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quadgram	frequency
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denisse solis ian beilin	112
cabrera kellee warren nicole	112
cooke ryan randall emeritus	112
editorial board denisse solis	112
kellee warren nicole cooke	112
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rae cabrera kellee warren	112
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jaena rae cabrera kellee	112
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beilin jaena rae cabrera	112
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search home about awards	56
skip to main content	56
the lead pipe skip	53
pipe skip to main	53
lead pipe skip to	53
college and research libraries	48
mlis students of color	43
for students with asd	36
at the university of	32
political economy of information	25
the diversity scholars program	25
with autism spectrum disorder	25
of college and research	24
association of college and	24
oregon state university libraries	23
library and information science	22
as well as the	22
the political economy of	21
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journal of library administration	20
autism and developmental disorders	20
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of autism and developmental	20
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a reply cancel reply	20
economy of information capitalism	19
college and undergraduate libraries	18
it is important to	18
in the united states	18
the ways in which	18
students with autism spectrum	17
association of research libraries	17
institutions of higher education	16
literacy for higher education	16
journal of academic librarianship	16
learning environments for students	16
framework for information literacy	16
for information literacy for	16
at oregon state university	16
information literacy for higher	16
normal for library workers	14
style guide search by	14
of the diversity scholars	14
as normal for library	14
doubt as normal for	14
of people of color	14
inclusive learning environments for	14
limitations in working memory	14
environments for students with	14
a library wide culture	13
diversity scholars program at	13
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program at oregon state	13
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academic freedom and academic	13
scholars program at oregon	13
freedom and academic librarians	13
and research libraries news	13
environment to support mlis	13
culture and environment to	13
wide culture and environment	13
in the context of	12
developing the infrastructure to	12
the woman of colour	12
centered alternative to research	12
to interact with the	12
faculty status for librarians	12
the university of arizona	12
libraries and the academy	12
the social and communicative	12
student employment and learning	12
imagination and an invocation	12
and learning in academic	12
employment as a high	12
employment and learning in	12
to support novice learners	12
the infrastructure to support	12
org acrl sites ala	12
an imagination and an	12
the commodification of information	12
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with their course materials	12
alternative to research guides	12
creating inclusive learning environments	12
learning in academic libraries	12
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students with asd in	11
creating a library wide	11
as part of the	11
the university of california	11
academic freedom for librarians	11
of college research libraries	10
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people of color in	10
to be able to	10
future of academic freedom	10
student employment as a	10
libraries leave a reply	10
for disease control and	10
disease control and prevention	10
teaching and learning in	10
we want them to	10
it is essential for	10
association of college research	10
a program like the	10
of oer efficacy studies	10
language ideologies in libraries	10
of the research process	10
a wide variety of	10
and language ideologies in	10
in order to create	9
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of language in libraries	9
i would like to	9
freedom for academic librarians	9
at gmail dot com	9
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academic freedom for academic	9
of research libraries leave	8
of student employees in	8
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journal of access services	8
to more effectively interact	8
the oregon state university	8
a complete draft of	8
of color in academia	8
learning beyond the classroom	8
barriers for students with	8
association of university professors	8
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the librarians of color	8
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of students with autism	8
ala seattle midwinter meeting	8
chronicle of higher education	8
the association of college	8
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woman of color in	8
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the experiences of people	8
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a case study of	8
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of library and information	8
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library administration and management	8
students are able to	8
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whiteness in library and	8
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a political economy of	8
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librarianship at the crossroads	7
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university of british columbia	7
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of arizona knowledge river	6
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power of experiential learning	6
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libraries through the power	6
political economy of the	6
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more than one person	6
the lead pipe editorial	6
transforming academic and research	6
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peer attitudes and motivations	6
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diversity and social justice	6
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employees in academic libraries	6
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reported that their librarians	6
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employees at purdue university	6
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the science of learning	6
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pedagogy of the oppressed	6
progressive alliance for nonviolence	6
supervisors of student employees	6
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purdue university archives and	6
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university of arizona knowledge	6
of the capitalist class	6
information literacy and social	6
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arizona knowledge river program	6
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student employees in academic	6
safehouse progressive alliance for	6
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of academic librarians in	6
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lead pipe editorial board	6
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