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topics they would be interested in reviewing. They were able to selectas many as they wanted. The Mines faculty were solicited via a personal email from us. Theywere asked if they would be willing to review course content in their discipline and/or specialtopics page(s) of their choice.15 librarians from various academic institutions completed the form expressing interest inreviewing course content. They volunteered for all nine special topics and 15 of the 16disciplines. Several disciplines were sent to three librarians, including Math, Computer Science,Design Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, and Chemistry. Two pages were onlysent to a single librarian reviewer, Geology and Chemical and Biological Engineering.Additionally, nine