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- Elizabeth Shalanda Whitmore
Reflections on Café Shapiro 2025 from the 2024-2025 U-M Library Engagement Ambassador Team.

- Alyssa Simone Wakefield
Library Student Ambassadors invited students to blindly choose their next read.

- Thomas Gala-Garza
Students enjoyed (non-alcoholic) beverages as they created masterpieces on mini canvases at this artistic gathering.

- Cecilia Valentina Ledezma Herrera
- Amira Said
Student Library Ambassadors celebrated International Pronouns Day by making and giving away pronoun pins.

- Grace Tai
- Alyssa Simone Wakefield
Library ambassadors recap their Halloween at Hatcher event, which included snacks, crafts, and a Haunted Hatcher tour.

- Grace Tai
- Leah Juliette Gouin
Students ate snacks, grabbed some swag, and sent postcards to friends and family — thanks to student Library Ambassadors.

- SJ Shin
Reflections by Michigan Library Scholars intern SJ Shin on their work on the "Borderless Seed Stories" 2024 MLS project.

- Julian Lee Creutz
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.

- Paige Bost
As a Michigan Library Scholars intern, I worked on a project about how international students experience the libraries, and what needs international students share and don’t share with American students. The aims of this project are to yield concrete findings to specific research questions and produce recommendations for the U-M Library so we can learn how to more effectively serve international students and make the libraries more inclusive, accessible, and useful spaces for all.
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- Mai Tran
The international undergraduate student population at U-M makes up around 17% of our undergraduate community. To uncover their unique perspectives, U-M library conducted the first campus-wide survey in 2023. As a Michigan Library Scholar and an international student myself, I gained valuable skills and insights into my peers' experiences with the U-M library system, revealing some remarkable findings.