Information Literacy Program
The NU Library and Information Literacy (LILY) Program began in 2018 to foster student success across all schools within the university. The mission of the NU Library's Information Literacy Program is to cultivate active lifelong learners and critical thinkers within the community. The program aims to help students enhance their skills in searching, accessing, evaluating, applying, and acknowledging the right information.
The NU Library and Information Literacy (LILY) Program began in 2018 to foster student success across all schools within the university. The mission of the NU Library's Information Literacy Program is to cultivate active lifelong learners and critical thinkers within the community. The program aims to help students enhance their skills in searching, accessing, evaluating, applying, and acknowledging the right information.
We Offer Training
- Embedded SessionsRequested by professors as part of their classes. These can be one-shot sessions or involve all or selected modules as part of the Information Literacy (IL) Program (Need for Information, Search Strategy, Evaluate Information, Use and Disseminate Information).
- Open Library SessionsOrganized by the Library and open to all to provide relevant information in support of the academic community's research and information needs.
- Publisher SessionsTraining on databases, resources, and services in partnership with publishers and information providers.
- Orientation SessionsOffered by the Library at the start of every semester, including library tours.