Emily Krug

Emily Krug serves as a Scholarly Engagement Librarian and Director of Undergraduate Research at King University. She holds an MSLS from Clarion University of Pennsylvania (2011) and a BA in English from Milligan College (2008). Her professional focus includes library instruction innovation, undergraduate research initiatives, and collection development in academic libraries.

Educational Background:

• MSLS in Library Science, Clarion University of Pennsylvania, 2011
• BA in English, Milligan College, 2008

Research Interests: Krug emphasizes practical applications of information literacy frameworks, assessment strategies for library programs, and enhancing library services to support student research. She has presented on topics such as 'Rejuvenating Library Instruction' (2016) and 'Cultural Transformation: Library Style' (2015), collaborating with peers to advance pedagogical practices in academic librarianship.

Professional Contributions: Her publications explore magazine curation for academic libraries, particularly in genres like science fiction and news media. Though no scientific awards are noted, her work reflects dedication to fostering scholarly engagement through library resources and undergraduate research mentorship.

Labs/Teams: Oversees King University's Undergraduate Research programs, integrating library resources with student academic projects.