Tingkat Kolaborasi dan Alasan Pengarang Berkolaborasi Studi Kasus Pada Jurnal Reference Service Review Tahun 2012-2016

LAMPIRAN I
DAFTAR DATA PENGARANG BERKOLABORASI
PADA JURNAL REFERENCE SERVICE REVIEW TAHUN 2012-2016

NO URUTAN

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JUDUL ARTIKEL
Reflective assessment:
opportunities and challenges
Citation apps for mobile
devices
Hispanics and public libraries:
Assessing their health
information seeking behaviors
in the e-health environment

Promoting health literacy
within a graduate-level
nutrition curriculum

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A librarian‘s role in media
effects health literacy

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Health literacy and information
literacy: a concept comparison
Health information: print

materials assessment in public
libraries

PENGARANG
E-MAIL
Anne Jumonville Graf and
Benjamin R. Harris
ajumonvi@trinity.edu
Mary K. Van Ullen and Jane mvanullen@albany.ed
Kessler
u
EunYoung Yoo-Lee,
Tamara Rhodes and Gabriel
M. Peterson

eunyoung@nccu.edu

Charlotte Beyer and J. Scott
Thomson


charlotte.beyer@rosali
ndfranklin.edu

Jill R. Kavanaugh, Kristelle
Lavallee and Rima Rudd
Jane Lawless, Coleen E.
Toronto and Gail L.
Grammatica

jill.kavanaugh@childr
ens.harvard.edu

Mary Grace Flaherty and
Samantha Jan Kaplan

mgflaher@email.unc.
edu

jlawless@curry.edu


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Improving health literacy:
health sciences library case
studies
Changing the face of reference
and user services Adoption of
social media in top Ghanaian
academic libraries

Jean P. Shipman, Erica Lake jean.shipman@utah.e
and Alice I. Weber
du

Michael Ahenkorah-Marfo,
Harry Akussah
Catherine Lantz, Glenda
Student bibliographies: charting Maria Insua, Annie R.
research skills over time
Armstrong and Annie Pho
Impact of web-scale discovery
Kimberly Copenhaver and
on reference inquiry
Alyssa Koclanes
Are reference pop-up widgets
Bonnie Brubaker Imler,
welcome or annoying? A
Kathryn Rebecca Garcia
usability study
and Nina Clements
Peer reference assistants in a
small liberal arts college: case
Kasia Gonnerman and Ken
study
Johnson
Building bridges: outreach to
international students via
Xiang Li, Kevin McDowell
vernacular language videos
and Xiaotong Wang
Understanding library users‘
Tao Zhang, Ilana
preferences and expectations of Stonebraker and Marlen
online help
Promann
Keeping your options open: A
review of open source and free
technologies for instructional
Mara Rojeski Blake and
use in highe education
Catherine Morse

mahenkorahmarfo.lib@knust.edu.
gh

clantz@uic.edu
koclanan@eckerd.edu

bbi1@psu.edu

gonnermk@stolaf.edu
xiang.li@colorado.ed
u
zhangtao2000@gmail.
com

mrblake@umich.edu

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Learning commons reference
collections in ARL libraries

Library instruction and
information literacy 2015
A constellation to guide us: An
interview with Lisa Janicke
Hinchliffe about the
Framework for Information
Literacy for Higher Education

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6

2016

44

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22

1

2015

43

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A survey of information
literacy credit courses in US
academic libraries: Prevalence
and characteristics
Is the need for mediated
reference service in academic
libraries fading away in the
digital environment?
Sustainable decision making for
emerging educational
technologies in libraries

1

Badge it!: A collaborative
learning outcomes based
approach to integrating

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2016

2015

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Cindy Pierard and Sever
Bordeianu
Latisha Reynolds, Samantha
McClellan, Susan Finley,
George Martinez and
Rosalinda Hernandez
Linares

Christine Bombaro, Pamela
Harris And Kerri OdessHarnish
Nadine Cohen, Liz
Holdsworth and John M.
Prechtel Jill Newby,
Yvonne Mery, Jeanne
Pfander and Laurie
Eagleson

cpierard@unm.edu

lmreyn01@louisville.
edu

bombaroc@dickinson.
edu

ncohen@uga.edu

Aditi Bandyopadhyay and
Mary Kate Boyd-Byrnes

bandyopa@adelphi.ed
u

Richard Hayman and Erika
E. Smith

rhayman@mtroyal.ca

Emily Ford, Betty Izumi,
Jost Lottes and Dawn
Richardson

forder@pdx.edu

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information literacy badges
within displinary curriculum

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Learning information literacy
through drawing
Leveraging adult learning
theory with online tutorials
Integrating the thematic
approach into information
literacy courses

David James Brier and
Vickery Kaye Lebbin
Rebecca Halpern and
Chimene Tucker
Elizabeth Price and Rebecca
Richardson

eprice4@murraystate.
edu

Jody Nelson, Joan Morrison
and Lindsey Whitson

jody.nelson@macewa
n.ca

Diana K. Wakimoto and
Christine Susan Bruce

diana.wakimoto@csue
astbay.edu

Bonnie J.M. Swoger and
Kimberly Davies Hoffman

swoger@geneseo.edu

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Piloting a blended model for
sustainable IL programming
Experiencing archives at
universities: Archivists,
librarians, understanding, and
Collaboration
Taking notes at the reference
desk: assessing and improving
student learning
Learning from degree-seeking
older adult students in a
university library
Evaluation of sources: a new
sustainable approach

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Student veterans and the
academic library

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43

daveb@hawaii.edu
rhalpern@usc.edu

Mary C. Aagard, Marilia Y.
Antunez and Jaime N. Sand
Sharon Radcliff and Elise
Y. Wong
Chloe Persian Mills, Emily
Bounds Paladino and
Jacqueline Courtney

marilia.antunez@fred
onia.edu
sharon.radcliff@csuea
stbay.edu

millsc@rmu.edu

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Klentzin

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Hands-on instruction: the iPad
self-guided library tour
Situating information literacy in
the disciplines: A practical and
systematic approach for
academic librarians
Engaging with entrepreneurs in
academic and public libraries
Jared Hoppenfeld
Entrepreneur assistance &
economic development in
Florida libraries
Practical approaches to
compliance for entrepreneurial
uses of licensed databases in
libraries
FYI for FYE: 20-minute
instruction for library
orientation
Q/A on teaching credit classes
for entrepreneurship research
Are you reaching your
audience?: The intersection
between LibGuide authors and
LibGuide users

Marianne Foley and
Katherine Bertel

foleym@buffalostate.
edu

Robert Farrell and William
Badke

robert.farrell@lehman
.cuny.edu

Jared Hoppenfeld and
Elizabeth Malafi

jhoppenf@tamu.edu

Janet Elaine Franks and
Carol Johns

janet.franks@saintleo.
edu

Posie Aagaard and Natasha
Z. Arguello
Paul R. Hottinger, Natalie
M. Zagami-Lopez and
Alexandra S. Bryndzia
Sarah Barbara Watstein,
Mary G. Scanlon and Steve
Cramer

natasha.arguello@utsa
.edu

Gabriela Castro Gessner,
Adam Chandler and Wendy
Sue Wilcox

prhottinger@cpp.edu

watsteins@uncw.edu

ww83@cornell.edu

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2014

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2014

42

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sue.samson@umontana.edu

Library instruction and
information literacy 2014
Modifying an information
literacy game for outreach
events
Digging deeper into virtual
reference transcripts
Perceptions of students working
as library reference assistants at
a University Library
Research consultation
effectiveness for freshman and
senior undergraduate students
Promoting lifelong learning
through government document
information literacy:
Curriculum and learning
assessment in the Government
Document Information Literacy
Program (GDILP) at
Washington State University

Coleen Meyers-Martin and
Laurie Borchard
Robert Detmering, Anna
Marie Johnson, Claudene
Sproles, Samantha
McClellan and Rosalinda
Hernandez Linares

coleen.martin@csun.e
du

robert.detmering@lou
isville.edu

Lisa Martin and Will Martin lmmartin3@uh.edu
Vera Armann-Keown, Carol
A. Cooke and Gail
vera.keown@umanito
Matheson
ba.ca
Andrew Brenza, Michelle
abrenza@audubonlibr
Kowalsky and Denise Brush ary.org
Allison Faix, Amanda
MacDonald and Brooke
Taxakis
afaix@coastal.edu

B. Jane Scales and Marilyn
Von Seggern

scales@wsu.edu

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Retaining students by
embedding librarians into
undergraduate research
experiences
Support your staff employees:
they support the academy
Teaching metaliteracy: a new
paradigm in action
Evidence-based instruction
integration: a syllabus analysis
project
Crowdsourcing the curriculum:
Information literacy instruction
in first-year writing
Psychology guides and
information literacy: The
current landscape and a
proposed framework for
standards-based development
Using transaction log analysis
to assess student search
behavior in the library
instruction classroom
The information milieu of
remote sensing: an overview
Library instruction for first-year
students

Jeffrey A. Knapp Nicholas
J. Rowland and Eric P.
Charles
Sue Samson and Kimberly
Swanson
Donna Witek, and Teresa
Grettano

knapp@psu.edu
sue.samson@umontan
a.edu
donna.witek@scranto
n.edu

Katherine Boss and Emily
Drabinski

emily.drabinski@liu.e
du

Jamie White-Farnham and
Carolyn Caffrey Gardner

jwhitefa@uwsuper.ed
u

Kimberly Pendell and Annie
Armstrong
kpendell@pdx.edu

Susan Avery and Daniel G.
Tracy
Linda Blake and Timothy
A. Warner
Amrita Dhawan and ChingJung j Chen

skavery@illinois.edu
linda.blake@mail.wvu
.edu
cchen@ccny.cuny.edu

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2014

42

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Old wine in a new bottle:
customer orientation in
librarianship
Librarians and instructors
developing student learning
outcomes: Using frameworks to
lead the process
The use of bibliographic
management software by Indian
library and information science
professionals
Reference inquiries received
through different channels: The
challenges reference librarians
face in university libraries in
Nigeria
Understanding the information
literacy experiences of EFL
(English as a foreign language)
students
Access to translated fiction in
Canadian public libraries

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4

2014

42

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Library instruction and
information literacy 2013

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4

2014

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2014

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42

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Miriam Matteson and
Cynthia Boyden

mmattes1@kent.edu

Kacy Lundstrom, Britt Anna
kacy.lundstrom@usu.
Fagerheim and Elizabeth
edu
Benson

Shri Ram and John Paul
Anbu K.

shriram2576@gmail.c
om

Ebikabowei Emmanuel
Baro, Bueaty U. Efe and
Gboyega K. Oyeniran

baroee@fuotuoke.edu.
ng

Nicole Johnston, Helen
Partridge and Hilary Hughes
Keren Dali and Lana
Alsabbagh
Robert Detmering, Anna
Marie Johnson, Claudene
Sproles, Samantha
McClellan and Rosalinda
Hernandez Linares

n.johnston@ucl.ac.uk
kdali@uwo.ca

robert.detmering@lou
isville.edu

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2013

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2

72

3

2013

41

2

LOEX-of-the-West 2012:
creative landscapes in southern
California
A systematic approach to
performative and authentic
assessment
Engagement and assessment in
a credit-bearing information
literacy course
Not at your service: building
genuine faculty-librarian
partnerships
Navigating the informationscape: information visualization
and student search
Reflections on teaching and
tweaking a discovery layer
A new approach to online
database instruction:
developing the guide on the
side
Academic library participation
in recruitment and retention
initiatives
Recruiting parents, retaining
families

2

Bridging the information
literacy gap: library

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2013

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3

2013

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66

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2013

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2013

2013

41

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Jennifer Rosenfeld and
Raida Gatten

raida.gatten@woodbu
ry.edu

Brandy Whitlock and Julie
Nanavati

bmwhitlock@aacc.ed
u

Jennifer Mayer and Melissa
Bowles-Terry

mayerj@uwyo.edu

Yvonne Nalani Meulemans
and Allison Carr

ymeulema@csusm.ed
u

Matt Conner and Melissa
Browne
Amy F. Fyn, Vera Lux and
Robert J. Snyder

mconner@lib.ucdavis.
edu

Leslie Sult, Yvonne Mery,
Rebecca Blakiston and
Elizabeth Kline
Melissa A. Hubbard and
Amber T. Loos
Micquel Little and Michelle
Price
Anne C. Barnhart and
Andrea Stanfield

robjsny@bgsu.edu

sultl@u.library.arizon
a.edu
mhubbard@lib.siu.ed
u
mlittle@sjfc.edu
barnhart@westga.edu

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participation in summer
transition programs
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2013

41

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Mind the gap: academic library
outreach and EOP
Libraries and student
persistence at southern colleges
and universities
Evaluating reference data
accuracy: a mixed methods
study
Faculty-librarian collaboration
in improving information
literacy of educational
opportunity program students
Assessing state government
financial transparency websites
Trends in the literature on
library instruction and
information literacy, 2001-2010
Assessing scholarly
communication and research
data training needs
Reference services for the deaf
and hard of hearing
Information literacy
competency of post graduate
students at Haryana
Agricultural University and

Coleen Meyers-Martin and
Lynn D. Lampert

coleen.martin@csun.e
du

Boris Teske, Michael
DiCarlo and Dexter Cahoy
teskeb@latech.edu
Alison Graber, Stephanie
Alexander, Megan
Alison.Graber@colora
Bresnahan and Jennie Gerke do.edu
Ma Lei Hsieh, Susan
McManimon and Sharon
Yang
Joel B. Thornton and Elaine
Thornton
Claudene Sproles, Robert
Detmering and Anna Marie
Johnson

mhsieh@rider.edu
joelthor@library.tamu
.edu
caspro01@louisville.e
du

Megan M. Bresnahan and
Andrew M. Johnson
Michael Saar and Helena
Arthur-Okor

megan.bresnahan@col
orado.edu
Michael.saar@lamar.e
du

Devendra Singh and Manoj
K. Joshi

dslibsc@yahoo.in

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impact of instruction initiatives:
A pilot survey

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Using secret shopping to assess
student assistant training
Using student questions to
direct information literacy
workshops
Student perceptions of
academic and social effects of
working in a university library
Assessing a web library
program for information
literacy learning
Assessing information literacy
among German psychology
students

Sarah J. Hammill and
Eduardo Fojo

hammills@fiu.edu

Katherine Hanz and Jessica
Lange

Jessica.lange@mcgill.
ca

Heather A. Jacobson and
Kristen S. Shuyler

shuylerk@seattleu.edu

Rafael Bravo, Laura Lucia
and Maria J. Martin
Nikolas Leichner, Johannes
Peter, Anne-Kathrin Mayer
and Gu¨nter Krampen
Anna Marie Johnson,
Claudene Sproles and
Robert Detmering

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2012

40

2

Library instruction and
information literacy 2012
Research skills development
through collaborative virtual
learning environments
Libraries atwitter: trends in
academic library tweeting

2

Beyond broadcasting: Customer Lyndelle Gunton and Kate
service, community and
Davis

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6

2012

40

rbravo@unizar.es

leichner@zpid.de
annamarie@louisville.
edu

Adrian Stagg and Lindy
Kimmins
Darcy Del Bosque, Sam A.
Leif and Susie Skarl

Adrian.stagg@usq.ed
u.au
darcy.delbosque@unl
v.edu
lyndelle.gunton@stud
ent.qut.edu.au

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information experience in the
Twittersphere
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Information literacy on
Facebook: an analysis
Engaging undergraduates in
discipline-based research
Managing a text reference
consortium: the My Info Quest
experience
iBIRA – integrated
bioinformatics information
resource access: Organizing the
bioinformatics resourceome
Relationship building with
students and instructors of ESL:
Bridging the gap for library
instruction and services
Reaching out: connecting
students to their personal
librarian
Post-graduate health promotion
students assess their
information literacy
―It's research made easier!‖
SMS and chat reference
perceptions

Donna Witek and Teresa
Grettano
Heidi Gauder and Fred
Jenkins

donna.mazziotti@scra
nton.edu
hgauder1@udayton.ed
u

Lili Luo and Emily Weak

lili.luo@sjsu.edu

Shri Ram and N. Laxman
Rao

shriram2576@gmail.c
om

Julia A. Martin, Kathleen
M. Reaume, Elaine M.
Reeves and Ryan D. Wright
Cynthia L. Henry, Kimberly
K. Vardeman and Carrye K.
Syma
Catherine Hodgens,
Marguerite C. Sendall and
Lynn Evans
Margie Ruppel and Amy
Vecchione

julia.martin@utoledo.
edu
cynthia.henry@ttu.ed
u

m.sendall@qut.edu.au
margieruppel@boisest
ate.edu

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2012

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Nerd thrill your users:
Collaborating with liaisons to
create an appealing gateway to
digital collections
Temporary librarians in
academe: current use, future
considerations

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2012

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2012

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2012

40

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Development of the graduate
library user education series
Mobile device ownership
among international business
students: a road to the
ubiquitous library

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2012

40

4

Library instruction and
information literacy 2011

R. Niccole Westbrook,
Valerie Prilop and Elizabeth
M. German
Janet L. Mayo and Angela
P. Whitehurst
Lori Critz, Mary Axford,
William M. Baer, Chris
Doty, Heidi Lowe and
Crystal Renfro

Yoo-Seong Song and JongMoon Lee
Anna Marie Johnson,
Claudene Sproles, Robert
Detmering and Jessica
English

rnwestbrook@uh.edu

mayoj@ecu.edu

william.baer@library.
gatech.edu

yoosong@illinois.edu

annamarie@louisville.
edu

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LAMPIRAN II
FORM ANGKET TERBUKA
RESEARCH QUESTION FORM

My name is Rasmila, I was a final-year student in North Sumatra University,
Indonesia. currently I'm researching to compile a thesis entitled ―Level of
collaboration and author‟s reason for collaboration case study on the journal
Reference Service Review in 2012-2016‖
I saw your article in journal Reference Service Review, Vol. (...) Iss (..) pp. (...)
year (...), the title: (...)‖. By:(...).
May I ask you about what is your reason to havingcollaboration on writing the
articles ?
Therefore, please help me to participate in my research by answering my
questions.
Thanks for your participation.

Best regards,
RASMILA

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LAMPIRAN III
HASIL ANGKET ALASAN PENGARANG BEKOLABORASI
1. Mary Grace Flaherty and Samantha Jan Kaplan. Vol. 44 Iss 2
E-mail: mgflaher@email.unc.edu
Kategori alasan: Kontribusi

2. Jean P. Shipman, Erica Lake and Alice I. Weber. Vol. 44 Iss 2
E-mail: Jean.Shipman@utah.edu
Kategori alasan: Berbagi pengalaman

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3. AditiBandyopadhyay and Mary Kate Boyd-Byrnes. Vol. 44 Iss 4
E-mail: bandyopa@adelphi.edu
Kategori alasan: Kontribusi

4. Jeffrey A. Knapp Nicholas J. Rowland and Eric P. Charles. Vol. 42, Iss 1
E-mail: jak47@psu.edu
Kategori alasan: Kegiatan proyek

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5. Marianne Foley and Katherine Bertel. Vol. 43 Iss 2
E-mail: FOLEYM@buffalostate.edu
Kategori alasan: Perhatian kepemimpinan

6. Nadine Cohen, Liz Holdsworth, John M. Prechtel Jill Newby, Yvonne Mery,
Jeanne Pfanderand Laurie Eagleson. Vol. 44 Iss 4
E-mail: ncohen@uga.edu
Kategori alasan: Membutuhkan bantuan pihak lain

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7. Catherine Lantz, Glenda Maria Insua, Annie R. Armstrong and Annie Pho.
Vol. 44 Iss 3
E-mail: clantz@uic.edu
Kategori alasan: Akses pendanaan

8. PosieAagaard and Natasha Z. Arguello .Vol. 43 Iss 3
E-mail: Natasha.Arguello@utsa.edu
Kategori alasan: Kepercayaan dan kecocokan antar rekan kerja

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9. Darcy Del Bosque, Sam A. Leif and Susie Skar. Vol. 40 Iss 2
E-mail: darcy.delbosque@unlv.edu
Kategori alasan: Tertarik untuk berpartisipasi

10. Jennifer Rosenfeld and Raida Gatten. Vol. 41 Iss 1
E-mail: Raida.Gatten@woodbury.edu
Kategori alasan: Menjaga aktivitas peneliti menjadi lebih fokus

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11. Anna Marie Johnson, Claudene Sproles, Robert Detmering and Jessica
English. Vol. 40 Iss 4
E-mail: annamarie@louisville.edu
Kategori alasan: Kegiatan proyek

12. Vol. 44 Iss 2 Jane Lawless, Coleen E. Toronto and Gail L. Grammatica.
E-mail: jlawless@post03.curry.edu
Kategori alasan: Ahli

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13. Xiang Li, Kevin McDowell and Xiaotong Wang .Vol. 44 Iss 3
E-mail: Xiang.Li@colorado.edu
Kategori alasan: Kegiatan proyek

14. Diana K. Wakimoto and Christine Susan Bruce.Vol. 43 Iss 2
E-mail: diana.wakimoto@csueastbay.edu
Kategori alasan: Ahli

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15. Janet L. Mayo and Angela P. Whitehurst.Vol. 40 Iss 3
E-mail: MAYOJ@ecu.edu
Kategori alasan: Akses untuk sumber daya

16. Janet Elaine Franks and Carol Johns,Vol. 43 Iss 3
E-mail: janet.franks@saintleo.edu
Kategori alasan: Belajar keterampilan baru

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17. Nikolas Leichner, Johannes Peter, Anne-Kathrin Mayer and Gu¨nter
Krampen,Vol. 41 Iss 4
E-mail: N.leichner@web.de
Kategori alasan: Kegiatan proyek

18. Bonnie J.M. Swoger and Kimberly Davies Hoffman,Vol. 43 Iss 2
E-mail: swoger@geneseo.edu
Kategori alasan: Kegiatan proyek

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19. Lili Luo and Emily Weak,Vol. 40 Iss 2
E-mail: lili.luo@sjsu.edu
Kategori alasan: Akses pendanaan

20. Kimberly Copenhaver and Alyssa Koclanes, Vol. 44 Iss 3
E-mail: koclanan@eckerd.edu
Kategori alasan: Kepercayaan dan kecocokan antar rekan kerja

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21. Lisa Martin and Will Martin, Vol. 43 Iss 4
E-mail: lmmarti5@central.uh.edu
Kategori alasan: Berbagi pengalaman

22. Sarah J. Hammill and Eduardo Fojo,Vol. 41 Iss 3
E-mail: hammills@fiu.edu
Kategori alasan: Ahli

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23. Cynthia L. Henry, Kimberly K.Vardeman and Carrye K. Syma,Vol. 40 Iss 3
E-mail: cynthia.henry@ttu.edu
Kategori alasan: Kepercayaan dan kecocokan antar rekan kerja

24. Devendra Singh and Manoj K. Joshi, Vol. 41 Iss 3
E-mail: dslibsc@yahoo.in
Kategori alasan: Ahli

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25. Ma Lei Hsieh, Susan McManimon and Sharon Yang,Vol. 41 Iss 2
E-mail: mhsieh@rider.edu
Kategori alasan: Tujuan khusus

26. By: Matt Conner and Melissa Browne,Vol. 41 Iss 1
E-mail: mconner@ucdavis.edu
Kategori alasan: Membutuhkan bantuan pihak lain

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27. Robert Detmering, Anna Marie Johnson, ClaudeneSproles, Samantha
McClellan and Rosalinda Hernandez Linares, Vol. 43 Iss 4
E-mail: robert.detmering@louisville.edu
Kategori alasan: Peraturan dan tanggung jawab yang jelas

28. Ebikabowei Emmanuel Baro, Bueaty U. Efe and Gboyega K. Oyeniran, Vol.
42 Iss 3
E-mail:baroee@fuotuoke.edu.ng
Kategori alasan: Meningkatkan popuaritas

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29. Andrew Brenza, Michelle Kowalsky and Denise Brush,Vol. 43 Iss 4
E-mail:abrenza@audubonlibrary.org
Kategori alasan: Kualitas hasil baik

30. Bonnie Brubaker Imler, Kathryn Rebecca Garcia and Nina Clements,Vol. 44
Iss 3
E-mail: bbi1@psu.edu
Kategori alasan: Kualitas hasil yang baik

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31. Linda Blake and Timothy A. Warner,Vol. 42 Iss 2
E-mail: Linda.Blake@mail.wvu.edu
Kategori alasan: Kepercayaan dan kecocokan antar rekan kerja

32. Kacy Lundstrom, Britt Anna Fagerheim and Elizabeth Benson, Vol. 42 Iss 3
E-mail: kacy.lundstrom@usu.edu
Kategori alasan: Pertukaran ide antar disiplin ilmu

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33. Miriam Matteson and Cynthia Boyden,Vol. 42 Iss 3
E-mail:mmattes1@kent.edu
Kategori alasan: Membutuhkan bantuan pihak lain

34. Leslie Sult, Yvonne Mery, Rebecca Blakiston and Elizabeth Kline, Vol. 41
Iss 1
E-mail: lsult@email.arizona.edu
Kategori alasan: Kegiatan proyek

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35. Melissa A. Hubbard and Amber T. Loos,Vol. 41 Iss 2
E-mail: aloos@siu.edu
Kategori alasan: Kepercayaan dan kecocokan antar rekan kerja

36. David James Brier and Vickery Kaye Lebbin, Vol. 43 Iss 1
E-mail:daveb@hawaii.edu
Kategori alasan: Kepercayaan dan kecocokan antar rekan kerja

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37. Emily Ford, Betty Izumi, JostLottes and Dawn Richardson, Vol. 43 Iss 1
E-mail: forder@pdx.edu
Kategori alasan: Kegiatan proyek

38. Michael Saar and Helena Arthur-Okor, Vol. 41 Iss 3
E-mail: mksaar@lamar.edu
Kategori alasan: Berbagi beban kerja

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