Mickel Paris is the Research & Learning Librarian for the College of Nursing program at Roseman University, where he collaborates with faculty and students to advance evidence-based practice and scholarly research. His work includes library instruction, in-depth literature searching, research consultations, and the development of educational resources that support lifelong learning and help our future healthcare workers confidently navigate the health sciences literature.
Prior to joining Roseman University, Mickel supported graduate medical education and clinical research in a teaching hospital, and brings expertise in evidence-based practice, literature searching, and healthcare education. Earlier in his career, he developed evidence-based practice resource collections and health sciences research instruction at multiple health sciences schools at University of the Pacific in northern California.
Education
Psychology, B.S. – UC Davis
Master of Library & Information Science – San Jose State University
Research Interests
Research Methods, Evidence-Based Practice, Information Literacy, Artificial Intelligence
Professional Affiliations
Medical Library Association
American Library Association
Notable Research Publications
Wells, V., Gibney, M., Paris, M., & Pfitzer, C. (2023). Student participation in a DEI audit as high-impact practice. The Journal of Academic Librarianship, 49(1), 102615.
Wells, V., Gibney, M., & Paris, M. (2022). Student learning and engagement in a DEI collection audit: Applying the ACRL Framework for Information Literacy. College & Research Libraries News, 83(8), 335.