Selling library instruction on the academic campus can be hard. Yet, instruction librarians are not alone in trying to reach faculty and students. Other campus units dedicated to serving the needs of students also have difficulty in reaching those that they serve. One good example of this is campus writing centers. By working with campus writing centers, instruction librarians can better reach those they are trying to serve and also help to advance the cause of an important and needed campus service. In the February 2000 issue of College & Research Libraries News, Carol Anne Germain in an article lists 99 ways to market the library on campus. One of these approaches is working with the campus writing center.

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