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Several months ago, a former editor of this journal, Scott Walters, sent out a call for chapters for an upcoming book on educational librarianship. I was intrigued. Education librarians wear many hats as this issue demonstrates. From helping students with their dissertations, assisting multicultural programs, selecting materials that accurately represent Native Americans, and using online learning for library science education, we do it all.