The Peer Research Consultant (PRC) program at the Art and Design Library is a unique undergraduate initiative aimed at helping students develop research and information literacy skills.
Feel free to get in touch with the following contacts if you have any questions:
Roshni Baker, Public Services and Outreach Coordinator, email: rbaker4@vcu.edu
Jacqulyn Williams, Head of Teaching, Learning, and Strategic Initiatives | Associate Professor, email: jawilliams3@vcu.edu
What is the Peer Research Consultant (PRC) Program?
The Peer Research Consultant (PRC) program at the Art and Design Library is a unique undergraduate initiative that offers the following:
Helps students develop research and information literacy skills.
PRCs provide one-on-one assistance to their peers.
They offer guidance on:
Understanding assignments
Refining research topics
Navigating library resources
Creating accurate citations
The program emphasizes:
Fostering a supportive environment
Reducing library anxiety
Empowering students with tools for academic success
Program Goals
The Peer Research Consultant Program provides student employees with valuable experiential learning and professional development opportunities to cultivate critical workplace skills (leadership, collaboration, problem-solving skills, etc.).
