Navigating the Web: Curated Website Reviews for LIS Professionals and the Public

This book will be of interest to those in the fields of mental health, science, and other disciplinary and interdisciplinary fields as well as to the general public internationally. This book is relevant to the general public, scholars, practitioners, academics, and others interested in self-help mental health, science, and other areas. This book will be useful for people across the lifespan, ranging from pediatrics to geriatrics, in a wide variety of industries, countries, regions, languages, and cultures internationally seeking self-help resources for mental health, science, and other areas. This book is also useful to marginalized populations seeking self-help mental health resources as well as those who are deaf and or blind. A concise overview of selected website reviews is provided on mental health, scientific, and miscellaneous topics. Selected additional reference resources are provided as a supplemental resource for those seeking self-help resources on mental health, science, and miscellaneous topics.

Gregory K. Tharp, MLS, Adv. Cert., MCAC, CCEP, CGSP holds a paralegal certificate from Boston University, a Master of Library Science degree from Southern Connecticut State University, an Advanced Certificate in Archives Management from Simmons University, and a Bachelor of Science from Sacred Heart University.
Tharp has co-authored an article in Library Hi Tech journal, authored a book on government contracting with Eliva Press, published website reviews in Technical Services Quarterly, SAA Archives Review, and the World Commerce and Contracting Association. Tharp has also presented at the Library Research Seminar VII and the Naval Postgraduate School Acquisition Research Symposium.