Kelly Drifmeyer | Assistant Professor, Research and Instruction Librarian
Kelly Drifmeyer is an Assistant Professor, Research and Instruction Librarian at Our Lady of the Lake University, teaching in the areas of information literacy and best practices in research methods. Her past projects include a 2020 published Carnegie Whitney Grant from the American Library Association on the use of positive reinforcement training, enhancing student learning outcomes in both classroom and individual instruction. She is also published in the ALA Public Services Quarterly Journal. In her leisure time, Kelly chairs the OLLU Library’s Marketing Committee and developed the OLLU library’s Splash newsletter, now in its third year.
Courses taught:
Freshman year experience Information Literacy (embedded in English Composition)
Information literacy single class instruction sessions, "one shots"
Activities
Lesson Plans Contributed
Embedded library modules in online, stand-alone website used by second semester English Composition classes for freshman level students. This set of modules is co-authored with Mario Leyva, Assistant Director, Instruction and User Services at Our Lady of the Lake University, and Forrest Davidson. All coursework and assignments are available for download; quizzes available upon request.