Library Student Advisory Group

About the Library Student Advisory Group

The Library Student Advisory Group (LSAG) is composed of a diverse group of undergraduate and graduate students representing different colleges, programs and backgrounds. The purpose of the LSAG is to provide feedback, input and recommendations to the library on topics such as services, programming, space, and collection. Meetings are held three times per semester during the Fall and Spring academic terms.

Contact

To contact the Library Student Advisory Group with questions about library services, membership, or meetings, please e-mail Yi Han yhan27@iit.edu.

Apply to to serve on the Galvin Library's Student Advisory Group using this form.

2022-2023 Membership

Kelsey Lopez Aldas, undergraduate, Amour College of Engineering
Mohammed Wasim Rafeeq Ahamed Dilshad Begum, graduate, Amour College of Engineering
Mohit Jadhav, graduate, College of Computing
Michael Johanson, undergraduate, Lewis College of Science and Letters
Shivam Gupta, graduate, College of Computing
Saiprasaad Kalyanaraman, graduate, College of Computing
Navaneeth Kamath, graduate, College of Computing
Anamika Kumari, graduate, College of Engineering
Aditi Kumar, undergraduate, College of Computing
Jiwon Min, undergraduate, Amour College of Engineering
Abinash Mohanty, graduate, Stuart School of Business
Riya Poudyal, undergraduate, College of Computing
Hashir Shah, undergraduate, College of Computing
Leah Shofner, undergraduate, Amour College of Engineering
Giridhar Vemoori Subramanyam, graduate, Amour College of Engineering
Vidhi Chiragkumar Tralsawala, graduate, Armour College of Engineering
Dharshina Venkatesan, graduate, College of Computing
Anujin Zorigt, undergraduate, Armour College of Engineering

Library Staff Members:

Yi Han, Assistant Dean for Student Engagement
Sean Murphy, Head of Access Services
Jennifer Worrell, Assistant to the Dean and Office Manager

News and Events

On March 3rd, teams of students from across campus were invited to compete in the LSAG Tallest Paper Tower Challenge, in celebration of National Engineering Week! Students put their on-the-fly engineering skills to the test. To win, they needed to build the tallest tower out of nothing but paper, tape, and staples - in only 15 minutes! The winning team defied gravity to build a spire over 6 feet tall, and the top three teams were awarded their choice among a fabulous spread of library swag. It was fun for everyone, and brought a lot of students into the library. LSAG hopes to make this an annual event.