id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentences	flesch	summary	cache	txt
work_qmo74bepsrbg3bwpbj27v54fau	Elizabeth A. Novara	Exhibits as Scholarship: Strategies for Acceptance, Documentation, and Evaluation in Academic Libraries	2017.0	18	.pdf	application/pdf	7925	541	36	Producing exhibits is an important form of scholarly and creative activity for academic librarians, archivists, and curators. library and to provide guidance in evaluating exhibits as scholarship for library faculty, especially those working in archives and special collections. Exhibits, digital humanities projects, and other forms of scholarship and creativity should be considered for promotion and tenure if presented in a compelling each review cycle, academic librarians are asked to justify such scholarly communications to their library colleagues and other faculty who possess little or Beyond the academic library literature, museum curators and historians have more widely accepted exhibits as scholarly communications in their appointment, promotion, and tenure policies for academic librarians at institutions with membership in the Association of Research Libraries and whose As Table 2 indicates, of those institutions surveyed, 18 universities mentioned exhibits within the scholarship/research sections of their APT policies.	./cache/work_qmo74bepsrbg3bwpbj27v54fau.pdf	./txt/work_qmo74bepsrbg3bwpbj27v54fau.txt