Grant Collaborations
The University Libraries is a great resource for UofM and community researchers to include as part of a grant proposal, both as a space and as a resource. University Libraries faculty have collaborated with other UofM faculty and local researchers on developing, applying for, and executing grants, and facilitated purchases and maintenance of resources or collections after a grant has been awarded.
If you are interested in collaborating on a grant, please view our faculty research interests below, contact the appropriate library liaison.
Libraries Faculty Research Interests
Brigitte Billeaudeaux
bbilledx@memphis.edu
- Primary source use in classroom
- GIS & data visualization
- Marginalized communities
- Material culture
- Cultural performance & cultural knowledge learning
- Museum studies
- African American, Memphis, Ancient, NASA histories
- Folklore
Gerald Chaudron
gchudron@memphis.edu
- Archives
- Digital collections
Irma Singarella
irma.singarella@memphis.edu
- Burnout among academic librarians
- COVID-19
- Health disparities and information access
- Health Literacy
- Health sciences and Evidence Based Practice
- Information skills and technology
- Information literacy and technology
- Leadership among academic librarians
- Mentorship in Education
- Mobile learning
Ashley Roach-Freiman
amroach@memphis.edu
- Information literacy
- Instruction techniques & pedagogy in higher ed
Joel Roberts
jcrberts@memphis.edu
- Memphis music
- Music and race
- Music and film