Chris Sweet

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Intellectual Property and Attribution in a Cross-Cultural Context: Understanding International Students' Attitudes Towards Citation and Plagiarism

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Chris Sweet

The Failure of Skepticism: Rethinking Information Literacy and Political Polarization in a Post-Truth Era

Bicycle Messenger Boys and the Evolution of American Labor Laws

The Early History of Cycling in Illinois

“THE CHURCH OR THE WHEEL?” RELIGIOUS INSTITUTIONS CONTEND WITH THE AMERICAN BICYCLE BOOM

Fundamentals of Endurance Nutrition

Peoria's Early Cycling History

The Forgotten Contributions of Central Illinois to the Bicycle Boom of the 1890's

Starting from Scratch: Meaningful Integration of Information Literacy through Collaborative Course and Assignment Design

Biking faster on a budget!

Lab and field testing to improve performance

Intellectual Property and Attribution in a Cross-Cultural Context: Understanding International Students' Attitudes Towards Citation and Plagiarism

Selecting implementing and teaching a web scale discovery tool

Beyond the Basics: How Can Librarians Teach What We Truly Care About?

Departing the Desk: Reference, Change and the Art of Letting Go

Following the public’s lead: what public libraries do better than academic libraries

Nurturing Failure: reconceptualizing library leadership to embrace change and encourage innovation

Wikipedia and the Making of a (Wo)Man: biographical construction in the digital age.

Towards an Information Literacy Continuum: examining the high school to college research transition.

Nurturing Failure: creating a risk-tolerant library culture that embraces change and innovation

Writing and Refining Information Literacy Learning Outcomes