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Student Stories

Stories from and about library student employees and interns.
A group of library student employees wearing U-M Library t-shirts, smiling, and standing around the Shapiro Library sign.

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Happy dog, with his tongue hanging out, being petted by a student.
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  • Leah Juliette Gouin
Therapaws in the Library
Students hung out with furry friends, made puppy-themed buttons, and picked up cool swag, like posters, sticky notes, and candy!
Four students playing Jenga.
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  • Cecilia Valentina Ledezma Herrera
CVGA Event
Students enjoyed an evening of board and video games in the Computer and Video Game Archive. Pop into the CVGA to play, and tell them the Ambassadors sent you!
Six students standing in a row.
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  • Elizabeth Shalanda Whitmore
Café Shapiro 2025 Reflections
Reflections on Café Shapiro 2025 from the 2024-2025 U-M Library Engagement Ambassador Team.
Students perusing a table full of books wrapped in paper bag material.
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  • Alyssa Simone Wakefield
Blind Date with a Book
Library Student Ambassadors invited students to blindly choose their next read.
Student smiling at the camera with painted artwork on the table in front of her.
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  • Thomas Gala-Garza
Sip ‘N Paint
Students enjoyed (non-alcoholic) beverages as they created masterpieces on mini canvases at this artistic gathering.
Pin-back buttons with the top button saying "Ask me about my pronouns."
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  • Cecilia Valentina Ledezma Herrera
  • Amira Said
Pronoun Pin Day
Student Library Ambassadors celebrated International Pronouns Day by making and giving away pronoun pins.
Two students folding origami at a table in the Hatcher Gallery.
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  • Grace Tai
  • Alyssa Simone Wakefield
Halloween at Hatcher
Library ambassadors recap their Halloween at Hatcher event, which included snacks, crafts, and a Haunted Hatcher tour.
Students writing on postcards at a table outside (with trees in the background).
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  • Grace Tai
  • Leah Juliette Gouin
Postcards from the Library
Students ate snacks, grabbed some swag, and sent postcards to friends and family — thanks to student Library Ambassadors.
Image with the title and basic information for this Michigan Library Scholars project
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  • SJ Shin
Negotiating Place, Memory, and Research: A Look Into “Borderless Seed Stories” by SJ Shin
Reflections by Michigan Library Scholars intern SJ Shin on their work on the "Borderless Seed Stories" 2024 MLS project.
A cut-out image of a wheat kernel, with three portions labeled as the endosperm (the source of durum flour), the bran (used in millfeed), and the wheat germ (the "heart of the wheat").
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  • Julian Lee Creutz
Borderless Seed Stories: Literary and Archival Research
Julian Creutz's contributions to his Michigan Library Scholars internship, called "Borderless Seed Stories," are outlined, along with what he learned through the project and his thoughts on its impact.