Leading the Way for Financial Literacy Education: A Case Study on Collaboration

Publication Date

2015

Document Type

Article

Organizational Units

University Libraries

Keywords

Financial literacy, Collaboration, Academic libraries

Abstract

Academic libraries have been involved in financial literacy education, and this will likely increase in the future. This article demonstrates how the author, a business and economics librarian, led the way at her institution to bring financial literacy to the campus by participating in the national Money Smart Week (MSW) program sponsored by the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago. She formed a planning committee that included individuals from several campus units. This team organized, planned, and delivered 11 events during MSW. The author also discusses survey results and the instrument that was used to gather data from MSW attendees.

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