Retention and Enrollment
#BookFace Campaign
BookFace involves strategically lining up your face or another body part alongside a book cover that features a matching body part so that there appears to be a melding of life and art.
Academic and Career Success
Academic Fortunes
Engage with new and returning students through this orientation activity, and pass on a little good fortune for the new semester! Special thanks to Erin Gabrielson at Franklin College for this project idea and Canva template.
One-Shot Sessions: Email Examples
Looking to connect with new or unengaged faculty? Check out this stock email text you can customize to fit your audience and needs.
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Curated for You: Department Flyers
Design a flyer with specific departments in mind. Include new acquisitions, LibGuide links, scholarly resources, and how to set up instruction sessions. You can also shine a spotlight on the librarian liaison for that department.
Access and Affordability
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New Here, Start Here: QR Code Flyer
Customize a flyer to print for the reference/circ desk and/or library doors. The flyer can also be emailed and posted digitally. It includes space for a QR code that links to your website or LibGuide.
Toolkit Tip of the Month
Use a Call to Action
A good call to action (CTA) makes it clear what steps you want your stakeholders to take. The content leads your reader to the pinnacle of the email, flyer, social media post, etc. With a great CTA, you can convince your audience to check out your collections, ask for information or engage with the library in a specific way. Including more than one CTA is even more powerful. The first pitch can come at the beginning of the content and the second pitch can come at the end of the content, but that’s only one way to do it.