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Hack Your Program: The University of Washington (2020 Update)

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Hack Your Program: University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (Update)

Day in the Life

Hack Your Program: Western University Faculty of Information and Media Studies

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Hack Your Program: University of Tennessee Knoxville

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Hack Your Program: Syracuse University School of Information Studies

Education & Curriculum

Hack Your Program: McGill University School of Information Studies

Distance Learning

Hack Your Program: Clarion University of Pennsylvania

Education & Curriculum

Hack Your Program: University of Iowa (Update)

Day in the Life

Hack Your Program – University of Hawaiʻi Mānoa Library and Information Science

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Hack Your Program: University of Wisconsin, Madison (Update)

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Hack Your Program: University of Southern California

Education & Curriculum

Hack Your Program: University of Denver

By Conrrado on April 8, 2021 • ( 1 Comment )

Across the Table: Interview Tips for Both Parties

During my short time in the LIS field, I’ve had the pleasure of being interviewed for various positions and interviewing others for positions within my own library. While related, they […]

By alyssamkey on April 6, 2021 • ( Leave a comment )

The Final Countdown Continues: On Planning Your Culminating Project

     So, all throughout my tenure here at Hack Library School, I have emphasized the importance of preparing for graduation throughout your time in graduate school. In November 2019, I […]

By Lauren on April 5, 2021 • ( Leave a comment )

Some bumps along the way – back-up plans, flexibility, and expanding your horizons during your MLIS

It’s 2021, and we’re still over a year later dealing with COVID-19 and the physical and emotional and mental strain that this pandemic is putting on all of us. We’re […]

By Emily Wros on April 1, 2021 • ( 2 Comments )

The Academic Library Interview: COVID-19 Edition

This week, I had my first all-day interview for an academic librarian position. I was not psychologically prepared for it. I would have been even worse off except that one […]

By Jennifer Eltringham on March 29, 2021 • ( 4 Comments )

Archives for the People: Notes from a Visit to Archives+

My library experience so far has been a battle of two passions – I love archives, and I could see myself spending the rest of my life holed up in […]

By Guest Author on March 25, 2021 • ( 10 Comments )

Behind the Scenes: LIS Hiring at Academic Institutions

After having participated in five on-campus, academic librarianship interviews, I have learned a good deal through observation and immersion in the market’s ebbs and flows. As a follow-up to “Things […]

By Macy on March 23, 2021 • ( 3 Comments )

The Importance of Public Speaking

For the past few weeks in my Library Programs and Services for Young Adults course, we’ve started our class period with materials talks. Every student has spent five to seven […]

By Lauren B. on March 22, 2021 • ( Leave a comment )

One Library’s COVID Experience: A Snapshot of a Community College Library During a Pandemic

We just passed the one-year anniversary of when I and all the rest of the staff at the community college library where I work started working from home, and I […]

By Catherine Liebau-Nelsen on March 18, 2021 • ( 2 Comments )

Planning Post-COVID in a Junior High School Library

Last September, I wrote on how the elementary school library I worked in was providing services despite distance learning. Now, at a new school site and closer to the light […]

By hack library school collective on March 17, 2021 • ( 5 Comments )

Call for New Writers!

Hey there readers! Here at Hack Library School, we pride ourselves on providing engaging, thoughtful, and useful resources for Library and Information Science students. Because we’re a blog by and for […]

By Caroline on March 16, 2021 • ( 3 Comments )

Navigating Library School Assignments and Invisible Labor

This is a post that I’ve wanted to write for months, but I honestly struggled with figuring out what exactly I wanted to say. It’s no secret that invisible labor […]

By Jane Behre on March 15, 2021 • ( Leave a comment )

Burnout and a Mid-Semester Check-in

I don’t know about you all, but I am in the midst of one of the busiest semesters I’ve ever had. Between taking classes, writing a thesis, contributing to this […]

By Mary Elizabeth on March 11, 2021 • ( Leave a comment )

History of the Book: Some Cool Things I’m Learning This Semester

Like most of us, I have spent a lot of time with books in my life. Books I owned, books I admired at bookstores, books I’ve checked in and out […]

By sarahmckenna025 on March 9, 2021 • ( Leave a comment )

Legal Information in Libraries: What’s That All About?

I’ve always enjoyed learning about history, politics, and the US Supreme Court. With that background, you would think I was interested in going the law school and becoming a lawyer. […]

By Conrrado on March 8, 2021 • ( Leave a comment )

LIS Mental Health Week 2021: A Summary

How has it already been a year of pandemic living? Readers, are you all doing okay? Personally, I’m doing better than before, but graduation right around the corner has brought […]

By alyssamkey on March 4, 2021 • ( Leave a comment )

Creating The Career You Love: The Important of Finding Fulfillment in Your LIS Career

As I mentioned last month, it is important for you as a library school student to begin researching not only potential job and internship openings, but employers as well, as […]

By Lauren on March 2, 2021 • ( Leave a comment )

Special Librarianship doesn’t just mean special libraries – more on non-traditional LIS career paths

My piece on non-traditional and alternative jobs for LIS professionals from May 2020 was really popular. The Introduction to the Library and Information Industry (the course that I shouted out […]

By Emily Wros on March 1, 2021 • ( Leave a comment )

ALA’s Library History Round Table

When I went back to college to finish my bachelor’s degree as a prelude to going to library school, I had to pick a major. The first time around in […]

By Joanne Chern on February 25, 2021 • ( 1 Comment )

Service in Quarantine

Last week, in a fit of oddly misplaced energy, I found myself making cheese tortellini by hand. It was not an easy process. I have very little upper body strength […]

By Macy on February 23, 2021 • ( 4 Comments )

Who Are Today’s Young Adults? And How Do We Serve Them?

Two of my classes this semester started by considering who today’s young adults are. In conversations relating to library services for young adults and contemporary and realistic young adult literature, […]

By Lauren B. on February 22, 2021 • ( 2 Comments )

How to Keep Reading (for Fun!) in Grad School

My class this semester, as so many of our classes do, started with an assignment to introduce ourselves on an online discussion board. One popular topic of conversation ended up […]

By Catherine Liebau-Nelsen on February 18, 2021 • ( 2 Comments )

To Take or Not To Take: Advice for Course Selection

One of the most incredible things that you, as a student, can do for yourself is to step out of your comfort zone in terms of course planning. Most of […]

By M. Jay Granger on February 16, 2021 • ( Leave a comment )

Altogether Different: Questioning the Union of Librarianship and Information Science

More than five years beyond Andy Woodworth’s original call for big tent librarianship and Brit Foster’s echoing call for big tent librarian education, I begin to think that the theory may not serve us so well moving forward.

By Jane Behre on February 15, 2021 • ( 1 Comment )

Asking Anonymously and Library Knowledge Expectations

One of the new responsibilities that I’ve undertook this semester is monitoring our library’s online chat reference service as an on-call librarian once a week. When talking with some friends, […]

By Mary Elizabeth on February 11, 2021 • ( Leave a comment )

The Inherent Ableism of Being “Productive”

I remember thinking at some point around the age of 17 or 18 that my days of having summer and winter vacations were over forever. My aunts, uncles and cousins […]

By sarahmckenna025 on February 9, 2021 • ( Leave a comment )

Writing and Library School: Why Do It?

My undergraduate degrees are in History and Political Science. I’ve written countless amounts of midterm and final papers (plus a thesis that hit triple-digit page length) and considered myself a […]

By Conrrado on February 8, 2021 • ( Leave a comment )

To Generalize or Not to Generalize

Registration for the Spring quarter is just around the corner for many students. With this comes the sometimes frustrating process of deciding which classes to take. Should you take classes […]

By alyssamkey on February 4, 2021 • ( 3 Comments )

Feast or Freeze: Preparing for Post-MLIS Job Hunting During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Out of everything I know I will have to manage this semester in addition to my culminating project and my internship, job hunting is one task that, at times, has […]

By Lauren on February 2, 2021 • ( 1 Comment )

Treat yo’ self…to a student membership in a professional association and reap the rewards

LIS is an industry absolutely rife with professional associations, and as Kate Tkacik pointed out, there’s a very large service component in our industry. We believe in service, so much […]

By Emily Wros on February 1, 2021 • ( 2 Comments )

The Right Decision Is Harder Than You Think

Teresa Elberson, the director of the Lafayette, Louisiana public library system, abruptly retired this past Friday, January 22. She had been working for the Lafayette Public Library since 1982 and […]

By Joanne Chern on January 28, 2021 • ( 2 Comments )

Decentralizing Romance in YA Literature

This quarter, I am taking a class with the title “Resources for Digital Age Teens.” Among other things, this class has required me to read more young adult literature in […]

By Macy on January 26, 2021 • ( 3 Comments )

Why I Want to be a Rural Librarian

I grew up in a small town in Kansas that, according the Washington Post in 2018, is one of the 10 most middle of nowhere places in the country. I […]

By Lauren B. on January 25, 2021 • ( Leave a comment )

Landing a Student Library Job

Working in a library, either on your campus or off of it, is a great way to get some practical experience while also making some (although, let’s be real, probably […]

By Catherine Liebau-Nelsen on January 21, 2021 • ( 3 Comments )

Connect the Dots: Developing Professional Relationships with LIS Students and Faculty

Because many LIS programs are online-based, it can be difficult to meet people in your program. Yes, there may be required group assignments in certain classes, but that doesn’t guarantee […]

By Caroline on January 19, 2021 • ( 2 Comments )

Choosing Librarianship: The Cure for my Career FOMO?

“The irregularity of our roles and the ever-changing nature of our profession can be a draw for those who crave variety and enjoy learning new things. Librarianship, thankfully, is rarely […]

By Jane Behre on January 18, 2021 • ( Leave a comment )

Lessons Learned from my First Fully Online Semester

Almost exactly one year ago, I published my first post here on HLS all about the lessons I learned during my first semester of library school. Past me who wrote […]

By Mary Elizabeth on January 14, 2021 • ( 1 Comment )

Focus On Your Skills

We all know the quintessential librarian stereotype: meek, bookish, bespectacled folks who sit surrounded by stacks of books all day long, shushing children and wielding large inky stamps with which […]

By Guest Author on January 13, 2021 • ( Leave a comment )

Facing my stereotypes

I am a Californian by birth. I was raised in a city that included one of the many missions that dot coastal California, in my case the Mission San Jose. […]

By sarahmckenna025 on January 12, 2021 • ( Leave a comment )

Structural Racism, Actions, and Libraries

On January 6, 2021, I was getting some work done when I heard that the U.S. Capitol was being breached. For the rest of the night, I settled in to […]

By Conrrado on January 11, 2021 • ( 2 Comments )

Should You Work in a Public Library?

Sometimes, I leave work feeling like a million bucks. Other times, I almost run out the door to get home as soon as possible. Those instances are usually caused by […]

By alyssamkey on January 7, 2021 • ( 1 Comment )

The Final Countdown Begins: How to Prepare for Your Last Semester in Library School

      I will admit that writing this particular article was difficult for me as, after finishing my last class for the Fall semester, I went into my winter break feeling […]

By Lauren on January 5, 2021 • ( 1 Comment )

Things every librarian should learning about: Copyright edition

Remember all the way back to 2020. I know, I know you don’t want to. It’s fine, I promise, we’re only going back to November when I wrote about how […]

By Emily Wros on January 4, 2021 • ( Leave a comment )

Make 2021 the Year You Take Action

Friends, there’s a lot of work to be done in the field of librarianship, and in the world at large. Too many of us are squatting in our bunkers, watching […]

By Joanne Chern on December 31, 2020 • ( 3 Comments )

How Do We Talk About Structural Racism?

We talk a lot about equity, diversity, and inclusivity – or some other combination of those words – in our field a lot. It makes sense, given that librarianship is […]

By Macy on December 30, 2020 • ( 2 Comments )

Library School Without a Library

COVID-19 has changed how I think about school. Prior to switching to remote learning this spring, I’d never taken a fully online course and I had no desire to. I […]

By Lauren B. on December 29, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

What I Wish I’d Known Before My First Semester of Grad School

Ten units down, thirty-three more to go! I completed my first year of graduate school this month, and in the spirit of the new year, I thought I’d do a […]

By Catherine Liebau-Nelsen on December 28, 2020 • ( 1 Comment )

The Importance of Being Earnest… as a Student Planner

With only two semesters left in my library school journey, I’d like to share what has worked well for me in terms of planning. While many graduate students employ the […]

By Courtney Evans on December 24, 2020 • ( 1 Comment )

Best Practices of Library Virtual Programming

Check out these 9 Best Practices for Library Virtual Programming!

By Caroline on December 22, 2020 • ( 3 Comments )

The MLIS: Gatekeeper or Necessary Credential?

Recently, I have been thinking a lot about the fact that a master’s degree is required to be a librarian. For me, choosing to pursue a graduate degree in library […]

By Jane Behre on December 21, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

So, you want to apply to grad school?

With the fall semester wrapping up, many of us are looking ahead to the spring semester and what may lie beyond. And, for those graduating at the end of the […]

By Guest Author on December 18, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

I Decided to Make a Mid-Career Transition to LIS and You Can Too

Coming from a working class background, career satisfaction was like the unicorn of life goals – nice to think about, but probably out of reach. Work life was something very […]

By Mary Elizabeth on December 17, 2020 • ( 1 Comment )

My Professional Goals for 2021

As 2020 finally draws to a close, I find myself just over halfway through my MLIS program. I am projected to graduate in the spring of 2022, which means I […]

By sarahmckenna025 on December 15, 2020 • ( 1 Comment )

COVID-19 and the Library School Experience: What Needs to be Changed?

Over nine months ago, I was sitting in my seminar on academic libraries in McKeldin Library at the University of Maryland. COVID-19 cases were on the rise and many universities […]

By Conrrado on December 14, 2020 • ( 1 Comment )

Capstone Conundrums

One of the best parts of being in library school while working in a library has been using my job to complete assignments. These real applications helped me be better […]

By alyssamkey on December 10, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

How Do You Archive an Email?: A Look Inside #HLS10

     So, the holiday season is always time to reflect upon the year that is coming to a close and the year that lies ahead; which I feel is especially […]

By Lauren on December 8, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

LIS and podcasting

This is probably unsurprising to many of you reading this, but LIS as an industry seems pretty active in podcasting. I myself have never really listened to any podcasts other […]

By lisaladdvt on December 7, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

Putting it into perspective.

So, I’m done?! I finished my last class in Children’s and Youth Programming a few weeks ago after presenting my final group project; which was a summer reading program designed […]

By Nick Dean on December 3, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

“There is a time for departure…”

In a little more than a week’s time, I will don my deliciously lemon yellow hood, (virtually) cross a stage, and know, with a heart full in equal measure of […]

By Guest Author on December 2, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

Documenting the Chinese student experience at an American college during the pandemic

This past summer, I took part in an oral history project designed to collect stories of the University of Iowa (UI) community’s reactions to the continuing COVID-19 pandemic in textual […]

By Emily Wros on December 1, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

Patron Data and Internal Threats

Two weeks ago, an article was published accusing an IT worker at North Carolina State University of gathering personal information about political activists and LGBTQIA+ folks and distributing that information […]

By Joanne Chern on November 30, 2020 • ( 3 Comments )

What Even is Fun?

At the University of Washington, all MLIS students are required to complete a capstone project – some sort of large-scale, cumulative work that demonstrates information science skills relevant to our […]

By Macy on November 26, 2020 • ( 1 Comment )

Thankfulness in Troubling Times

I started writing my post for the month of November before I got the HLS schedule and realized that my post would fall on Thanksgiving. So, I decided to set […]

By Lauren B. on November 25, 2020 • ( 3 Comments )

Saving Money on Textbooks in Library School

OER (open educational resources) and ZTC (zero textbook cost) courses and programs are big topics of conversation at the community college where I work. Not a single Professional Development Day […]

By Catherine Liebau-Nelsen on November 24, 2020 • ( 1 Comment )

Make the Most of Winter Break: Submit to the SRJ

As the end of the semester looms on the horizon and a month of Winter break awaits us, we have endless possibilities for how to utilize our time. Many of […]

By Courtney Evans on November 23, 2020 • ( 2 Comments )

10 Tips for Getting a Library Job

When I began drafting ideas for this month’s blog, I was mostly thinking about library assessments and interviews. I knew I wanted to write about my experience, but I was […]

By Caroline on November 19, 2020 • ( 1 Comment )

Hack Your Competencies and Sell Your Skills

My MLIS program at Wayne State University requires that one of the first classes a student takes in the program is Introduction to the Information Professions.  Part of the course […]

By Jane Behre on November 18, 2020 • ( 1 Comment )

Practicing Compassion

One of the things that drew me to librarianship in the first place was the helpful and non-judgemental environment that many librarians throughout my life have created for me. While […]

By Mary Elizabeth on November 17, 2020 • ( 2 Comments )

My Winter Break Reading List

I write this post in the midst of finals season, feverishly tying up the loose ends of another semester as it comes to a close. Once my last papers are […]

By Guest Author on November 16, 2020 • ( 13 Comments )

LIS Programs & the Need for Dialogue

I feel lucky to have grown up in Miami, a primarily Hispanic city, where I am not very different from any other Hispanic American. However, as I have grown and […]

By Conrrado on November 12, 2020 • ( 1 Comment )

Tear the Roof off the Sucker: Getting Out of a Funk

Getting stuck in a funk is a common occurrence. Feeling off your game and disconnected from the world can impact your life, work, and school. So, how do you get […]

By Guest Author on November 11, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

An International Library Student’s Perspective on Remote Work During the COVID-19 Pandemic

While attending the University of Iowa’s School of Information Science, I have also served as a student cataloger in the UI Main Library’s cataloging department. Like most metadata and cataloging […]

By alyssamkey on November 10, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

“So, How Are You Doing?”: An (Almost) Year-End Retrospective

     So, I am writing this roughly a week after the initial Election Day here in the United States, two days after our president-elect and vice president-elect have been announced […]

By Lauren on November 9, 2020 • ( 5 Comments )

So you want to be an academic librarian? You should learn about OERs.

I make no secret that I am a huge proponent of the open education and open pedagogy movements. Everyone who knows me professionally knows that my specialty in copyright has […]

By lisaladdvt on November 5, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

Programming lessons

I am a few weeks shy of completing my MSIS degree. This past month has been full of ups and downs and yet, no matter how tough it has been, […]

By Nick Dean on November 3, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

Election Day in America

It’s Election Day in America. Libraries and those who work in them have always played a leading role in American democracy. From librarians helping first-time voters register, to resources (both […]

By Emily Wros on November 2, 2020 • ( 10 Comments )

It Doesn’t Matter What Classes We Take: An Experiment in Life Choices

After my first semester of library school I decided that taking useful classes wasn’t for me. Employers don’t appear to care about coursework or grades, there’s a big chunk of […]

By Joanne Chern on October 29, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

I’m Tired: A Perspective on BIPOC Student Labor

It has become nearly impossible for me to take a break, and I believe most of it is because I am a person of color. When EDI is the issue […]

By Macy on October 28, 2020 • ( 3 Comments )

Embracing the Practical Project

I like writing papers about as much as anyone who holds a B.A. in English can. However, there are times that writing a paper doesn’t always cut it and there […]

By Lauren B. on October 27, 2020 • ( 4 Comments )

What Your ILL Technician Wants You to Know

I don’t get sentimental about libraries very often, but I’m downright gushy when it comes to interlibrary loans. They embody so much of the best that libraries are and can […]

By Catherine Liebau-Nelsen on October 26, 2020 • ( 2 Comments )

The Good, the Bad, and the… Peer Mentor

The School of Information at San José State University requires all incoming, first-semester students enrolled in the program to complete a month-long course that introduces them to the websites, software, […]

By Courtney Evans on October 22, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

Thank you, Friends of the Library!

October 18-24th, 2020 is National Friends of the Library week! This is the 15th year that the celebration has occurred, although we have had Friends organizations for a long time. […]

By Caroline on October 21, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

Hope Is Not a Four Letter Word*

*Okay, it is. But you know what I mean. Three years and five months have passed since I graduated with my undergraduate degrees, but it seems like longer than that […]

By Jane Behre on October 20, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

Musings of a first-time teacher

When I decided to get my MLIS, I knew that there would be some aspect of teaching involved in becoming a librarian and, if I’m being honest, I wasn’t too […]

By Mary Elizabeth on October 19, 2020 • ( 3 Comments )

A Brief History of Library Cats

Let’s talk about cats.

By sarahmckenna025 on October 15, 2020 • ( 1 Comment )

First Library Job: Historic Maryland Newspapers Project

Coming into my first semester of library school last fall, I had almost no work experience in a library. Outside of my time interning in a government archive during undergrad, […]

By Conrrado on October 13, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

Learning from Technology Mishaps

Where is your phone located right now? How often do you boot up your computer? What are you using to read this? Technology has firmly planted itself in our lives; […]

By alyssamkey on October 12, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

“We Can’t See Your Screen”: Reflections on Event Planning as a Student Leader

     Back in August, I discussed the importance of student groups to your future career; and briefly discussed how, if your schedule allows it, you should consider pursuing student leadership […]

By Guest Author on October 9, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

Contribute to Open Peer Review for an LIS Textbook

Hi, Hack Library School readers! My name is Brianna Marshall and I am excited to be contributing a guest post for HLS. I was a HLS writer and managing editor […]

By Lauren on October 8, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

How to make the most of your online MLIS experience

When it comes to online library school, the old adage, ‘you get out of it only what you put in,’ is imperative. With grad school in general, you’re expected to […]

By lisaladdvt on October 6, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

Missing the mark.

I recently had a librarian friend reach out to me and ask my opinion about a proposed tag that was being suggested as a way to make it easier to […]

By Nick Dean on October 5, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

The Path Forward

I recently finished Matt Haig’s The Midnight Library and just let me say, “Woah!”. If you haven’t heard of The Midnight Library or haven’t been lucky enough to get your […]

By Zack Frazier on October 1, 2020 • ( 13 Comments )

Hack Your Library School Application

Hi Hack Library Schoolers, We’ve gotten contacted by a few people who have questions about applying to library schools. We can’t really answer those questions for you, everyone’s application process […]

By Joanne Chern on September 29, 2020 • ( 4 Comments )

Passivity in Library School

Midway through my first quarter in library school, I sat in class with twenty or so of my classmates and potential future colleagues as they conducted a lively conversation about […]

By Macy on September 28, 2020 • ( 4 Comments )

How Summer Camp Can Prepare You for Librarianship

As the days start to get shorter and cooler, without fail I look back at the summer. This year, with the strangeness of COVID-19, I’m missing summers past. In 2018 […]

By Lauren B. on September 25, 2020 • ( 7 Comments )

Taking It Slow

Hello! My name is Lauren Bauer, this is my first article for Hack Library School, and I have something I’d like to get off my chest: it’s going to take […]

By Catherine Liebau-Nelsen on September 24, 2020 • ( 1 Comment )

Distance Learning in Elementary School: How One School Library Operates

Last year, I had volunteered in or had visited all of the elementary school libraries in my district. The books were shelved, the librarians were calm, and the students were […]

By Courtney Evans on September 23, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

“What Do I Want Out of My Career?”: Some Musings on Job Hunting

One of our all-time most popular posts on HLS is on how to become an international librarian. As someone who has studied and interned abroad, one of my lifelong goals […]

By Jane Behre on September 22, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

In my own little corner, in my own little chair (is where I’ve been for the past few months)

At this point, the fall semester is in full swing for many of us. For me, I’ve just wrapped up the third week of the semester and I’m gearing up […]

By Mary Elizabeth on September 21, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

Want People to Vote? Then We Have to Talk About Digital Literacy.

As one day melts into the next and the nightmare that is the year 2020 continues to churn on, we somehow find ourselves a mere 44 days out from Election […]

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