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Kelley Plass

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Librarian - Head of Instruction & Research Services, M.L.I.S.; M.E.T.

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Office Location: LRC, 2nd Floor

Phone: 815-836-5131

Subjects: African American Studies, Business, Communication, Education, English, Foreign Languages, Government Information, History, Justice, Law, and Public Safety, Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology, School of Professional and Continuing Education, Social Work, Sociology, Theology, Women's Studies

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Accounting Research and Analysis

Advertising Copywriting

American National Government

American Political Thought

Career & Employer Research

Catholic Sacraments

Celebration of Scholarship Resources

Clinical Mental Health Counseling - Child and Adolescent Track

College Writing Research

Communication Theory

Consumer Behavior

Contemporary Management: Practice|Principles

Cornerstone Library Activities

Cultural Diversity and Intergroup Relations

Current Issues in Management and Ethics

Early Modern Europe - 1500-1815

Education Resource Guide

Elements of Criminal Law

Employer Research - Interviewing Skills Workshop

ENGL 46000 Senior Seminar

Financial Statement Analysis

Government and Business

Government Documents

Graduate Student Resource Guide

History of Illinois

History of Ireland

History of the British Empire

History of the British Isles

History of the Modern Middle East

History of the U.S. Military

Human Resource Management

Immigration, Ethnicity, and Race in American History

International Marketing

Intro. to Convergence Journalism

Intro. to Human Communication

Introduction to Child Counseling

Introduction to Clinical Mental Health Counseling

Introduction to Social Media Marketing

Justice, Law, and Public Safety Studies

Lasallian Collection

Lewis University Library Instruction

Literature and Sports

Marketing Research

Mass Media Ethics

Methods & Content of Teaching Social Studies

Methods and Content of Teaching Mathematics

Methods of Research

Model United Nations

Modern Christian Spirituality

Modern Europe - 1815-Present

News Sources: How to Know if a Source is Credible/Legitimate vs. NOT Credible/Illegitimate/Misinformation

Non western Political Thought

Nonviolent Political Action

Open Educational Resources (OER)

Organization of School Counseling

Paralegal Studies

Political Science Senior Capstone

Principles of Management

Principles of Marketing

Psychology Research

Public Policy Formation & Analysis

Public Relations

Public Safety Administration: Graduate Research Methods

Research in Social Work - SCWK-49600

Research in Sociology

Research in Theology: Mariology & the Miraculous

Research in Theology: Vatican II

Research Methods for Criminal Justice

Research Methods in Political Science

Resources for Argumentative Writing

SCED-31700/51700 Special Methods: Teaching Mathematics to Adolescents

Service Learning Research

Social Problems

Spanish Language and Culture

Special Methods: Teaching Social Science to Adolescents

SPED-35700 Exceptional Learners in Inclusive Communities

Spirituality: A Research Guide

Sport Management

State and Local Government

Success Scholars

The American Presidency

The Emergence of Modern America, 1877-1941

The Vietnam War

Topics in History - History of Iran

U. S. Civil War and Reconstruction

U.S. Since 1941

U.S. Women's History

We Hold These Truths: A Civic History of the United States

Welcome to Using Primo

Western Political Thought I

Western Political Thought I

Western Political Thought II

Women in Religion

Women's Studies

World War I as a Global Turning Point, 1910-1925

My Subject Specialties

African American Studies Business Communication Education English Foreign Languages Government Information History Justice, Law, and Public Safety Philosophy Political Science Psychology School of Professional and Continuing Education Social Work Sociology Theology Women's Studies

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