David Michels
Public Services Librarian @Dalhousie University - Schulich School Of Law
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WORK HISTORY
Public Services Librarian @Dalhousie University - Schulich School Of Law
Halifax, NS, CA
I am the head of public services for the Sir James Dunn Law Library at the Schulich School of Law at Dalhousie University. I also co-teach the first year course \"Legal Research and Writing.\"
EDUCATION
Providence University College and Theological Seminary
Master of Arts - MA, Biblical Studies
Scott Theological College
Bachelor of Theology, Pastoral Studies
Tyndale University College
Bachelor of Theology, Missions
Evangelical Teachers Training Association
Standard Teachers Diploma, Religious Education
Dalhousie University
Master of Library & Information Science - MLIS, Library Studies
Dalhousie University
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Interdisciplinary (Information Science, Sociology of Religion, New Media)
ABOUT DAVID MICHELS
I am passionate about connecting people with the right information so they can make sense of their world, whether that is academia, work, faith, or everyday life. I am an academic librarian, research instructor, and ethnographer of information behaviour in libraries and religious organizations. Prior to Librarianship, I served as a Pastor and Bible teacher in Canada and overseas. My Christian faith is central to my worldview, and informs my professional and academic practice. Specialties: Canadian Legal Information, Human Information Behaviour, Religion and Information, Scholarly Communication, Qualitative Research Clifton Strengthsfinder: Analytical, Input, Learner, Belief, Responsibility Myers-Briggs: ESTJ 5Q APEST: TPAES UniWeb: https://uniweb.dal.ca/members/177 ORCID: SSRN: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/cf_dev/AbsByAuth.cfm?per_id=715398 Google Scholar: & hl=en ResearchGate: Academia: http://dal.academia.edu/DavidMichels
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