A stress-free collaboration: the University of Lethbridge Students' Union and the University Library partner to deliver a "Stress-free zone" to students during final exams
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Date
2012
Authors
Eva, Nicole
Girard, Jeremy
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Publisher
ACRL
Abstract
Many institutions struggle with tight financial resources, and libraries may abandon ideas for student-oriented programs due to budgetary concerns. Student affairs departments typically have funds designated for student-oriented programming and may be able to use those funds to support the work of outside departments. In this article, Eva and Girard describe the creation of a “stress-free zone” to support students during exams and show how libraries and student affairs can pool financial resources in support of innovative programs and services.
Description
Originally published by the Association of College & Research Libraries (ACRL)
Keywords
Stress-free zone , Collaboration , Study break , University of Lethbridge Library , University of Lethbridge Students' Union
Citation
Eva, N., & Girard, J. (2012). A stress-free collaboration: The University of Lethbridge Students' Union and the University Library partner to deliver a 'stress-free zone' to students during final exams. In L. J. Hinchliffe & M. A. Wong (Eds.), Environment for Student Growth and Development: Libraries and Student Affairs in Collaboration (pp. 141-150). Chicago, IL: ACRL.