Academic Librarians with Invisible Disabilities Carry an Invisible Workload that Limits their Career Potential

Authors

Katrina Heiderich Williams, San Jose State UniversityFollow

About Author

Katrina Heiderich Williams completed her MLIS at San Jose State in spring 2024. Her background as a special education teacher led to an interest in information accessibility. Other interests include scholarly communication, representation in archives, and eliminating barriers to information and education.

Recommended Citation

Williams, K. H. (2024b). Academic librarians with invisible disabilities carry an invisible workload that limits their career potential. School of Information Student Research Journal, 14(2), Article 4. https://scholarworks.sjsu.edu/ischoolsrj/vol14/iss2/4

Recommended Citation

Williams, K. H. (2024b). Academic librarians with invisible disabilities carry an invisible workload that limits their career potential. School of Information Student Research Journal, 14(2), Article 4. https://scholarworks.sjsu.edu/ischoolsrj/vol14/iss2/4