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Over the past decade there have been major changes to librarian status at many academic institutions. This sampling of commentary and scholarship sheds lights on some of the changes:


 * [|What it really means to be a faculty member] - Steven Bell, //ACRLog//, 1/7/2008
 * [|Library School faculty member perceptions regarding faculty status for academic librarians] - Paul Alan Wyss, //College and Research Libraries//, 7/2010
 * [|Librarian faculty status: What does it mean in academia?] - Nathan Hosburgh, //Library Philosophy and Practice 2011//
 * [|What's in a name: Are we fish or fowl?] - Shin Freedman & Marcia Dursi, //Charleston Conference Proceedings 2011//
 * [|Faculty no longer] - Dan Berrett, //Inside Higher Ed//. 4/21/2011
 * [|Questions about academic librarians: Factors influencing our academic identities] - Shin Freedman, //Charleston Conference Proceedings 2013//
 * [|Goodbye, Faculty Status] - //Library Journal/Annoyed Librarian// blog, 3/11/2013
 * [|Stratification and losing faculty status] - Meredith G. Farkas, //Information Wants to be Free// blog, 3/25/2013
 * [|Do librarians need tenure?] - Sydni Dunn, //Chronicle of Higher Ed//, 11/12/013
 * [|On tenure, publishing, and such] - //Academic Librarian// blog, 8/1/2014
 * [|Should academic librarians have tenure may be the wrong question] - Barbara Fister, //Inside Higher Ed//, 8/29/2014
 * [[file:LIB status col.pdf|Librarians left in curious limbo]] - Thomas H. Kreneck, //Corpus Christi Caller Times//, 3/22/2015
 * Academic Librarians as Knowledge Creators - Donna Witek,//Journal of Creative Library Practice//, 12/5/2014