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Authors: Travis Weller (University of Kansas) , Amalia Monroe-Gulick (University of Kansas)
Objective: In light of academic libraries expanding the data services they offer, this article hopes to improve the understanding of data practices, challenges and future needs of academic library user groups.
Setting, Design and Method: In the fall of 2013, librarians and campus grant specialist conducted an institution wide web-based survey at the University of Kansas, a major public research institution, with several hundred respondents.
Results: Graduate students and faculty members report differences in their data practices, research challenges and data-related needs.
Conclusions: Academic libraries should target data services to the interests and needs of their distinct user groups.
Keywords: data services, data management, academic libraries, faculty, graduate students
How to Cite: Weller, T. & Monroe-Gulick, A. (2015) “Differences in the Data Practices, Challenges, and Future Needs of Graduate Students and Faculty Members”, Journal of eScience Librarianship. 4(1). doi: https://doi.org/10.7191/jeslib.2015.1070