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Seminar Series: Tyler Kroon

September 4 @ 10:15 am - 11:00 am
FREE
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Join us in welcoming Tyler Kroon, an engineering research librarian at NC State, as he gives you more information about NC State libraries. Alums and friends of the program are always welcome.

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Intro to the Library and AI-Powered Research Tools

Kroon, a Research Librarian for Engineering at NC State, will introduce attendees to key library services and resources. The session will highlight recommended databases, effective search strategies, data management techniques, and citation management tools.

In addition, Kroon will share a brief overview of AI-powered tools that support research and writing. He will focus on those he has found most useful for students and faculty.

The session will also include open discussions and live demonstrations. These interactive elements will allow attendees to ask questions and apply new skills. Participants will be better equipped to access information, manage data, and strengthen their research process by the end.

Biography

Tyler Kroon is the Research Librarian for Engineering at North Carolina State University, a position he has held since 2022. He supports faculty and students in this role by providing specialized research guidance, instruction, and access to engineering-focused resources. His work strengthens academic engagement and fosters innovation within the NC State community.

Before joining NC State, Kroon served as Reference and Instruction Librarian at Campbell University. He also worked as Digital Outreach and Instruction Librarian at the University of Pikeville, where he advanced digital resource access and promoted information literacy across campus. Earlier, he held positions at the University of Akron and Baldwin Wallace University, managing library services and leading student staff.

Kroon built his foundation in academic support at Kent State University. While completing his graduate studies, he worked as a Writing Tutor, a Graduate Assistant in the Fashion and Architecture Libraries, and a Student Worker in the Map Library. His early career also included teaching kindergarten in the Compass Program and tutoring students at Keuka College, where he earned his bachelor’s degree.

Kroon holds a Master of Library and Information Science from Kent State University. His professional journey reflects a strong commitment to supporting learning, research, and student success.

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