Abstract
This editorial marks a pivotal transition for Collaborative Librarianship as Jesse Koennecke (Binghamton University Libraries) and Nina McHale (University of Denver Libraries) assume the role of co-editors, following the dedicated leadership of Chris Robinson-Nkongola and Carrie Forbes. The issue underscores the journal’s enduring mission to foster reflection, innovation, and connection within the library profession. Volume 15, Issue 1 highlights diverse examples of collaboration: the sustainability of Archives West through community-driven infrastructure; a metadata justice initiative addressing ethical challenges in descriptive practices; interdisciplinary co-instruction between archivists, librarians, and faculty; and creative engagement through showcasing student artwork in academic libraries. As an open-access publication, Collaborative Librarianship continues to provide a platform for sharing ideas and practices that advance collaboration across institutions, disciplines, and communities. This editorial invites ongoing participation and dialogue, reinforcing the journal’s commitment to elevating collaborative scholarship and practice in the evolving landscape of librarianship.
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Koennecke, Jesse and McHale, Nina
(2025)
"Welcoming New Leadership and Elevating Collaboration,"
Collaborative Librarianship: Vol. 15:
Iss.
1, Article 1.
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https://digitalcommons.du.edu/collaborativelibrarianship/vol15/iss1/1
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