The Library has selected UQ Doctor of Philosophy student Susanna Su as the recipient of the 2022 Taylor and Francis Group Library Excellence Award in Research.
Congratulations Susanna!
Winning submission
Susanna's research examines the culturally-based problems and strategies employed by Queensland's Chinese business community to navigate the COVID-19 pandemic crisis.
The judges were impressed with Susanna's application, especially the breadth of engagement demonstrated with Library resources and services.
During my study and research period in UQ, library has been a great companion in developing my skill sets in researching, teaching and transferable skills as well as deepening my knowledge in my field and other areas. UQ library not only has an amazing team full of knowledge, but this team is also proactive in assisting us as well. No matter what types of questions we have, namely database, finding books or articles, research software, and archives, they can always find us a solution.
The prize
The winner of the Taylor and Francis Library Excellence Award in Research receives a $1000 prize and a Research Metrics Report to reward their effective use of library materials and services to achieve excellence in research at UQ.
Dr Amberyn Thomas, Director, Learning and Research Services, and Justine Cawley, Associate Director, Scholarly Communication and Repository Services, assessed the applications.
The Library thanks the Taylor and Francis Group for their continued support of this prize and our early career researchers.
About Taylor & Francis Group
Taylor & Francis Group is a world-leading academic and professional publisher in the areas of Humanities, Social Sciences, Behavioral Sciences, Science, Technology, and Medicine sectors.
Through their publishing, they aim to broaden thinking and advance understanding, providing academics and professionals with a platform to share ideas and realise their individual potential.