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Library Liaisons: Liaison Program

The liaison librarians function as a contact between the departments and the Library. They share information about resources and solicit requests and suggestions for developing the library's collection.

Liaison Program

A library liaison is a librarian who has been formally designated as the primary contact person between the Library and assigned academic departments at Prince George's Community College. This person serves as a contact for assistance with, or information about, any library service or issue. In other words, the liaison fosters two-way communication between the library and the College.

Liaison Librarians

Trevor Kroger

(301) 546-0469

krogertp@pgcc.edu

  • Behavioral and Social Sciences
  • Education
  • Preparing for Academic Success (PAS)

Robert Fernandez

(301) 546-7566
fernanrm@pgcc.edu

  • Allied Health and Nursing
  • Professional and Personal Development
    • Adult Education

 

Marianne Giltrud

(301) 546-0467
giltrumx@pgcc.edu

  • Liberal and Creative Arts
    • ​English
    • Humanities

Jeffrey Potter

(301) 546-0468
potterjl@pgcc.edu

  • Public Safety and Law
  • Sciences, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics
  • Wellness, Culinary Arts, and Hospitality
  • Business and Entrepreneurship

Best Practices

Developing relationships between the library and academic departments is a core responsibility for library liaisons. Establishing and maintaining regular communication with the College may include:

  • Sharing library resources and information with the department
  • Visiting with department chairs or liaisons to discuss future plans
  • Perusing departmental websites to gather new information
  • Attending departmental meetings
  • Serving on departmental committees when appropriate
  • Attending lectures, discussion groups, and special events sponsored by the department
  • Soliciting or recommending orders for new materials
  • Keeping a departmental “wish list” of possible purchases
  • Asking for input in weeding collections
  • Requesting help in reviewing gift and other incoming materials
  • Relaying information about changes in the library
  • Welcoming new faculty and staff and providing orientation
  • Working with departments to ensure information literacy is fully incorporated
  • Reporting departmental information to library staff