Associate Librarian, Library Research and Instruction
Emily Mann joined USF St. Petersburg Library in January 2019. She is interested in helping students achieve success through critical thinking and an understanding of the information they use daily. Her library interests include diversity and inclusion, assessment, and information literacy. Her outside interests include traveling, spending time with her dogs and looking for new adventures.
Primary Areas of Focus
- Library Instruction
- Library Liaison-political science and interdisciplinary Social Science
- Research Assistance
Education
- Masters of Library and Information Studies, University of North Carolina at Greensboro
- Bachelor of Arts, Anthropology and Sociology, Guilford College
Research Interests
- Meeting the needs of underserved populations
- User Experience
- Critical Pedagogy
Guides by Emily Mann
Guides by Emily Mann
- Academic Freedom and the Inclusive and Equitable Classroom
- ANT 4930 National Parks: Ecotourism vs Indigenous People: St. Petersburg campus
- ANT2000: Introduction to Anthropology: St. Petersburg campus
- ANT2410: Cultural Anthropology: St. Petersburg campus
- Antiracist Reading List
- Data Literacy for Community Action
- Data Literacy Teaching Toolkit
- IDS 2378-Critical Thinking: Foundations of Interdisciplinary Knowledge and Inquiry- St. Petersburg Campus
- ISS 3300: Social Research Methods: St. Petersburg (O'Leary)
- ISS 4935: Seminar in the Social Sciences- St. Petersburg Campus
- Job and Career Research
- SLS 1107-Foundations of University Success: St. Petersburg Campus