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Introduction
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Taking a sabbatical is an important scholarly rite of passage for academic librarians who want to undertake research projects. Sabbaticals are typically granted to academic librarians after serving X number of years of service in order to pursue research or a course of study that will directly benefit the library and the University. Interested academic librarians must have completed at least four full-time years of service. (See Study Leave/Sabbatical).
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