Instruction Request: Information Literacy Session

Ramapo College instructors may request specialized, course-related information literacy instruction for students taught by library faculty.

• Submit your request at least two weeks before the desired date of the information literacy session. We will design the session specifically for you class.
• We recommend that students already know the topic of their assignment or research paper.
• Please include a detailed description of the assignment or research paper on the form.
• Your presence is required — your participation is important.

You must supply all the information requested on this form. Please note that submitting this form does not confirm a session, although we will certainly try to accommodate your request. The library faculty member who will be teaching the class will contact you to finalize the class date and time.

For questions or further information, please contact Christina Connor: x7581; email: cconnor@ramapo.edu

IMPORTANT NOTE: You must use your Ramapo email address for this request to be processed!

Contact Information:

Faculty Name *

Unit *

ex: ASB

Phone Number *

(campus and/or home)

Ramapo Email Address *

Request Information:

Title of Course *

Course ID *

Please provide a link for your syllabus OR send a copy to: infolit@ramapo.edu OR send your syllabus via interoffice mail to Linda Reppert, Unit Secretary

Preferred Dates for Instruction:

First Choice Date *

Second Choice Date *

Request Information:

Time your class meets *

Preferred time if class meets only once a week

Preferred Librarian? * Choose a LibrarianAnyKatie Maricic CohenChristina ConnorShirley KnightSusan KurzmannMarcia M. SextonLiz SieckeMadel Tisi

Number of Students *

Describe the research assignments that will be assigned to this class. *

Please be as specific as possible.

What learning outcome do you expect? *

Please be as specific as possible.

Do any of your students require special assistance due to documented physical, sensory, learning, or psychological disabilities? If Yes (Please Explain).

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