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crl-17113	Ducas, Ada; Michaud-Oystryk, Nicole; Speare, Marie	Reinventing Ourselves: New and Emerging Roles of Academic Librarians in Canadian Research-Intensive Universities	2020	23	.pdf	application/pdf	11221	383	31	The present study aims to address this gap by exploring role and responsibility changes as experienced by librarians in Canada’s 15 research-intensive universities (U15).1 This article presents the results of a survey designed to meet the following objectives: identify librarians’ new and emerging roles, gauge confidence levels of librarians in new roles, identify librarians’ training needs, measure librarians’ job satisfaction relative to new roles, and report on librarians’ perceived impact of their roles on the academic enterprise. His report provides Reinventing Ourselves 47 a timely snapshot of this developing role.38 He further expands on this work when he delves into the factors that led to the emphasis on UX and its benefits and challenges.39 As librarians shift from collecting, organizing, and preserving materials to creating, shar- ing, disseminating, and curating knowledge, new roles related to scholarly communication are emerging.	cache/crl-17113.pdf	txt/crl-17113.txt