Virginia Libraries Journal
Virginia Libraries is the academic publication of the Virginia Library Association, featuring insights and best practices from libraries in Virginia. The goals of the journal are to further research in all areas of library and information services, communicate best practices, and explore trends and issues of interest to the library profession. The journal seeks to publish content of interest to all types of libraries. Virginia Libraries has a strong interest in providing support for new authors to establish a voice in the library literature. The journal includes peer-review and non peer-review articles, and considers submissions that report on research studies or scholarly research (research articles - peer reviewed), describe innovative initiatives and effective practices (best practice articles - peer reviewed), examine a focused scenario in an applied context and with a training or educational purpose (case studies), or discuss trends or issues (essays / commentary). The journal also considers proposals for themed columns.
Volume 69 of Virginia LibrariesEditorial
Editorial Board MembersEditor in ChiefDavid Black, James Madison University, United States Managing EditorErin Carrillo, Virginia Commonwealth University Libraries, United States Assistant EditorJoanna Lee, George Mason University, United States EditorsDanielle DeGaetano, Tidewater Community College, United States |