CONUL T&D RESEARCH AWARD 2022 -Call for proposals
CONUL T&D RESEARCH AWARD 2019 – Winning Entry
CONUL T&D RESEARCH AWARD – 2016 Winning Entry
CONUL T&D RESEARCH AWARD – Previous Awards
CONUL Training and Development Research Award 2022 Winning Entry
Winner: Emma Goode, Library & IT Service Manager, Library, University of Galway
Title: Skills and Qualifications in Academic Libraries in Ireland: A case study of the policies and practices in Irish academic libraries
CONUL T&D RESEARCH AWARD 2022 – Call for Proposals
The objective of this funding award is to encourage practitioner-based research and innovation among librarians in CONUL member libraries.
Entries are welcomed from librarians, or staff on equivalent grades, in CONUL member libraries, currently engaged in or wishing to undertake a research project. Research may be on any topic of relevance to the individual or their library. Research proposals which have applicability to other CONUL libraries and support the CONUL Strategy 2020-2022 will be particularly welcome. The judging panel will be looking for an awareness of reflective practice and evidence-based practice, along with sound research methodology.
CONUL T&D RESEARCH AWARD 2019 – Winning Entry
Winner – Elaine Harrington, UCC, for her submission entitled ‘Listening to Libraries’ Sounds Today for the Library of Tomorrow’
Listening to Libraries; Elaine Harrington
CONUL T&D RESEARCH AWARD – 2016 Winning Entry.
Winning Entry
Winner – Johanna Archbold, RCSI / Michelle Breen, UL joint submission entitled ‘Amplifying CONUL’s voice: Exploring how Ireland’s research libraries can be ‘heard’ in national and international contexts’
2nd Place – Laura Connaughton, MU submission entitled ‘User Experience (UX) in Maynooth University (MU) Library’
3rd Place – Joseph Greene, UCD submission entitled ‘Establishing standards for measuring open content usage: How many times have our digital assets been used?’
CONUL T&D RESEARCH AWARD – Previous Awards.
Previous Awards
2012: the Award went to Joshua Clark and Rosalind Pan of University College Dublin for their research project “Strategic mobile library development: the place of library apps and the options for creating them.”
2009: the Award went to Caleb Derven, University College Dublin, for his proposal Evaluating Services and Specifications for Reading List Systems.
2007: the winner was Siobhan Dunne, Dublin City University for her study, Local Community Engagement: extending the role of the academic library to meet the university’s mission.
