaching our students the skills and concepts they need to access, locate, use, and evaluate information effectively.
Please see below for an explanation of our policies and procedures for providing information literacy library instruction this semester. You can contact me, Maria Accardi, Coordinator of Instruction, at maccardi@iu.edu with any questions or concerns.
We are looking forward to working with you and your students!
The Library Instruction Program at Indiana University Southeast seeks to support the educational programs of the University by providing effective, relevant, student-centered instructional services. Through our instructional services, the Library also seeks to support the successful integration of Information Literacy--one of the University's General Education Goals and Outcomes--into the University curriculum.
The mission of the IU Southeast Information Literacy Library Instruction program is to empower student success through development of information literacy skills and abilities that enable students to:
find information to address an information need
critically evaluate that information for credibility and relevance
actively participate in and contribute to information landscapes of academia, personal life, the workforce, and beyond
solve problems and respond to challenges in personal and global settings
We strive to consistently deliver high quality instructional services. Please feel free to contact Maria Accardi, Coordinator of Instruction and Assessment, and you ever have any questions, comments, or concerns about our instruction program.
Maria T. Accardi
Librarian | Coordinator of Instruction and Assessment
maccardi@ius.edu