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Todd Shipman is a researcher at Auburn University Libraries, specializing in information literacy, juvenile literature collections, and educational resource development. He has actively contributed to academic librarianship through presentations at the Alabama Library Association Convention and American Library Association Annual Conference, focusing on innovative instructional methods and collection management strategies.
- Key research areas: Information literacy, juvenile collections, flipped classroom models
- Collaborated with Susan Bannon and Kimberly Nunes-Bufford on educator information-seeking behavior studies
- Developed online tutorials for distance education students and juvenile awards approval plans
His publications (2011-2019) emphasize practical solutions for library instruction, resource visibility, and educator professional development. Shipman has also designed library guides for counseling, education, kinesiology, and world languages, reflecting his interdisciplinary approach.
Notable projects include Auburn University Libraries' juvenile award books initiative and strategic use of display systems for marketing and donor development. His work bridges academic librarianship with pedagogical innovation and user-centered resource design.
