Payne co-authors article on library accessibility practices
Claire Payne, liaison librarian for the College of Art and Design, co-authored “A Cohort Model Approach to Addressing Library Accessibility in a Large, Devolved Library System,” published in the October 2024 issue of Library Resources & Technical Services. The article explores creating a community of practice to identify and implement accessibility best practices.
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