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Grinnell College Libraries Self Study 2008-2009

Appendix 18: Librarians’ Curricula Vitae

Julia Bauder

803 ½ 4th Ave. 641-269-4431Grinnell, IA 50112 [email protected]

Education:

M.L.I.S. Wayne State University, Detroit, MI, December 2007.

B.A. Simon’s Rock College of Bard, Great Barrington, MA, June 2001.Politics, Law and Society and Human Services, magna cum laude.Thesis: No Place Like Home: A Study of the Affordable Housing Crisis in Southern Berkshire County.

Professional Experience:

July 2008—Present Data Services Librarian, Grinnell College Libraries, Grinnell, IA Sept. 2006—Aug. 2007 Graduate Student Assistant, Library and Information Science Program, Wayne State University,

Detroit, MI

Jan. 2002—June 2008 Freelance researcher and writer, Wixom, MI

Professional Service:

Jan. 2009—Dec. 2009 Vice Chair/Chair-Elect, Government Documents Round Table of the Iowa Library Association

July 2007—June 2008 New Members Round Table Student Reception Committee

Publications:

“Reprography in Libraries,” in Marcia J. Bates, and Mary Niles Maack, eds. Encyclopedia of Library and Information Science. Boca Raton, FL: CRC Press, 2009.

Review of The Whole Digital Library Handbook, Journal of Web Librarianship, forthcoming.

Ed., Current Controversies: Media Ethics. Farmington Hills, MI: Greenhaven Press, 2008.

“The Post-Communist World: Central and Southeastern Europe,” in Gale Encyclopedia of World History: Governments. Farmington Hills, MI: Gale, 2008.

Review of The Librarian's Guide to Online Searching, Journal of Web Librarianship, v. 1, issue 4.

Review of Ubuntu Linux for NonGeeks, Technology Electronic Reviews (LITA), v. 14, issue 1.

Ed., Current Controversies: Drug Trafficking. Farmington Hills, MI: Greenhaven Press, 2007.

Ed., At Issue: The Central Intelligence Agency. Farmington Hills, MI: Greenhaven Press, 2007.

Ed., Current Controversies: Censorship. Farmington Hills, MI: Greenhaven Press, 2007.

Ed., At Issue: Is Iran a Threat to Global Security? Farmington Hills, MI: Greenhaven Press, 2006.

Ed., At Issue: Is the Political Divide Harming America? Farmington Hills, MI: Greenhaven Press, 2006.

Presentations:

“Folksonomies, Wikipedia, and the Semantic Web: Using the Wisdom of Crowds and the Power of Computing to Build a Better Web.” Accepted for presentation at The Ethics of Information Organization, Milwaukee, WI, May 22-23, 2009.

Awards:

Student Writing Award, Library and Information Science Program, Wayne State University, 2007.

Divisional Prize for the Social Sciences, Simon’s Rock College of Bard, 2001.

Professional Memberships:

International Association for Social Science Information Service and Technology

American Library Association

Library and Information Technology Association

Association of College and Research Libraries

ALA New Members Round Table

Iowa Library Association

Iowa Chapter of the Association of College and Research Libraries

ILA Government Documents Round Table

Community Service:

April 2007—May 2008 Volunteer librarian, Oakland County Pioneer and Historical Society, Pontiac, MI

Sept. 2003—May 2008 Board Member for Publicity and Grants, Hospitality House Food Pantry, Walled Lake, MI

GAIL J. BONATH 1503 Main Street

Grinnell, Iowa 50112-1427 641-236-6988

[email protected]

EDUCATION The University of Michigan PhD course work Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109 Library Science, 1983-84 The University of Iowa Master of Arts, Library Science Iowa City, Iowa 52242 May, 1973 Iowa State University Bachelor of Science (General Science) Ames, Iowa 50010 May, 1972 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Burling Library, Grinnell College, Grinnell, Iowa, January 1977-

Associate Librarian of the College (1994- ) Acting Science Librarian (1998-1999) Acting Librarian of the College (1997-1998) Assistant Librarian for Technical Services (1981-1994) Manager, Library Automation Project (1988-1990) Cataloger (1977-1981) Associate Professor (1992- ) Assistant Professor (1983-92) Instructor (1977-83)

School of Library Science, The University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa

Visiting Instructor of Library Science, Summer 1983 Russell D. Cole Library, Cornell College, Mount Vernon, Iowa

Acquisitions Librarian Instructor, July 1973-September 1975.

CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Summer Institute for Women in Higher Education Administration, sponsored by Bryn Mawr College and HERS, Mid-America, Bryn Mawr College, Bryn Mawr, PA. Competitive application process. June 24-July 20, 2001. ACRL/Harvard Leadership Institute, Harvard Graduate School of Education, Harvard Institutes for Higher Education, Cambridge, MA. July 3-August 4, 2000.

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GAIL J. BONATH Page 2 PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES/HONORS 2003-2006 Associated Colleges of the Midwest Committee on the Status of Women. 2002-2004 Innovative Users Group Steering Committee Member-at-Large International users group, elected office. 1999-2001 Iowa Library Association. Conference Planning Committee. 1993-1995 State Library of Iowa. Unified Plan for Library Service in Iowa.

Invited membership. 1991-2000 OCLC Users Council.

Technical Services Interest Group, Recorder, 1991-1992. Nominating Committee, 1991-1992, 1995-1996. Election Certification Committee, 1994-1996; Chair, 1995-1996. Users Council Alternate, 1996-2000.

1991-1996 Iowa OCLC Users Group Executive Committee. 1988-1992 Board of Trustees of the Bibliographical Center for Research.

Nominating Committee, 1988. Personnel Committee, 1989-1992; Chair, 1990-1992.

1991-1993 Iowa Library Association/Association of College and Research Libraries

Cooperation Coordinating Committee. Ad Hoc Committee to Study Academic Library Statistics Collection in Iowa.

1989-1990 Iowa Library Association/Association of College and Research Libraries Executive

Board. 1987 State Library Commission of Iowa, Long Range Planning Committee. 1986 OCLC Serials Control Advisory Committee. 1986-1987 Iowa Private Academic Libraries, Chairperson. 1985-1986 Iowa Private Academic Libraries, Vice-chair. 1983-1984 Title II-B Fellowship, The University of Michigan, School of Library Science. 1981-1983 Board of Trustees of Stewart Public Library. 1981-1982 Iowa Library Association 1982 Conference Planning Committee.

GAIL J. BONATH Page 3 1980-1981 American Library Association. Resources & Technical Services Division. Council

of Regional Groups. 1980-1981 Iowa Library Association, Resources and Technical Services Section. Chairperson. 1980 Iowa Library Association/Association of College and Research Libraries. Workshop

Planning Committee. 1980 State of Iowa Planning Committee for AACR2 Implementation. 1978-1980 Iowa OCLC Users Group Executive Committee. Member of: American Library Association Iowa Library Association American Society for Information Science GRINNELL COLLEGE COMMITTEES 2007- Physical Education Committee 2005-2006 Librarian of the College Search Committee 2005- Wind Energy Feasibility Study Committee 2004-2005 Burling Planning Committee 2004-2005 AudioVisual Committee 2002-2006 Ecocampus. Chair, 2004-2005 2002-2006 Curricular Technology Specialists Group (formerly Instructional Multimedia

Technology Specialists Group) 2001-2002 Science Instructional Multimedia Technology Specialist (IMTS) Search Committee 2001-2002 Curriculum Committee, Science Division Representative

2001 Bowen Scholarship Committee. 2000-2002 Instructional Multimedia Technology Specialists Group 2000-2001 New Library Building Committee. 2000- Pioneer One-Card Committee. 1998-2002 Science Building Phase II Committee.

GAIL J. BONATH Page 4 1998-1999 Physical Education Committee. 1997-1999 Mellon-Culpepper Steering Committee. 1997-1999 Judicial Council. 1997-1999 Alcohol and Drug Hearing Board. 1995-1999 Benefits Committee. 1994-1999 Library and Bookstore Committee. 1993-1999 Review Committee (formerly Support Staff Classification Committee). 1994-1995 Bowen Scholarship Committee. 1989-1990 Support Staff Classification Committee. 1993-1995 Executive Council. 1993-1995 Faculty Budget Committee. 1993-1995 Special Programs Division Chair. 1993-1994 Faculty Development Committee. 1993-1994 Teacher Education Committee. 1992-1993 Faculty Organization Committee. 1989-1990 Academic Computing Committee. 1989-1990 Support Staff Handbook Committee. 1986-1988 North Central Association Self Study Steering Committee. 1984-1987 Academic Computing Committee. 1979-1980 Affirmative Action Advisory Committee. PUBLICATIONS "Cataloging on INNOPAC," with Cecilia Knight. In Innovative Users Group : report of the third

annual meeting (1995) 16 p. supplement.

"OCLC Users Council Meeting Report." Action for Libraries, vol.28, no.4 (April 1992) p.2.

GAIL J. BONATH Page 5 "New Space for Technical Services," with Colleen M. Conway, Illinois Libraries, vol. 69, no. 2 (February 1987) pp. 138-142. "The Demise of the Cataloger?" Iowa Library Quarterly, vol. 23, no. 2 (Spring 1986) pp. 60-64. PRESENTATIONS “The Quest for Balance in Providing Digital Materials for Teaching and Learning at Grinnell

College.” Bonath, G. J. & Fyffe, R. Presentation at Copyright & Digital Materials , a NITLE symposium, January 7-9, 2007, Claremont California.

“First Looks: Integrating Blackboard with Library Services.” Allison, DeeAnn, Bonath, G.J. and

Twitchell, W. Presentation at Innovative Users Group, Denver Colorado, Sunday, May 21, 2006, presented by DeeAnn Allison.

"ARTstor." Knight, R.C. & Bonath, G. J. Refereed poster presented at the 2005 National Conference of the Association for College and Research Libraries, Minneapolis, Minnesota by Cecilia Knight, April 8, 2005. "Experts' and novices' mental models of an online library catalog," Gibson, J. M., & Bonath, G. J.

Poster presented at the 38th Annual Meeting of the Psychonomic Society, Philadelphia by Janet Gibson, November 20, 1997.

“Integrating Information Technology into teaching at Grinnell College.” Juried poster session with

brief talks; presented by Catherine Rod and Cecilia Knight and developed with Catherine Rod and Gretchen Revie with cooperation from Gail Bonath, Leslie Czechowski, Kevin Engel, Rebecca Stuhr and Sharon Clayton; for the Association of College and Research Libraries’ President’s Program; The Showcase of Ideas

. At the American Library Association, Annual Conference. San Francisco, Calif. June 30, 1997.

"Events Calendar, Community Information and Locally-designed Databases," Innovative Users Group, Oakland, California, March 17 & 18, 1997. (With Sandy Westall, Innovative Interfaces and Joyce Bogin, Middle Country Public Library, New York.)

"Electronic Resources and Technical Services: Where Are We and How Are We Doing?" Iowa

Library Association Annual Conference, Waterloo, Iowa, October 10, 1996. (Panel presentation with Kris Gerhard, Iowa State University, Marilyn Mercado, University of Northern Iowa, and Laura Morton, Iowa City Public Library.)

"Creating Alternate Databases," Innovative Users Group, Providence, Rhode Island, April 28,

1996. (With Paul Anderson, Alameda County Library, Alameda, California.) "OCLC Users Council Report," Iowa OCLC Users Group annual meeting, University of Iowa,

Iowa City, Iowa, May 26, 1995.

GAIL J. BONATH Page 6 "Cataloging on Innopac," Innovative Users Group, Oakland, California, April 24, 1995. (With R.

Cecilia Knight, Grinnell College, and Verna Wheeler, California State University, Fullerton).

"BCR Update," Iowa Library Association Annual Conference, Davenport, Iowa, October 13, 1994. "OCLC Users Council Report," Iowa OCLC Users Group annual meeting, Loras College,

Dubuque, Iowa, May 21, 1993. "OCLC Users Council Report," Iowa OCLC Users Group annual meeting, Iowa State University,

Ames, Iowa, May 29, 1992. "Catalog Maintenance in an Online Environment," panel presentation with Kristin Gerhard , Iowa

State, and Karen Rattunde, Carnegie-Stout Public Library, Iowa OCLC Users Group annual meeting, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa, May 29, 1992.

Panel presentation, Bibliographical Center for Research Conference on Use of the OCLC Acquisitions Subsystem, 1982.

KEVIN. R. ENGEL Work Address: Home Address: Windsor Science Library 514 S. 6th Ave. W. Grinnell College Newton, Iowa 50208 Grinnell, Iowa 50112 (641) 791-9453 (641) 269-4234 (641) 269-4283 FAX [email protected] [email protected] EDUCATION: M.A., Library and Information Science, The University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa. Graduated with distinction. Emphasis on college and university libraries, reference services. August 1985-August 1986. B.S., Psychology with a minor in Economics, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa. Admitted with recognition and award, Dean's List, top 2 per cent academically in College of Sciences and Humanities (Spring, 1980), graduated with distinction. Considerable coursework in English and Human Resource Management. September 1977-February 1981. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: Science Librarian, Burling Library/Kistle Science Library, Grinnell College, Grinnell, Iowa. Manage and help to provide reference and instruction services for library serving the departments of Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Mathematics and Statistics, Physics, and Psychology. Act as liaison to the departments of Biology, Biological Chemistry, Chemistry, Computer Science, Mathematics and Statistics, Physics, and Psychology, and the Environmental Studies, Linguistics, Neuroscience, and Technology Studies interdisciplinary concentrations. Participate in all library-based information literacy instruction programs and reference services. July 1987-present. Assist with collection development for Libraries. Choose Science and Technology-related books for purchase using monthly issues of Choice magazine, 6 major Science-related journals and magazines, and other book review sources. September 1999-present.

Serve as a campus contact for information resources available through the Internet; have provided and/or continue to provide basic Telnet, FTP, e-mail, HTML, Web design, and Internet tool training and guidance about locating, accessing, utilizing, and critically evaluating resources available on the Internet to faculty, staff, students, and others (February 1992-present). Help create and maintain Web pages for Libraries (March 1995-present); created and maintain Science Library Web pages (within main Library Web site; 1997-present); installed and helped manage original Web server for Libraries (June 1995-April 1998). Planned and helped implement and maintain configuration of 6 networked CD-ROM workstations in Burling Library (Summer 1991-April 1998). Planned and helped implement and maintain campuswide access to information on CD-ROM via network (Spring 1992-April 1998). Supervised Interlibrary Services Department (2 full-time staff members plus student assistants; August 1986-June 1991). Supervise Government Documents Department (1 half-time staff member plus student assistants; August 1994-present). Supervised 13 student assistants per semester in Windsor Science Library (August 1996-May 2005). Faculty sponsor for independent project (1 student), Fall Semester 1993; faculty sponsor for independent project (1 student) and internship (1 student), Spring Semester 1994; faculty sponsor for internship (1 student), Spring Semester 1995; faculty sponsor for internship (1 student), Fall Semester 1995; faculty sponsor for independent project (1 student) and internship (1 student), Spring Semester 1996. Sabbatical 1998-1999 and Spring 2006. Assistant Librarian for Reader Services, Burling Library, Grinnell College, Grinnell, Iowa. Directed print and electronic (DIALOG, BRS, WILSONLINE) reference services and bibliographic instruction program. Supervised interlibrary lending and borrowing; managed federal and state government documents collections; selected reference materials. August 1986-June 1987. OTHER PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES: IPAL Consortial Purchasing Coordinator: coordinator for IPAL (Iowa Private Academic Libraries) group purchase of online access to databases provided by 12 national vendors (ABC-CLIO, Alexander Street Press, Annual Reviews, CSA, DRAM, EBSCO, NewsBank, OCLC, OVID, ProQuest, Thomson Gale, and Thomson West). In 2007, the consortium involved 30 Iowa private colleges and universities and a total purchase of more than $873,426. In 2006, the consortium involved 30 Iowa private colleges and universities and a total purchase of approximately $740,193. In 2005, the consortium involved 30 Iowa private colleges and universities

and a total purchase of approximately $671,505. In 2004, the consortium involved 1 vendor (EBSCO), 27 Iowa private colleges and universities, and a total purchase of approximately $302,250. March 2004-present. Member, IPAL (Iowa Private Academic Libraries) Virtual Reference Steering Committee. November 2002-August 2003. Presented session entitled “Research Exercises: Units for Hands-On, Just-in- Time Information Literacy Instruction” during the “Teaching with Technology in the Social Sciences” Workshop (sponsored by the Midwest Instructional Technology Center) at Grinnell College, Grinnell, Iowa. June 12, 2002. Organized consortium of 11 Iowa colleges and universities to purchase electronic access (at a discount) to the ACS Journal Archives (full text online access to the backfiles of 30 scholarly journals published by the American Chemical Society). February-June 2002. Presented session entitled “Research Exercises: Units for Hands-On, Just-in- Time Information Literacy Instruction” at the Iowa Library Association/Association of College and Research Libraries (ILA/ACRL) Spring Conference at Newton, Iowa. April 19, 2002. Member, Iowa Library Association/Association of College and Research Libraries (ILA/ACRL) Ad Hoc Committee on Electronic Databases. January-March 2002. Presentation about use of the Internet for instruction and critically evaluating information found on the Internet to a group of teachers at Grinnell Middle School, Grinnell, Iowa. August 6-7, 2001. Presentation to Workshop “Online Resources in Science and Technology” at the School of Library and Information Science, The University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa. July 12, 2001. Presentation on the critical evaluation of information (especially in an electronic environment) and ways to select Internet resources for use in or by a class during the “Teaching with Technology Across the Liberal Arts” Workshop at Grinnell College, Grinnell, Iowa. June 14, 2001.

Assisted in organizing consortium of 23 Iowa colleges and universities to purchase electronic access (at a discount) to the Web editions of 29 scholarly journals published by the American Chemical Society. October-December 2000. President (December 2000-present), Treasurer (1992-present), Secretary (1997-2000), and member of the Board of Directors (1992-present), Iowa Research and Education Network (IREN). Chairperson of the IREN Library Committee--June 1993-June 1994. Chairperson of the IREN Community Computing Committee--July 1994-May 1996. Chairperson of the IREN Public Relations Committee-- July 1994-present. Member of the IREN Meetings and Special Events and Library Committees. Proposed and implemented IREN Technology Grants program (to assist one or more Iowa organizations with need to purchase or support the use of beneficial technology). First grants awarded April 2000. Second grants awarded April 2001. Third grants awarded May 2002. September 1999-present (grant program currently suspended). Manage and maintain WWW pages for the Iowa Research and Education Network (IREN). http://www.iren.net/ Summer 1994-present. Served as "assistant facilitator" and helped organize Teaching, Learning & Technology Roundtable (TLTR) Workshop sponsored by the Iowa Research and Education Network (IREN) and the American Association for Higher Education (AAHE) at Central College, Pella, Iowa. June 11-12, 1997 Presented two workshop sessions entitled "Getting Started With HTML" and "Government Information on the Net" at the Iowa Research and Education Network (IREN) Conference at Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa. June 12, 1996 Presented two sessions entitled "Business on the Internet" at the 6th Annual Marshalltown Area Chamber of Commerce Quality Conference "Building Common Ground ... The Future is Now!" at Iowa Valley Community College, Marshalltown, Iowa. October 27, 1995. Presented four workshops entitled "Internet Hands-On" at the North Iowa Libraries Cooperative (NILC) annual summer conference at North Iowa Area Community College, Mason City, Iowa.

August 14-15, 1995. Presented three-part workshop entitled "Running an Info Server" at the Iowa Research and Education Network (IREN) Conference at Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa. June 7, 1995. Presented Telecommunications/Internet workshop (sponsored by Iowa Department of Economic Development) to area business people, educators, and others at Huxley, Iowa. March 30, 1995. Presented Telecommunications/Internet workshop (sponsored by Iowa Department of Economic Development) to area business people, educators, and others at Essex, Iowa. March 28, 1995. Presented session entitled "Internet for the Classroom" at the '94 Distance Learning Conference (sponsored by Rural Schools of Iowa, Inc. and Rural Iowa Independent Telephone Association) in Des Moines, Iowa. October 27, 1994. Participated in presenting session entitled "Entry Level Internet" at the Iowa Library Association Annual Conference in Davenport, Iowa. October 12, 1994. Presented sessions entitled "The Internet and Other Electronic Networks: How to Gain Access and Use Them Effectively" and "The Internet Live" at a meeting of the Iowa Library Association's Support Personnel Forum at Grinnell College, Grinnell, Iowa. September 27, 1994. Presented sessions entitled "Internet and Other Electronic Networks: Information Technology for the Present and Future" during Alumni College at Grinnell College, Grinnell, Iowa. June 2, 1994. Speaker, Symposium entitled "Electronic Networks and the Future Relationships of Public, K-12, and Academic Libraries" during meeting of the Council of University of Wisconsin Libraries and Indianhead Federated Library System. Eau Claire, Wisconsin. April 25, 1994. Workshop on the Internet presented to staff members of Stewart Public Library of Grinnell, Iowa at Grinnell College, Grinnell, Iowa.

March 25, 1994. One-day workshop on the Internet presented to Library and other staff members of Kirkwood Community College and Mount Mercy College at Mount Mercy College, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. March 18, 1994. Internet demonstrations presented at Iowa Library Association Annual Conference, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa. October 13, 1993. Participant in Panel discussion ("IREN, the Internet, and Opportunities for Iowa Libraries"), Iowa Library Association Annual Conference, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa. October 14, 1993 Participant, Midwest Council for Academic Technologies (sponsored by Wm. C. Brown Communications, Inc.). July 1993. Participant in Panel discussion (Internet), Iowa OCLC Users Group meeting, Loras College, Dubuque, Iowa. May 21, 1993. Member, Interinstitutional Working Group on Electronic Databases (serve as liaison for the Iowa private colleges and universities). Final report delivered May 1993. December 1992-May 1993. One-day workshop on the Internet presented to Library and Computing Services staff members at Central College, Pella, Iowa. March 5, 1993. "Resources and Tools on the Internet", sessions presented at the Iowa Research and Education Network (IREN) conferences at the University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa (January 15, 1993), Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa (June 4, 1993), and at the University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls, Iowa (January 14, 1994). Member, Iowa Library Information Network (ILIN) Review Group (for proposed statewide use of Z39.50 protocol to connect existing online library catalogs, etc.). Fall 1992-September 1993. Member, ILL Cost Study Group (undertook cost study of interlibrary lending and borrowing and related matters

by Iowa private academic libraries; final report delivered March 1993). Spring 1992-Spring 1993. Chairperson, Iowa Multi-Type Access Group Protocols Committee (Interlibrary Lending and Borrowing). March 1991-Summer 1991. Organizer of document delivery service utilized by academic and public libraries in Iowa from March 1992-June 1996. Library Selection Committee, Iowa Peace Institute, Grinnell, Iowa. Fall 1990-Fall 1992. "Introduction to Information Science", course taught at the School of Library and Information Science, The University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa. Summer 1989. Grinnell College (Grinnell, Iowa) Committees: Academic Computing Committee Fall Semester 1990-1996; Chairperson 1992-1993, 1994-1995. Ad Hoc Committee on the World Wide Web Fall Semester 1995-August 1996. Computer-Telephone Hearing Board Spring Semester 1992-1998, Fall Semester 1999-Spring Semester 2003. Fringe Benefits Committee Fall Semester 2000-2003. Mellon Steering Committee 1995-1998. Scholarship Selection Committee Fall Semester 2001-2003. Science Building Phase 1 and Phase 2 Planning Committees 1992-1995 and 2001-present. Watson Selection Committee 2006-2007. PUBLICATIONS: Strategian -- The Strategic Guide to Quality Information in Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Mathematics, Medicine, Physics, and

Psychology. Available February 15, 1999-present. http://www.strategian.com/ Walker, Henry M. and Engel, Kevin. "Research Exercises: Immersion Experiences to Promote Information Literacy." Journal of Computing Sciences in Colleges vol. 21, no. 4 (April 2006): 61-68. Walker, Henry M. and Engel, Kevin R. “Research Exercises: A Sequenced Approach to Just-in-Time Information Literacy Instruction.” Research Strategies vol. 19, no. 2 (2003; published 2004): 135-147.

Engel, Kevin. "The Internet." ILA/ACRL Newsletter vol.2, no.3 (November 1992): 1-2. Engel, Kevin. "Enhanced Document Delivery." ILA/ACRL Newsletter vol.2, no.2 (July 1992): 4. Engel, Kevin R. "The Future of Libraries and Interlibrary Services: Our Choice, Not Our Dilemma." Journal of Interlibrary Loan & Information Supply vol.2, no.4 (1992): 57-63. Co-bibliographer for the following publication: Broe, Mary Lynn, ed. Silence and Power: A Reevaluation of Djuna Barnes. Carbondale, Illinois: Southern Illinois University Press, 1991. HONORS: Named "honorary member" of Class of 1997, Grinnell College, Grinnell, Iowa. Named "honorary member" of Class of 1993, Grinnell College, Grinnell, Iowa.

Vita

Richard C. FyffeGrinnell College 1221 Summer StreetBurling Library Grinnell IA 501121111 Sixth Ave. 641.236.4775Grinnell IA 50112Voice: 641.269.3351Fax: 641.269.4283E-mail: [email protected]

PROFESSIONAL HISTORY

Grinnell College (Grinnell, IA): 2006-Present.

Samuel R.. and Marie-Louise Rosenthal Librarian of the College (Associate Professor), August 2006 -Present. Reports to the Vice-President for Academic Affairs & Dean of the College.

University of Kansas Libraries (Lawrence, KS): 2000 - 2006.

Assistant Dean for Scholarly Communication (Library Faculty, Librarian III, tenured), August 2000 -July 2006. Reported to the Dean of Libraries.

Interim Associate Dean, January 2001 - March 2002. Reported to the Vice-Provost for InformationServices and the Provost.

University of Connecticut Libraries (Storrs, CT): 1990 - 2000.

Head of Collections Services, July 1996 - June 2000. Reported to the Director of Libraries.

Humanities Bibliographer, January 1992 - June 1996. Reported to the Associate Director for Collectionsand Public Services.

Curator of Literary and Cultural Archives, September 1990 - December 1991. Reported to the Head ofSpecial Collections.

Essex Institute (Salem, MA): 1986 - 1990.

Director of the Library (as Chief Librarian, 1987-1988; as Librarian and Curator of Printed Books, 1986-87). Reported to the Institute President.

American Antiquarian Society (Worcester, MA): 1981 - 1986.

Senior Cataloger, Catalog of American Children's Books: 1984-1986.

Cataloger, North American Imprints Program: 1984.

Assistant Cataloger, North American Imprints Program: 1982-1983.

Library Assistant, Reader Services Department: 1981-1982.

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EDUCATION

M.A., Philosophy, 1998: University of Connecticut, Storrs.Advanced to the Ph.D. program, 1998, with coursework 1998-2000.

M.S., January, 1984: Simmons College Graduate School of Library and Information Science, Boston, Mass.

Honors: Beta Phi Mu

B.A., summa cum laude, 1979: University of Connecticut, Storrs.Major: PhilosophyHonors: Distinction in Philosophy

Phi Beta Kappa (junior-year election) Phi Kappa Phi

PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION AND AWARDS

Listed in Who’s Who in America, 2006 –

Blackwell Scholarship Award and “Best of LRTS” Award, 2003, for the article “Technological Changeand the Scholarly Communications Reform Movement: Reflections on Castells and Giddens,” LibraryResources and Technical Services 46:2 (April 2002): 50-61. The awards are sponsored by the Associationfor Library Collections & Services (American Library Asssociation).

Thomson-ISI “Excellence in Consortial Leadership Award,” 2003, for assembling the Kansas-Iowa Webof Science Consortium and negotiating its first license.

Senior Fellow and Visiting Scholar, UCLA Graduate School of Education & Information Studies: 1999.

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Summer Seminar, 1995: Center for Electronic Texts in the Humanities, Princeton University.

COURSES TAUGHT

Honors Tutorial (HNRS 190), Fall 2005: “Welcome to the Machine: Raising Questions aboutTechnologies of Reading and Writing.” 1-credit seminar for freshman. Co-taught with Director of the KUWriting Center.

PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES AND LIBRARY CONSORTIA: OFFICES AND COMMITTEEAPPOINTMENTS (LISTED ALPHABETICALLY)

Current Appointments

Association of College and Research LibrariesScholarly Communications Committee

Co-chair, 2008-2010


Center for Research LibrariesChair, Liberal Arts Colleges Interest Group, 2007-Member, Collections and Services Policy Committee (formerly called “Collections and Services

Advisory Panel”): 2005-

Program Committee: SPARC Digital Repositories Meeting (2008)

Past Appointments

American Institute for Biological Sciences (AIBS)Publications Committee: 2003-2006

Association of College and Research LibrariesACRL/ARL Institute for Scholarly Communication Selection Committee:

Member, 2007Chair, 2006.

English and American Literature SectionWebsite Editor, 1996-1999Publications Committee, 1995-1999Member-at-Large, 1994-1995Program Planning Committee, 1992-1993

Scholarly Communications Committee Appointed member, 2002-2005, 2006-2008

Scholarly Communications Discussion Group Chair, 2002-2005

BioOne (Electronic Publishing Partnership)Board of Directors: 2003-2006

Treasurer, 2004-2006Chair, Executive Director Search Committee: 2005

Content Development Review Board: 2004-2006Library Advisory Group: 2006-2006Working Group: 2001-2006

Committee for a New England BibliographyVice-Chair for Massachusetts, 1990Appointed Member, 1987-1990

Curbstone Press (Willimantic, Conn.) Library Advisory Committee, 1993-1996

EPSCoR Science Information Group (ESIG)Director-at-Large, ESIG Board: 2003-2006 (elected)University of Kansas Representative: 2001-2006

Greater Western Library Alliance (GWLA) Collection Development CommitteeCo-Chair: 2001-2003University of Kansas Representative: 2000-2003

Informed Strategies LLCAcademic Resource Advisory Council, 2002-2004


Kansas Digital LibrarySteering Committee: 2004-2006Collections Working Group: 2005

Kansas Regents Libraries Database ConsortiumChair: 2003-2004University of Kansas Representative: 2000-2003

Northeast Research Libraries Consortium (NERL)University of Connecticut Representative: 1998-2000

NITLE (National Institute for Technology in Liberal Education)LASR DSpace Community Advisory Group, 2007

SPARC Licensing Advisory Committee, 1999-2001

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS

Peer-reviewed articles:

Principal author, with Beth Forrest Warner: “Where the Giants Stand: Protecting the Public Domain inDigitization Contracts with Commercial Publishers,” Journal of Library Administration 42:3/4 (May2005). Also published in: Licensing in Libraries: Practical and Ethical Aspects (Haworth Press, 2005).Preprint available: http://hdl.handle.net/1808/139

Principal author, with David E. Shulenburger: “Economics As If Science Mattered: The BioOne BusinessModel and the Transformation of Scholarly Publishing,” Library Collections, Acquisitions, and TechnicalServices 26 (2002): 231-239. Preprint available: http://hdl.handle.net/1808/142

“Technological Change and the Scholarly Communications Reform Movement: Reflections on Castellsand Giddens,” Library Resources and Technical Services 46:2 (April 2002): 50-61. Also available:http://hdl.handle.net/1808/125

Co-author, with Paul J. Kobulnicky: “Negotiating the Soul of the Library: Change Management inInformation Access and Local Collection Development,” Journal of Library Administration 28 (4) 1999:17-35.

Invited and commissioned publications: Monographs

Co-author, with Deborah Ludwig and Beth Forrest Warner. Digital Preservation: A Campus-widePerspective. (ECAR Research Bulletin, vol 2005, no 18). Boulder, CO: EDUCAUSE Center for AppliedResearch, 2005. Available: http://hdl.handle.net/1808/1481

Co-author, with Deborah Ludwig and Beth Forrest Warner. Digital Preservation in Action: Toward aCampus-wide Program (ECAR Research Bulletin, vol 2005, no 19). Boulder, CO: EDUCAUSE Centerfor Applied Research, 2005. Available: http://hdl.handle.net/1808/1482

Co-author, with Scott Walter. The Digital Difference: Responsible Conduct of Research in a NetworkedWorld. Lawrence, KS: University of Kansas Graduate School, 2005. 63 pp. Print and electronic editions.Available: http://hdl.handle.net/1808/230


Invited and commissioned publications: Articles:

Co-author, with William Welburn, “ETDs, Scholarly Communication, and Campus Collaboration,”College and Research Libraries News 69:3 (March 2008): 152-155. Available:http://www.ala.org/ala/acrl/acrlpubs/crlnews/backissues2008/march08/etdsschcommcampucollab.cfm.

Principal author, with Ada Emmett. “Library Records,” Encyclopedia of Privacy. Westport, CT:Greenwood, 2007: 327-330.

Co-author, with Marilu Goodyear. “Institutional Repositories: An Opportunity for CIO Campus Impact,”Educause Review, March/April 2006: 10-11.

Co-author, with Scott Walter. “Building a New Future: ‘Preparing Future Faculty’ and ‘ResponsibleConduct of Research’ Programs as a Venue for Scholarly Communication Discussions,” College andResearch Libraries News 66, 9 (October 2005): 654-656. Available: http://www.ala.org/ala/acrl/acrlpubs/crlnews/backissues2005/october05/newfuture.htm.

Co-author, with Jeffrey Bullington: “From Crisis to Reform: University of Kansas Libraries SponsorCampus Dialogue,” Scholarly Communications Forum, College & Research Libraries News, January2001: 24-28.

"The Charles Olson Papers: A Preliminary Finding Aid," Minutes of the Charles Olson Society 4 (March1994): 3-8.

"Literary and Cultural Archives at the University of Connecticut," New England Archivists Newsletter19:2 (April 1992): 18.

"Fair Use After Salinger: Another Look at Copyright Law and Unpublished Manuscripts," New EnglandArchivists Newsletter 18:4 (Oct. 1991): 3-6.

"The Uses of Bibliography: Early American Imprints at the Essex Institute" and "A Catalogue ofPreviously Unrecorded and Unlocated American Imprints, Printed before 1801, in the Essex Institute,"Essex Institute Historical Collections, vol. 125, no. 4 (Oct. 1989): 274-328.

"Providence Asserted and Adored: A Cotton Mather Text Rediscovered," Essex Institute HistoricalCollections, vol. 125, no. 3 (July 1989): 201-203. Bibliographic preface to facsimile publication of apreviously "lost" pamphlet by Cotton Mather, from the library of the Essex Institute. I established theidentity of the sermon based on internal evidence and a reference in Mather's diary.

Book Reviews:

Review of: Roy Tennant, Managing the Digital Library; in: portal: Libraries and the Academy 5, 2(April 2005), 278-280.

Review of: American Literary Magazines: The Twentieth Century, ed. Edward E. Chielens (GreenwoodPress, 1992); in Bulletin of Bibliography 50 (3) Sept. 1993: 245-246.

SELECTED WHITE PAPERS AND TECHNICAL REPORTS

“Preservation Planning for Digital Information: Final Report of the Digital Preservation Task Force,”University of Kansas, November 2004: http://hdl.handle.net/1808/166


Principal author, with Beth Forrest Warner: “Scholarly Communication in a Digital World: The Role ofan Institutional Repository,” March 2003: http://hdl.handle.net/1808/126

Principal author: “Ownership and Access in a Global Information Market: A Framework for theUniversity of Connecticut Libraries,” Chancellor’s Library Advisory Committee, March 1999: http://www.lib.uconn.edu/about/policies/collections/clac.pdf

Guide to Literary and Cultural Archives (University of Connecticut Libraries, 1991):http://www.lib.uconn.edu/DoddCenter/ASC/guide.html

Catalogue of American Children's Books, 1821-1860: Cataloguing Standards and Procedures(Worcester: American Antiquarian Society, 1987).

SELECTED EXTERNAL PRESENTATIONS AND PAPERS

Refereed Presentations:

Co-presenter with Gail Bonath: “The Quest for Balance in Providing Digital Materials for Teaching andLearning at Grinnell College,” NITLE Copyright Workshop, Claremont Colleges, 9 January 2007.

Co-presenter with Deborah Ludwig and Beth Forrest Warner: “Digital Preservation: Theory ApproachingPractice,” Coalition for Networked Information, Fall Task Force Meeting, 7 December 2004. Available:http://hdl.handle.net/1808/135.

Co-presenter with Marilu Goodyear, Deborah Ludwig, and Beth Forrest Warner: “Implications ofCapture and Preservation of Scholarly and Administrative Information: The Need for CollaborativeEnterprise Policy Development,” Coalition for Networked Information, Spring Task Force Meeting, 15April 2004.

Co-presenter with Holly Mercer: “KU ScholarWorks: Toward a Hybrid Organization for RepositoryItems,” DSpace Users Meeting (Cambridge, Mass.), 10 March 2004.

Co-presenter with Beth Forrest Warner: “Scholarly Communication in a Digital World: The Role of anInstitutional Repository,” Educause Southwest Regional Conference (Dallas), 27 February 2004.

Invited Presentations:

"The Evolving Landscape: Addressing Access Issues in Academic and Research Publishing Today,"panel presentation, Faculty Research Institute, Marquette University, 26 Sept. 2008.

“Scholarly Collaboration and the Knowledge Commons,” keynote presentation for NITLE workshop onScholarly Collaboration and Small Colleges in the Digital Age, Pomona College, 10 January 2008.

“Rights and Repositories,” presentation on copyright and related rights in institutional repositoryprograms, NITLE Copyright Workshop, Lafayette College, 9 October 2007.

“Digital Preservation: Roles and Opportunities for Libraries,” Portico Participants Meeting, AmericanLibrary Association Annual Conference (Washington, D.C.), 23 June 2007.


“Institutional Repositories: Scholarly Sharing and the Liberal Arts Community,” keynote presentation,NITLE DSpace Community Meeting (Hartford, Conn.), 15 June 2007.

“Preservation, Partnership, and BioOne,” BioOne Publishers and Partners Meeting (Washington, D.C.),25 April 2006.

"Current Trends in Scientific Publishing: Open Access and the Library Perspective," Student ResearchForum, University of Kansas Medical Center (Kansas City, Ks.), 7 April 2006.

“Copyright, Contracts, and Fair Use,” Publisher-Vendor-Library Relations Forum, Association of LibraryCollections and Technical Services (American Library Association), 23 January 2006.

“Libraries and Scholarly Publishers in an Open Access Environment,” American Institute of BiologicalSciences, Annual Council meeting and special symposium on open-access publishing (Washington,D.C.), 8 and 9 May 2005. Available: http://www.aibs.org/special-symposia/resources/0505OA-fyffe_aibs_may_8_and_9_revised_and_final.pdf.

“The State of Our Union: Current Conditions for Academic Libraries,” BioOne Publishers & PartnersMeeting (Washington, D.C.), 15 March 2004.

“Trends in Scholarly Communication,” Scholarly Communications Forum, University of Nebraska(Lincoln), May 2003. Available: http://hdl.handle.net/1808/112

“How Libraries Make Buying Decisions: Impact on Researchers,” BioOne Publishers & Partners Meeting(Washington, D.C.), March 2003.

“Trends in Scholarly Communication,” Scholarly Communications Forum, University of Nebraska(Omaha), March 2003.

“Initiatives to Free Scientific Research: The Public Library of Science,”Allen Press Digital WorkflowSeminar (Washington, D.C.), April 2002.

“Steps to an Ecology of Scholarly Communication: BioOne and the University of Kansas,” ALCTSScholarly Communications Discussion Group, American Library Association Annual Conference, June2001.

“The Cultural Contradictions of Scholarly Publishing,”Association of Library Collections and TechnicalServices/Serial Section: American Library Association Annual Conference, 26 June1999.

“Marketing Informed Choice: Faculty and Librarians in the Information Marketplace,” Association ofCollege and Research Libraries/New England Chapter, March 1999.

“Pressures on Libraries, Solutions from Technical Services,” Connecticut Library Association AnnualConference, April 1998.

“Where in the World Is Collection Development? Changing Structures and Roles in AcademicLibraries,”Association of College and Research Libraries/New England Chapter, Collection DevelopmentInterest Group Meeting, December 1996.


“Conversational Constraints: Richard Rorty and Contemporary Critical Theory,” English and AmericanLiterature Section, Association of College and Research Libraries (American Library Association),January 1996. Available: http://hdl.handle.net/1808/972.

“Libraries, Archives, and the Literary Press,” Conference on Literary Publishing in Connecticut, SaintJoseph’s College (Hartford, Conn.), November 1995.

"Transformations of American Children's Literature, 1690-1820," lecture for an NEH-funded Institute forLocal History, Salem State College, July 1989.

"In Clear Architectural Detail: The Photographic Career of Frank Cousins," lecture in a series on thehistory of photography sponsored by the Art Department, Salem State College, February 1989.

SELECTED EXHIBITIONS

“Human Rights and the Rule of Law, 1670-1945,” gallery exhibition of rare books and documentsprepared for the dedication of the Thomas J. Dodd Research Center, University of Connecticut, October,1995. Available: http://www.lib.uconn.edu/DoddCenter/ascexh1.html

"The Book Unbound: An Exhibition of Unconventional Books," Babbidge Library, University ofConnecticut, March-May, 1994. Exhibition of contemporary artists' books.

"Seen/Not Heard: The Contemporary Poem as Visual Object," Babbidge Library, University ofConnecticut, March-May, 1993. Exhibition of illustrated books and broadsides.

"Frank Cousins of Salem: Photography and the Colonial Revival," Essex Institute, November 1989-April1990. Gallery exhibition based on original research on the career of a turn-of-the-20th-centuryarchitectural photographer.

MANUSCRIPT REVIEWER

BioScience (American Institute of Biological Sciences)College & Research Libraries (Association of College and Research Libraries)

SELECTED LIBRARY AND UNIVERSITY SERVICE

Grinnell CollegeSearch Committee: Curricular Technology Specialist (2007-2008)EcoCampus (appointed: 2007-2009)Policy Studies Advisory Committee (2007-2009)Technology Studies Advisory Committee (2007-2009)Board of Advisors, Center for the Humanities (elected: 2006-2009)Copyright Task Force and Drafting Workgroup (2006-2007)

University of Kansas:Search Committee: Dean of Libraries (2005-2006)University Faculty Council (elected member, 2005-2006)Digital Preservation Education Working Group (Chair, 2005-2006)


Digital Preservation Steering Committee (2004-Present)Information Studies Research Group (Co-coordinator, 2004-2006)Electronic Theses and Dissertations Task Force (Co-chair, 2004-2006)Search Committee: Head of Instructional Services (Chair, 2004)Digital Preservation Task Force (Co-chair, 2003-2004)Associate Deans Research Council (2003-2006)Search Committee: Assistant Director for Digital Library Initiatives (Chair, 2003)Spencer Travel Grant Review Committee (Kenneth Spencer Research Library) (Chair,

2002-2006)Search Committee: Metadata Librarian (Chair, 2002)Digital Library Executive Group (2001-2003)Digital Library Advisory Group (2001-2003)University Committee on New Programs and Degrees (ex-officio, 2000-2006)

University of Connecticut:Digital Collections Planning Team (Team Leader: 1999-2000)Ad-hoc Copyright Policy Team (1999)Library Space Planning Team (1997-2000)Collections Management Committee (Chair, 1995-1996)Web Editorial Team (1995-1996)Academic Liaison Advisory Group (1994-1996)

Taskforce on Subject Web Pages (Chair, 1995-1996)Information Architecture Task Force (1995)Technical Services Review Committee (1995)Strategic Planning Committee (1995)Provost’s Academic Planning Committee (1994)Advisory Council on Evaluation and PromotionEditor/Co-editor, Harvest (semi-annual newsletter of the Homer Babbidge Library)Thomas Dodd Archives and Research Center Planning Committee

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS

Association of College & Research Libraries, 1983-PresentLiteratures in English Section, 1992-PresentRare Books and Manuscripts Section, 1983-Present

Association of Library Collections & Technical Services, 1993-Present

Society for Philosophy and Technology, 2001-Present

Phillip Jones 1516 Spencer Street 641-269-3355 Grinnell, IA 50112 USA [email protected] ________________________________________________________________________ Education Bachelor of Arts in Spanish Adams State College, Alamosa, CO May 2004 Master of Arts in Library Science University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ July 1996 Certificate in Secondary Education University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM December 1991 Master of Arts in English Thesis: “‘The Captive’: Caroline Gordon’s Telling of the Jennie Wiley Legend.” University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY December 1989 Bachelor of Arts in Psychology Minors in English and French Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN May 1983 _______________________________________________________________________ Employment 8/2004- Reader Services Librarian, Grinnell College Libraries, Grinnell, IA Present Instruction · Teach Library Research Techniques, a two-credit course, each semester.

· Coordinate library instruction for Grinnell College’s lower- and upper-division courses. · Grinnell College Libraries’ representative in FYILLAA (First-Year Information Literacy in the Liberal Arts Assessment), a cooperative web-based survey sponsored by NITLE, the National Institute for Technology and Liberal Education.

Reference · Coordinate Burling Library’s reference services: desk scheduling, policy creation, and promotion of services. · Develop the general reference collection. · Worked with Grinnell College Libraries’ faculty and staff members, interior and lighting designers to reconfigure Burling Library’s reference area.

Outreach · Coordinated campus and community events for Grinnell College Libraries, such as Breaks @ Burling, Summer Teas, and Commemoration of the Burling Library Take-over. College · Member, Grinnell College Libraries Annual Planning Group Service · Member, Tutorial and Advising Committee · Participant, International Student Host Family Program 8/96- Instruction & Reference Librarian /Collection Development Coordinator, 7/2004 Nielsen Library, Adams State College, Alamosa, CO Instruction · Coordinated library instruction, including over 120 sessions

for 2,600 students and patrons during 2002. · Developed and taught two-credit library skills class. · Created WWW-based tutorials for composition classes. · Administered summer workshops on library science topics. · Initiated library instruction evaluation process. · Organized and assisted with ongoing library staff training for electronic resources. · Transitioned library staff and humanities faculty to Choice Reviews On-line. Reference · Worked general reference desk 12 hours each week. · Assisted patrons with print, CD-ROM, online, and WWW resources. · Scheduled and conducted reference department meetings. · Oversaw weeding and updated reference collection. Collection Development · Oversaw ongoing and retrospective building of main and reference collections. · Drafted Nielsen Library book budget. · Organized and assisted with cyclical weeding of main and reference collections. · Researched and wrote Nielsen Library Collection Development Policies. · Active liaison to English, Foreign Language, and Sociology Departments. College · Member, Center for Excellence in Learning and Teaching (CELT) of Adams State College Service · Member, Curriculum Review and Library Committees. · Head, Interlibrary Loan Librarian Search Committee.

· Supervised students on instruction, outreach, and research projects. · Curated library displays: useful WWW sites, Adams State Archive, historic newspapers, and book-inspired artwork from local elementary schools. 1/96- Reference Services Intern, Main Library, University of Arizona. 7/96 8/95- Microcomputer Lab/ Research Graduate Assistant, 5/96 School of Library Science, University of Arizona 1993-95 Backlist Book Buyer, Page One Inc., Albuquerque, NM 1990-92

1992-93 Language Arts Teacher, Menaul Middle School, Albuquerque, NM 1989-90 Composition Instructor, Department of English, Ball State University, Muncie, IN 1987-89 Teaching Assistant, Department of English, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY _______________________________________________________________________ Technical Skills Online database and Internet search proficiency. Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) and WWW page construction. Microsoft Office Suite. Publications Jones, Phillip. “Little Star’s Revolution: Juana Manrique de Lara and the Beginnings of Mexican Librarianship.” Libraries and the Cultural Record. [undergoing peer review]. Jones, Phillip. “‘Indispensable in a Civilized Society’: Manuel Payno's ‘Las Bibliotecas de México.’” Libraries & the Cultural Record 42:3 (2007). 268-290. [peer-reviewed journal]. Cortés, Jesús et al. “Information Literacy Standards for Higher Education: A Manifesto.” Trans. Phillip Jones. Proceedings of Third Biennial Meeting of Desarrollo de Habilidades

Informativas, October 7-10, 2002. Ed. Jesús Lau and Jesús Cortés. Ciudad Juárez: Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez, 2004. 271-277.

Jones, Phillip. “El desarrollo y la enseñanza de un curso de alfabetización informativa

con valor en créditos” [“The Development and Teaching of a For-Credit Information Literacy Course”]. Proceedings of Third Biennial Meeting of Desarrollo de Habilidades Informativas, October 7-10, 2002. Ed. Jesús Lau and Jesús Cortés. Ciudad Juárez: Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez, 2004. 197-214.

Jones, Phillip and Eva Rayas-Ihm, Ph.D. “Casi sin dolor: El uso del trabajo cotidiano como fuente de actividad profesional” [“Practically Painless: The Use of Daily Work as a Source of Professional Activity”]. Biblioteca Universitaria 6:1 (2003): 47-53. Available via <http://dgb.unam.mx/servicios/dgb/publicdgb/bole/fulltext/ne-01-2003/contenido.pdf>. Jones, Phil. “Teaching Library Skills after Research and Publishing.” Colorado Libraries 26.2 (2000): 36-38. [invited article] Jones, Phillip. “‘The Poor, Sick, Ugly, Raving Lunatic’: Early Response to Flannery O’Connor’s Wise Blood: An Animated Bibliography.” Southeastern Librarian 48.2 (2000): 57-63. Jones, Phillip. “An American View of Mother Teresa of Calcutta: A Selective Annotated Bibliography.” Catholic Library World 68.2 (1997): 20-36. [peer-reviewed journal]

Presentations Jones, Phil and Karla Erickson. “Learned Novices: The Value of Collaborative, ‘Basic’ Research Instruction for Students, Faculty and Librarians.” ILA/ACRL Spring Conference, Grinnell, IA, 23 March 2007. Jones, Phil and Dawn Mayo. “Conexiones Mexicanas: Resources for Researching Mexico.” Colorado Congress of Foreign Language Teachers Spring Conference, Colorado Springs, CO, 20 February 2004. Gauss, Nancy and Phil Jones. “Forging a Link: Librarians Connecting with Faculty.” Southwest Regional Library Service System Institute, Alamosa, CO, 16 November 2002. Jones, Phil. “Casi Sin Dolor: El Desarrollo y la Ensenañza de un Curso de Alfabetización Informativa con Valor en Créditos.” El Tercer Encuentro en el Desarrollo de Habilidades Informativas: Normas para Alfabetización Informativa. Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez, Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, México, 10 Octubre 2002. Becker, Joseph, Louise Bolton, and Phil Jones. “The Perils of Paper: Adventures in ‘Traditional’ Collection Development.” New Mexico Library Association Conference, Las Cruces, NM, 19 April 2002. Jones, Phil, Dianne Koshak, and Christie Valentine. "‘Yo, Reference Librarian!’ Choices in Librarian Instruction." Colorado Library Association Conference, Snowmass, CO, 10 October 1999. Jones, Phil. “Mother Teresa and Library Instruction: Teaching Library Skills after Research and Publishing.” Colorado Library Association Conference, Colorado Springs, CO, 18 October 1998. Jones, Phil. “Mother Teresa: A Consideration of Saintliness.” New Mexico Library Association Conference, Albuquerque, NM, 24 April 1998. ________________________________________________________________________ Awards

· Graduated Summa Cum Laude, Adams State College, 2004 · Professional Development Grant, Mountain Plains Library Association, 2003 · Exemplary Employment Status, Adams State College, 1997-98 · Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education Grant, 1996 · Graduated With Distinction, Purdue University, 1983

Professional Memberships

· Iowa Library Association, 2004-Present · Reforma: Association to Promote Library and Information Services to Latinos and the Spanish Speaking, 2006-Present

Languages

French: reading knowledge Spanish: reading, writing and speaking skills

. CURRICULUM VITAE updated July 8, 2008 Rita Cecilia Knight Associate Professor, Library Grinnell College. Burling Library Education Colleges and Universities attended Rosary College, River Forest, Ill. June 1980-January 1982. Terminal degree: Masters of Library Science. Blackburn College, Carlinville, Ill. August 1976-June 1980. Terminal degree: BA with a major in Art, Magna cum laude. This includes two semesters at La Escuela para Extranjeros, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico studying Spanish. University of Arizona. Tucson, Ariz. August 1984-December 1985. 9 units of math; College Algebra, Trigonometry, & Calculus. Languages: Reading knowledge of Spanish. Bibliographic knowledge of Western European languages. Continuing education (selective) Meta Data and Digital Libraries. ALCTS Pre-Conference. June 26-27, 2008. American Library Association Annual Conference, Anaheim, California. Mediterranean Studies Faculty Workshop. Grinnell College. Mark Montgomery facilitator. May 12, May 27-29. Analyzing Environmental Conflicts: a Multi-Disciplinary Approach to a Case Study in the Southwest. Faculty Workshop. Grinnell College. Jayne Seminare Docherty and Robert Redsteer facilitators. June 2-6, 2008. International Students and Global Understanding Faculty Workshop. Grinnell College. Jon Chenette and Ann Gansemer-Topf facilitators. June 18-21, 2007. Teaching with Images Using ARTstor Faculty Workshop. Grinnell College. Organized by Sarah Purcell and Gail Bonath with an ARTstor trainer. June 13-15, 2007.

Bindery Pre-Conference, June 23, 2006, American Library Association Annual Conference, New Orleans, La. Cataloging Cultural Objects ALCTS Pre-Conference, June 20, 2006, American Library Association Annual Conference, New Orleans, La. ERMS (Electronic Resources Management Software) Pre-Conference, June 23, 2006, American Library Association Annual Conference, New Orleans, La. Dr. Syntax, May 15-26, 2006. Elizabeth Dobbs. Grinnell College.

Map Cataloging Workshop. October 5th, 2005. Susan M. Moore (University of Northern Iowa). Grinnell College Libraries.

ContentDM Webcasts, September 27th an 29th, 2005. OCLC. Digital Imaging Workshop, July 25-28th. Gail Bonath and Jared Price. Grinnell College. Oral Communication Workshop, May 31-June 3, 2005. Sam Rebelsky facilitator. Grinnell College. AACR3 Open Meeting, June 25th, 2005. American Library Association Conference, Chicago

A Webcast Introduction to LibQUAL+™, Tuesday, January 11 , 2005. 2:00- 3:30. ARL Online Lyceum. ARL/ESRI GIS Webcast: Libraries and Digital Mapping in the 21st Century Thursday, January 27, 2005 • 2-3:30 p.m. ARL Online Lyceum.

Professional Writing for Librarians, January 24-February 25, 2005 ARL Online Lyceum.

Power Dynamics & Influencing Skills; November 1-12, 2004 . ARL Online Lyceum. Digital images workshop. Grinnell College, January 21st, 9:00-4:00. Nihongo (conversation), January-March 2004, Minami Alps City. Japanese 101, Fall semester 2002 and Spring Semester 2003, Grinnell College, Grinnell, IA.

Powerpoint workshop, January 14th and 15th, 2003, Grinnell College, Grinnell, IA. Blackboard workshop, January 8th and 10th, 2003, Grinnell College, Grinnell, IA. Serials Aggregators Pre-Conference, January 24th, 2003, American Library Association Midwinter Conference, Philadelphia, PA. MITC/TILT Teaching Technology workshop, June 12, 2002, Grinnell College, Grinnell, IA. SOS: Save our Stuff. June 7, 2002 sponsored by the Iowa Conservation and Preservation Consortium in Mount Pleasant, Iowa. Information-Literacy Planning Workshop; led by Lisa Hinchcliff-Jennicke, May 6, 2002, Grinnell College, Grinnell, Iowa. Solid Waste Gets a Higher Education. 2 hour satellite forum. February 22, 2001. OCLC Knowledge Management Institute. Dublin, OH. May 8-10, 2000. This institute explored issues involved in creating knowledge databases using a variety of approaches. OCLC Knowledge Access Management Institute. Dublin, OH. April 20-24, 1999. This institute explored the necessity of and approaches for organizing the Internet. American Library Association. Annual conference. San Francisco, Calif. June 26, 1997. ALA Annual Preconference Forum. Content Selection, PICS, and the Internet: a discussion of technologies, problems and solutions. Advanced Management Skills Institute. Nov 1-6, 1996. Association of Research Libraries, Office of Management Services. Washington, D.C. HRAF workshop led by Doug Caulkins. October 25, 1996. American Library Association. Annual conference. San Francisco, Calif. June 26, 1997. Preconference on electronic acquisitions. Serials Cataloging in the Age of Format Integration. Oct. 6-7, 1995. San Francisco, California. American Library Association. Association for Library Collections and Technical Services. WWW Workshop. (via Internet) Thomas Copley. June-August 1995

Cultural Awareness training. Edwin J. Nichols, Ph.D. Wednesday, Oct. 4, 1995, Ames IA.

World Wide Web 101. IREN User Conference, January 12, 1995. Gopher Workshop: How to serve up a Gopher and a WWW CWIS (Campus Wide Information System), taught by Howard Jay Strauss and Thomas D. True (both of Princeton University). Educom '94, October 31, San Antonio. Feminist Seminar. Grinnell College Faculty Development. 1993-1998 Gopher-it Workshop. (via Internet) Thomas Copley. June-July 1994 Passport Workshop. Bibliographical Center for Research. May 1994 Internet Workshop. Bibliographical Center for Research. September 1993 Ombuds-person training. University of Arizona. Employee Wellness. May 4-6, 1993.

Negotiating Seminar. University of Arizona's Women Managers Group, the Association for Women Faculty and Women's Studies, January 1991. Getting started with DOS (April 5, 1990) and More DOS Concepts (April 19, 1990). University of Arizona. Center for Computing and Information Technology. OCLC EPIC training. OCLC. May 8, 1990. Diversity training, University of Arizona. Library. May 22-23, 1990. Future shock: Information access technology and its implications for libraries. Aug. 4, 1989 Taking corrective action. University of Arizona. Personnel Dept. December 1988 Basic Management Skills Institute. Association of Research Libraries. Office of Management Services. (3 day workshop) November 1988 Video Display Terminal Workshop: Ergonomics of the Workplace. University of Arizona. Library Staff Development. February 1988 Sexual Harassment Workshop. University of Arizona. Affirmative Action Office. August 1988 Training in Performance Appraisal. A series of 3 workshops on developing criteria for use with the performance appraisal process. University of Arizona. Personnel Dept. Spring 1987

Supervisors’ series. A series of three full day workshops for new supervisors covering hiring, training, disciplining, and development opportunities. University of Arizona. Personnel Dept. Spring 1987 RLIN training. Pima Community College. Spring 1987 Human element in library automation; and Planning for change. A two part workshop to raise issues about automation and the implementation of automated systems in the workplace. University of Arizona. Library Staff Development. 1986 Conflict Resolution. University of Arizona. Library Staff development. 1986 Attended Oklahoma State Library Association Conferences, Arizona State Library Association Conferences, Iowa State Library Association Conferences, and American Library Association Annual and Midwinter Conferences on a regular basis. Employment Catalog Librarian. Grinnell College. Grinnell, Iowa. August 1993- Responsibilities: Supervise and provide leadership for the cataloging section of the Grinnell College Libraries including 5 support staff who catalog books, serials, audiovisual materials and music scores. Catalog audiovisual materials and music scores lacking Library of Congress cataloging; revise all original cataloging done by cataloging staff. Provide reference service to the public. Participate in the planning and implementation of various projects that the library undertakes. Major accomplishments: Lead process to revise technical services workflow and oversaw implementation. (2008) Digital Initiatives including working with Special Collections to set up Digital Collections and the LASR initiative (2006->) Participating in the CORC (Cooperative Online Resource Catalog) project. Re-authorizing, reindexing, and enhancing the online catalog with formatted tables of contents and summary notes. Have participated in World Wide Web development and training. Have worked with staff to catch up on a cataloging backlog that grew out of a combination of circumstances (staff vacancies, implementing new systems, doing other important projects, etc.) Updating the cataloging policy and procedure manual in order to ensure consistency and completeness in all cataloging activities. Set up contract cataloging arrangements with the Bibliographical Center for Research to catalog the backlogs of sound recordings, music scores and Russian language materials.

Setting up guidelines and supervising the cataloging of the Curriculum Library to meet state standards for accreditation. Have acted as the backup person for Innopac technical problems. Have organized and supervised major collection moves involving the Off-site Storage Facility; Science Library, and Burling Library in 2005 and 2007. Principal Catalog Librarian. University of Arizona. Tucson, Arizona. February 1987-June 1994 Responsibilities: Supervise 6-7 high level paraprofessionals doing member-contributed copy cataloging using OCLC. Develop and revise policies and procedures related to cataloging for the UAz Library. Ensure that our use of OCLC records will be compatible and appropriate for an on-line system. Chair the Cataloging Policy Board. Problem solve in all areas related to cataloging. Liaison with public services departments to ensure that our efforts are user oriented. Major Accomplishments: Hired and trained four copy catalogers. Trained and mentored 4 Graduate Library School Students. Heavily involved in the preparation for and implementation of Innopac for the Science and Center for Creative Photography Libraries in 1988 and of SABIO as the integrated system for the whole Library in 1992-93. Prepared indexing decisions, call number mapping and developed the information for many of the internal tables. 1991-92; involved in evaluating the available integrated library systems, and worked on writing the cataloging and authorities portions of the RFP. One of the PRISM test groups that tested the OCLC PRISM system (an internationally used bibliographic utility), evaluated the workbooks and made suggestions about changes and enhancements to the system. Oversaw the level of quality of cataloging in the Catalog Dept. Developed the expertise to become the resource person for all catalogers for series work. Media/Fine Arts Catalog Librarian. University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ. August 1984-February 1987. Responsibilities: Create original cataloging for all nonmusic audio visual materials, and for monographs in the subject areas of Art, Library Science, Education, Photography, Juvenile materials and Generalia using the OCLC bibliographic utility, Library of Congress Subject Headings and Classification, and Anglo- American Cataloging Rules, 2nd ed. Supervise one graduate library school student and serve as a resource person for the copy cataloger doing A-V as well as for all copy catalogers with questions about materials for my subject areas. Serve as liaison to the collections and reference librarians for the above subject areas.

Major Accomplishments: October of 1985-February 1987, chosen to serve as the Acting Principal Catalog Librarian for the Dept. Responsibilities in this position include serving as the general resource person for the Catalog Dept. for problem solving and for cataloging policies and procedures. May of 1986-February of 1987, serve as Acting Section Head for the 090 Copy Cataloging Section. Responsibilities in this position include supervising and evaluating the seven LA IIs in the section. Trained the personnel who began the FAST CAT cataloging procedure which allowed us to quickly process AACR2 Library of Congress OCLC records without series entries, without the usual verification procedures. Supervise a Graduate Library School Practicum [Lib Sci 699] doing videotape cataloging during the first summer session of 1986. The entire backlog of videotapes was cataloged during this project. Supervise a "Staff Sharing" project doing cataloging of audiotape cassettes concentrating on the large collection of poetry readings that were in the A-V backlog. Second summer session of 1986. Innovacq Interface Ad-hoc committee, 1986. Work out changes in workflow and procedures due to the implementation of Innovacq with an interdepartmental committee including representatives from the Acquisitions, Bindery, Serials, Loan, and Catalog Departments. Catalog a collection of 200+ Spanish language children's books. May 1982-May 1984 Oklahoma State University. Stillwater, Okla. Assistant Catalog Librarian. Responsibilities: Catalog and classify monographs and nonbook materials following the Anglo-American Cataloging Rules, 2nd ed., classification to Dewey Decimal Classification 18. Create original cataloging and classification when needed. Revise and maintain the public card catalog. Create and revise name and subject authorities. Serve as the Catalog Consultant as the public card catalog working with the public. Supervise and evaluate one full-time clerical staff and train and supervise one student doing subject authority maintenance. Major accomplishments: Trained and supervised 3.5 FTE student REMARC Retrospective Conversion staff and oversaw the organization and implementation of the conversion of OSU's non-machine-readable records (ca. 400,000) including Government Documents. Honors Enhance level cataloger for OCLC at the University of Arizona, 1987-93. Chosen and listed as a Resource Cataloger for the Audiovisual format by Amigos, 1987 Course-related presentations

Grinnell College: Freshman Tutorial presentations. (1993- )( 3-7 per fall semester) Course specific instruction session: (1993- ) (1-2 per semester) University of Arizona: Library Skills Presentations; 1984-1992. (1-3 per semester) Library Orientation Presentation for International Students; 1984-1992. (1-3 per semester) English 102 presentations (Freshman Honors English); 1985-1987. (1 per semester) Service to the Library, Institution, and Profession Library Service: Grinnell College: Organization Self Study Group. Leader. (2008) Digitization and Special Collections Self Study Group. Member (2008) Discovery and Access Self Study Group. Member. (2008) LibQual Survey Group (2006-2007) Digital Initiatives Group (2006- ) working on the development and implementation of digital collections based on library collections. Library Design Proposal Group (2000-2001) Staff Retreat planning group/Staff Development Committee. (1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999,2000, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2006, January 2007, June 2007) Vision and mission development group. (1995, 2005) Goals development group. (1995) Internal Communications Committee. (1995-1998) Task force on the handling of E-journals at the Grinnell College Libraries. Fall 1993. Task force to develop the library section of the campus Gopher. Spring 1995-96. WWW 1996- University of Arizona: Library Committee Service: Staff Development Committee, July 1990-January 1993 Supervisors' brown bags to discuss topics of interest, organized through Sept. 1991. Coordinated Creativity and Coaching workshops put on by a consultant from the Association of Research Libraries. Office of Management Services. (ARL OMS) Diversity Training Committee (Sub group of Staff Development and Diversity Action Committees) EEO/AA/Diversity Update. Oct. 1991. Organized. Humor in the Workplace. Apr.1, 1992. Helped design.

Various brown bag luncheons. Facilitated. Committee to Recommend an Automated Library System, January 1991-July 1992. This committee was charged with evaluating and making a recommendation on an on-line integrated system. We developed wants and needs lists, spent one day each demonstrating 5 different systems and assessing their strengths and weaknesses. RFP Subcommittee to write the chapter on Cataloging and Authority control. Organizational Design: Library Redesign Steering Committee. February-August 1992 Retreat (2 day), Feb. 1992. Worked with a consultant from ARL OMS on the basics of how organizations work and how to study an organization to decide how it should change. Workshops (8) March 1992. Helped design, present, and facilitate for all library staff, student employees and a representative group of research and classroom faculty. Worked with input received and background readings and the Steering Committee developed two designs to take forward to the Dean to choose a model to further develop. Retreat (2 day), June 1992. Worked with a consultant from ARL OMS on deciding how to proceed with the implementation of a new organizational structure. Workshop for Design teams. Designed, presented and facilitated. July 1992. Retreat (2 day), August 1992. The ARL OMS consultant attempted to bring the work of the Design Teams into accord with one another. Operational Adjustment Team. September 1992-June 1993. This team worked with the Design Teams recommendations to bring them together to make one functional organization. These recommendations went to the Implementation Teams. The second part of the OAT charge was to allocate staff to perform the work of the library. Team Facilitator. January 1993-June 1993. Worked with the Implementation Teams to get information out, ran all team meetings, served as a resource person for teams. Vision Focus Group. Aug. 9, 1989. Group of Librarians, staff, and classroom faculty who met to write a vision statement for the library in the year 1995. Selection Advisory Committee for Catalog Management Librarian: appointed, 1988. Science /Engineering Library Innopac Implementation Committee: appointed, 1987-89 Interface Subcommittee, Chair, 1987-89.

This group of 4 developed the indexing tables, the holding library definitions, the technical services and public access bibliographic screens, and the search screens for Innopac. Selection Advisory Committee for Media/Fine Arts Cataloger: appointed, 1987. Task Force to Establish Merit Review Criteria: appointed, 1987. This task force developed the Merit Review Criteria Document taking into consideration the requirements set forth by the Provost, the Library Administration, and the opinions of the Library Faculty Assembly membership. Exhibits Committee: appointed, 1986-1988. Established criteria for, and approved all exhibits that were put up in the library. Art Advisory Committee; appointed, chair; 1986-1988. Chose art to be displayed in public areas of the library and approved art displayed in offices. Library Instruction Advisory Committee: appointed, 1985-1987. "The Role of Library Instruction in Developing an On-line Catalog." 4 pages. A report on the current conditions, trends and review of the literature about public access in on-line catalogs. 1987. Audio-tape tour subcommittee: 1986. Selection Advisory Committee for Assistant Library Instruction Librarian: 1986. Facilitator for the Public Speaking Workshops: 1986-1988. Display on the History of Library Instruction at the University of Arizona; in Main library cubes, 1985. Selection Advisory Committee for the Head of Loan; elected, 1985. Library Faculty Assembly (LFA): LFA Election Committee: appointed, 1984, 1985, Chair 1987. LFA Secretary: elected, 1986. LFA Standing Rules and Bylaws Committee: appointed, 1985-86, 1987-88, 1992-93. LFA, Ad-hoc Committee to review Chapter 4 of the University Handbook for Appointed Personnel, 1986. Library Staff Association (LSA): LSA Social Committee. 1985-87, 1988-89, 1990-91. LSA Fund Raising Committee. 1989-90. Serials Review (to cut serial titles due to the combination of increases of prices and budget cuts): In 1987 I worked on the "H" class, General Social Sciences. In 1988 I chaired the "GT", Manners/Customs committee and worked on the "TR" class, Photography. Oklahoma State University:

Library Faculty Association. Chair-elect, June-August 1983. Chair, August 1983-May 1984. Selection Advisory Committee for Assistant Catalog Librarian. Spring 1984. Institutional Service: Grinnell College: Gender and Women’s Studies Committee (2008->) Wellness Coordinator Search Committee. June 2008. Greg Wallace, Chair. Literacies in the Digital Age Faculty Workshop. Grinnell College. June 16-20, 2008. Co-facilitator with Gail Bonath, Kevin Engel, Richard Fyffe, Fred Hagemeister, Phil Jones, Catherine Rod, Rebecca Stuhr. Instructional Support Committee, October 2005- (taking over term for Jen Green); Chair 2006-2007; 2007-2008 Benefits Committee, 2005-2008 2nd Year Retreat. Faculty facilitator. Boone, Iowa. Sept. 7-9, 2007. NITLE DSpace exploration and implementation group. 2006- Ad-hoc Committee to explore the future of Audio-visual support for Foreign Languages. 2004-2005. Apparel Purchasing Committee. 2004- Science Division Personnel Committee. 2001-2002; 2002-2003; 2004-2005, 2005-2006. Group to explore digital images on the Grinnell Campus. 2001- Campus Committee on Environmental Concerns. 1999-2001. (Chair 2000-2001) Mellon Grant to Support the Integration of Technology into the Curriculum. Participated in the drafting of the section on Librarians working with Classroom Faculty to integrate Internet resources into teaching. (1994-95). Implementation of grant. (1995-1999) Diversity Initiatives Committee. 1995-1997. Curriculum Committee; 1994-95. Representative for Special Programs Division. 1995-96, 1996-97. Representative for Science Division. Multi-Cultural Affairs. Faculty Mentor Program. 1994- 97. Serve as a mentor for a first year student. Faculty Organization Committee, 1996-97, member; 1997-98, chair, 1998-99, member, 2006-2007 member. Academic Computing Committee, 1996-99, member Ad-hoc Committee on the WWW, 1996-98, member Curriculum Library Planning Team. (Went on site visits; developing procedures to catalog the Curriculum Library so that it is accessible through the library=s online system in order to meet state requirements for accreditation of the Education Dept.) Faculty House Board (1995-). University of Arizona.

University of Arizona Faculty Senate. Election Committee; 1987-90. Chair, 1989. 1992-93. This committee runs and tabulates the results of all Faculty Senate elections for Chair, General and College Senators, and the Committee on Academic Freedom and Tenure (CAFT). In 1989 we developed and implemented a new machine-readable election ballot. Domicile Classification Appeals Committee. 1988-1993. Heard and made decisions on appeals filed by students who had been determined to reside outside of Arizona for tuition status who wished to have their cases reconsidered. Association for Women Faculty. Professional Women's Concerns Committee. 1987-1993. ACES (Advisory Center for Exploratory Students) Mentor Program; 1988-92. Professional Service: Bibliographical Center for Research Board. Elected to 3 year term 2008-2010. American Library Association. Association of College and Research Libraries. Bylaws Committee. Member 2008-2009. Iowa Private Academic Libraries Board. Elected member. (2007-2009) American Library Association. Association for Library Collections and Technical Services (ALCTS), Member 1989- Continuing Education Training and Recruitment for Cataloging, 1996-02. Program Planning Subcommittee, 2002-03. Budget and Finance Committee, 1993-95. Membership Committee, Intern, 1989-90. American Library Association. Association of College and Research Libraries (ACRL), Member 1982-90; 1998-

College Libraries Section. Program Planning Committee for the June 2007 meeting in Washington, D.C. January 2006-June 2007

Task Force on Funding and Organizational Models. Member, 2001-2002 Budget and Finance Committee. Intern, 1998-99, Member, 1999-03 College Library Section. Executive Council. Member. 1998-02 College Library Section. College Libraries Discussion Group. Chair. 1998-

02 Constitution and Bylaws Committee. Intern, 1987-88. Member, 1988-90 Bibliographic Instruction Section. Continuing Education Committee. Member, 1987-89

Iowa Library Association. Association of College and Research Libraries. Conference Planning Committee, 2007 conference – Grinnell, Member and Co-coordinator for local arrangements. 2006- (3 year term) Membership Committee, 2005- Newsletter Committee. 1993-96. Arizona State Library Association (ASLA). College and Research Libraries Division.

Planned and organized 2 panel discussions for the October 1993 meeting in Phoenix, Ariz.

"The changing roles in technical services in an integrated systems environment" "Using a team approach in creating a user-centered library"

Organized, developed topics, and moderated a panel discussion with 4 panelists for the meeting in Phoenix, Ariz., 1988.

"Cataloging issues in an on-line environment". Introduction to Cataloging. Graduate Library School. Spoke to the classes about opportunities in cataloging for Librarians. One class session each fall semester. 1987-93. Technical Services Class. Graduate Library School. Spoke to the class about opportunities in cataloging for Librarians. July 25, 1991. Publications “Buying Time: The Leveraged Use of a Library Storage Facility” in Technical Services Quarterly (Vol. 24, no. 4, 2007), p. 29-42. “Training College Faculty to use WorldWideWeb Technologies in the Classroom” with Leslie Czechowski in Library User Education: powerful learning, powerful partnerships. Scarecrow Press, 2001, p. 45-52. Invited based on peer reviewed presentation. “Integrating Information Technology into Teaching at Grinnell College” with Catherine Rod and Gretchen Revie in Research Strategies (vol. 17, no. 2-3 (Special Issue) 2000), p. 133-138. Invited based on juried poster session. "Library Lab: One-on-one research assistance in an undergraduate setting." College & Undergraduate Libraries, V.3, no.3, Fall 1996. (Refereed journal) “Cataloging on INNOPAC,” with Gail Bonath. In Innovative Users Group: report of the third annual meeting (1995) 16 p. Supplement. "Leadership for user services in the academic library." With Janet S. Fore and Carrie Russell. Journal of Library Administration, vol. 19, nos. 3/4, pages 97-110. Special Issue: " Libraries as user-centered organizations: imperatives for organizational change" edited by Meredith Butler.

"Interdepartmental cooperation--Making the U of A Library Stronger." Written with Janet Fore. Published in Crossing borders--contributed papers. Tucson, AZ : ASLA, [1990], 1989, p. 49-52; and as ERIC Document #ED 322 912. "Copy Cataloging at the University of Arizona" in Managing Copy Cataloging in ARL Libraries edited by Sharon Clark. SPEC Kit 136. Washington, D.C.:

Association of Research Libraries, Office of Management Services, 1987, p. 44-54. "Classification and Cataloging of Spanish-Language Children's Materials", in Library Services for Hispanic Children: a Guide for Public and School Libraries edited by Adela Artola Allen. Phoenix, Ariz: Oryx Press, 1987, p. 63-67. "Fine Arts" in Cataloging Special Materials: Critiques and Innovations edited by Sanford Berman. Phoenix, Ariz. : Oryx Press, 1986, p. 113-132. Submitted for Publication, etc. Janet Stevenson Murray : a biographical essay in the Iowa Biographical Dictionary Project / edited by Marv Bergman. Expected to be published in fall of 2008. Mary Newbury Adams : a biographical essay in the Iowa Biographical Dictionary Project / edited by Marv Bergman. Expected to be published in fall of 2008. Unpublished work Scholarly Presentations and Poster Sessions: “Off-Site Storage: Value-added?” at the Iowa Association of College and Research Libraries Conference. Davenport, Iowa. Saint Ambrose University. March 3, 2008. Refereed. 'Recruitment through mentoring in the Liberal Arts College Library,' at the ACRL 13th National Conference in Baltimore. MD, March 30, 2007. Refereed poster session. With Catherine Rod. “ARTStor.” Refereed Poster Session at the Association for College and Research Libraries’ 2005 National Conference in Minneapolis, MN. April 8, 2005. With Gail Bonath. “Japanese Academic Libraries : Similarities and Differences to United States Academic Libraries.” Refereed Poster Session at the American Library Association Annual Conference in Chicago, Ill, June26, 2005. “Implementing the Libraries’ Disaster Plan: Grinnell College Libraries’ Team Building Staff Retreat” with Rebecca Stuhr. Juried poster session, July 8, 2000 at the American Library Association Annual Conference in Chicago, Illinois. “Grinnell College’s Serials Project: Achieving a Dynamic Collection on a Static Budget” with Rebecca Stuhr. Juried poster session, June23rd, 2000 at the 15th Annual NASIG Conference in San Diego, California.

“Training College Faculty to use WorldWideWeb Technologies in the Classroom” with Leslie Czechowski. Refereed presentation at Powerful Learning, Powerful Partnership, Educating the University Community in a dynamic Information Environment, November 11-12, 1999 at the University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa. Panelist (one of six, including my partner, Catherine Rod) for the ALA. ACRL. CLS Leadership Committee/ College Library Discussion Group joint program at ALA Annual on June 27, 1999. “Integrating Computers into Teaching and Research at Grinnell College” with Rebecca Stuhr. Refereed presentation at Computers on Campus, Integrating Institutional Resources, November 9-12, 1997, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. “Integrating Information Technology into teaching at Grinnell College.” Juried poster session with brief talks; presented with Catherine Rod and developed with Catherine Rod and Gretchen Revie with cooperation from Gail Bonath, Leslie Czechowski, Kevin Engel, Rebecca Stuhr and Sharon Clayton; for the Association of College and Research Libraries’ President’s Program; The Showcase of Ideas. At the American Library Association, Annual Conference. San Francisco, Calif. June 30, 1997. Plenary speaker for “Living the Future: Process Improvement and Organizational Change” sponsored by the University of Arizona Library, Tucson, Arizona. May 1-5, 1996. “Cataloging on INNOPAC”, with Gail Bonath. Innovative Users Group meeting, April 1995, Claremont, California. "Library Lab: One-on-one research instruction in an undergraduate setting." With Rebecca Stuhr. Juried poster session. American Library Association (ALA) Convention. Miami Beach, Fla. June 1994. "Thinking about information: Freshman tutorials at Grinnell College." With Catherine Rod. Juried poster session. ALA Convention. Miami Beach, Fla. June 1994. "Team process, an approach to organizational design at the University of Arizona Library." With Janet S. Fore and Carrie Russell. Juried poster session. ALA Convention. New Orleans, La. June 1993. "Oh My God! What Have We Done. OCLC Archival Tapes and the Migration from Cards to an On-line Catalog." With Vicki Mills and Ann Fiegen. Juried poster Session. ALA Convention. Atlanta, Ga. June 1991.

"Interdepartmental cooperation--Making the U of A Library Stronger." Paper presented at ASLA, Nov. 3, 1989. Written with Janet Fore. Presented by Janet Fore. (Received news of its publication in April, 1990) Workshop on "AACR2 Revised." ASLA Preconference, November 1, 1989. One of two presenters for afternoon segment. "The Technical Services Librarian and Bibliographic Instruction: Pros and Cons." Paper for ACRL Conference, Cincinnati, Ohio, April 6, 1989. "Time Management." University of Arizona library, Staff Development Committee Workshop. February 1989. I was one of three presenters of two 2 hour workshops teaching basic time management techniques and strategies. We developed these workshops and specifically tailored them to library work done by all different levels of library staff. "Using a Microcomputer Based Authority Card Print Program to Download and Produce Authority Cards and Cross References." With Ann Fiegen. Juried poster session. ALA Convention, New Orleans, La., 1988. "Introduction to the Marc Formats; and An In-depth Look at the Books Format" at "Getting to know MARC", a University of Arizona Library, Staff Development Committee Discussion Forum, October, 1987. One of 4 panel members. "Copy Cataloging Organization and Workflow at the University of Arizona." ALA Convention, San Francisco, Calif., 1987. Resources and Technical Services Division, Cataloging and Classification Section, Copy Cataloging Discussion Group, program on "Copy Cataloging Work-flow." One of 5 panel members. "Copy Cataloging Workflow at the UAz Library". Arizona State Library Association Convention, Tucson, Ariz., 1986, program on "Copy Cataloging". One of 3 panel members.

Catherine M. Rod College Archivist

Education

M.A. Iowa State University, Ames, IA 1984 Major: History Honors: Phi Kappa Phi M.A. University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA 1974 Major: Library Science Honors: School of Library Science scholarship A.B. Augustana College, Rock Island, IL 1973 Major: History Supporting Fields: Geography, World Literature

Honors: Phi Beta Kappa, Honor Scholarship, O. Fritjof Ander History Award, graduated Magna Cum Laude

Professional Experience

Grinnell College Libraries, Grinnell College, Grinnell, Iowa. 1987- Associate Professor (1991-), College Archivist (2000-), Associate Librarian of the College (1994-2006), Reader Services Librarian (1987-1994). Manage the Department of Special Collections and Archives, participate in reference service and information literacy instruction and supervise Interlibrary Loan. Serve as consulting librarian for history, education, prairie studies and western European studies. General Library, University of Missouri-Kansas City, Kansas City, MO. 1985-1987 Head of Reference, Librarian II Responsible for planning, directing, managing, and evaluating the staff and activities of the Reference Department; supervised five FTE librarians, one Library Assistant II. Parks Library, Iowa State University, Ames, IA. 1979-1985 Information Services Librarian, Assistant Professor. Tenure awarded, 1985.

Provided general reference service, served as subject specialist and liaison with the College of Business Administration, and co-coordinated bibliographic instruction activities for the Information Services Department. Golda Meir Library, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI. 1974-1979. Reference and Browsing Room Librarian. Provided general reference service and managed the Browsing Room, a collection of 3,000 recently published titles in all subject areas.

Research, Publications, Presentations

Recruitment through mentoring in the Liberal Arts College Library,' at the ACRL 13th National Conference in Baltimore. MD, March 30, 2007. Refereed poster session. With R.Cecilia Knight.

Rod, Catherine and Rebecca Stuhr, "Using Web-based Instruction Guides to Teach Information Literacy Concepts to First-Year Students at Grinnell College" in The Role of the Library in the First College Year. Larry L. Hardesty, editor. Columbia, SC: National Resource Center for The First-Year Experience & Students in Transition, University of South Carolina, 2007.

“Improving Student Learning Through Collaboration” Judy Hunter, Writing Lab, Jean Ketter, Education Department, Catherine Rod, Libraries, Mark Schneider, Physics Department, Rebecca Stuhr, Libraries – Grinnell College ACM Conference on Information Literacy and Writing Across the Curriculum, Carleton College, July 31 – Aug. 2, 2005. Peer Reviewed. Catherine Rod, Rebecca Stuhr, “Rethinking Information Literacy Instruction for First Year Students: The Grinnell Experience” Panel presentation with representatives from Grinnell, Lawrence University and Augustana College, at the Association of College and Research Libraries National Conference, Minneapolis, MN. April, 8, 2005. Peer Reviewed. Catherine Rod, “Best Practices in Information Literacy Instruction: Grinnell College”. Invited presentation at Best Practices in Information Literacy Instruction Conference, Boone, Iowa, June 22, 2004. Catherine Rod. “Trading Places: The Hampton Institute Exchange” Grinnell Magazine Winter 2004, p. 6.

Catherine Rod. “Creating Virtual Exhibits,” presented at the 2004 Iowa Library Association/ Association of College and Research Libraries spring conference, April 2004. Catherine Rod and Rebecca Stuhr. “Rethinking Information Literacy Instruction for First-year Students,” presented at the 2004 Iowa Library Association/ Association of College and Research Libraries spring conference, April 2004. Catherine Rod. “Jewel of the Prairie: 150 years of happenings” in Grinnell, Iowa, Jewel of the Prairie: Sesquicentennial, 1854-2004. Edited by Mary Schuchmann. Grinnell, Iowa: Grinnell Sesquicentennial Committee, c2003

Catherine Rod. Grinnell College Libraries Special Collections and Archives website http://www.lib.grinnell.edu/collections/specialcollections/index.html. Included are virtual exhibits on college history, town history, and historic Iowa courthouses.

Catherine Rod and Melissa Bailey ’02. “Fun on the Edge of Disaster: the Presidents of Grinnell College.” Grinnell Magazine, Fall 2002, pp. 8-9.

Catherine Rod and Jennifer Wheeler ’02.“Grinnell in China” in the “American Context of China’s Christian Colleges” website, http://www.library.yale.edu/div/colleges/.

Catherine Rod. “Grinnell in China”. Presented at Wesleyan University’s conference, “The American Context of China’s Christian Colleges”, Fall, 2002. Invited presentation. For more information on the conference and project, see http://www.library.yale.edu/div/colleges/ Catherine Rod. “Documenting and Preserving Your Family’s History”. Senior Education Seminar presentation, July 31, 2003. Modified and repeated by invitation March 10 2003.

Knight, R. Cecilia, Gretchen Revie, and Catherine Rod, "Integrating Information Technology into Teaching at Grinnell College". Research Strategies 17:133-137 (2000). Rod, Catherine and Melissa Bailey, "The Krazy Kadoofy and Other Fippergazups of Dingloddies", Grinnell Magazine 33 (2): 6 (Winter 2001) Wheeler, Jennifer and Catherine Rod, "Master Plan Musings", Grinnell Magazine 33 (3): 5 (Spring, 2001)

Responder to Barbara Fister’s Keynote Address, “Border Crossings: Strengthening Collaboration for Meaningful Student Inquiry”. ACM Bibliographic Instruction Conference, October 22-23, 1998, Northfield, MN.

http://www.lib.grinnell.edu/collections/specialcollections/index.html

http://www.library.yale.edu/div/colleges/

http://www.library.yale.edu/div/colleges/

“Showcase of Ideas: Integrating Information Technology into Teaching at Grinnell College”, presented at the 1997 Association of College and Research Libraries President’s Program, American Library Association Annual Conference, June 30, 1997. “Document Delivery” Panel presentation at the 12th Annual Iowa OCLC User’s Group, May 26, 1995 Reactor to Richard Dougherty’s keynote address, ILA/ACRL Spring Conference, May 5, 1995 ILA/ACRL Staff Development Committee, “Cooperative Statewide Staff Development: Opportunities for Support Personnel,” Library Mosaics. 5 (6): 14-15, Nov.-Dec., 1995. “Information Skills for First Year Students,” poster session prepared by Catherine Rod and Cecilia Knight. Presented at American Library Association Annual Meeting. Miami Beach, FL, June 1994. “Where is the Library:” Joint presentation with Kevin Engel to President’s Club of Grinnell College, October, 1992. “Oh, See Elsie: I Can!: Two Approaches to Electronic Interlibrary Loan.” Panel presentation at Iowa OCLC Users Group, 9th Annual Conference, Ames, Iowa, May 29, 1992. “Bibliographic Instruction for Government Documents:. Panel presentation at 7th Annual ILA.GODORT Government Documents Workshop. Loras College, Dubuque, Iowa, June 5, 1992. “Defining Success: Information for Effective Decision-making” presented by Catherine Rod and Rebecca Stuhr-Rommereim at “The Way Up VIII” Conference, November 8-9, 1990, Cedar Rapids, IA. “Female Intensive Professions: a Feminist View”, presented by Catherine Rod and Jane Beebe at the ACM Library Conference, July 28-29, 1989, Colorado College, Colorado Springs, CO. “Female Intensive Professions: a Feminist View”, presented by Catherine Rod, Jane Beebe, and Gail Bonath at “Celebrating the ACM: Ten Years of Feminist Inquiry and Leadershi0p” Conference, April 8-9, 1988, Grinnell College, Grinnell, IA. Laura S. Kline and Catherine M. Rod, “Library Orientation Programs for Foreign Students: a Survey,” RQ 24 (2): 210-216 (Winter, 1984) Catherine M. Rod, Lunacy Reform in Nineteenth-Century England. Unpublished Master’s thesis, Iowa Sate University, 1984.

Cathy Rod. “Library Sources of Information,” in Municipal and Other Bonds, presented by Howard E. Van Auken. Sound recording. Ames: Office of Continuing Education, Iowa State University, 1982. (Financial Health Seminar Series). Cathy Rod. “Library Sources of Information,” in Stocks, presented by Howard E. Van Auken. Sound recording. Ames: Office of Continuing Education, Iowa State University, 1982. (Financial Health Seminar Series). Cathy Rod. “How to Find Career Information,” in How to Succeed in Business Careers. Iowa Home Economists in Business. 1981. Editor, Des Moines Register Index, 1981-1984. Published by Iowa State University.

Professional and Scholarly Societies

American Association for State and Local History, 2006- Society of American Archivists 2001- Midwest Archives Conference 2001- Consortium of Iowa Archivists 2001- American Library Association

Association of College and Research Libraries Iowa Library Association 1987-

Association of College and Research Libraries, Iowa Chapter Iowa Library Association Foundation Board of Directors, 1996-1999 Phi Beta Kappa, Beta of Iowa Chapter Secretary 2004 - 2007 Phi Kappa Phi

Elizabeth Rodrigues 1704 Summer St.

Grinnell, IA 50112 Phone: (305) 484-5004

Email: [email protected]

Education University of South Florida, Tampa, FL M.L.I.S. 2008 Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton, FL M.F.A. 2008, Poetry Kenyon College, Gambier, OH B. A. 2004, English, Classical Greek minor Honors: summa cum laude Inducted, Phi Beta Kappa Employment Grinnell College Libraries July 2008—present: Reference & Instruction Librarian Florida Atlantic University Libraries January 2006—June 2008: Graduate Intern September 2005—December 2005: Senior Library Technical Assistant Florida Atlantic University Center for Excellence in Writing August 2007—June 2008: Writing Consultant Kaplan University February 2005—August 2005: Admissions Advisor Cultura Inglesa School of English, Natal, RN, Brazil August – November 2004: English Teacher Kenyon College Residential Life, Gambier, OH August 2003—May 2004: Community Advisor August 2001—May 2002: Resident Advisor Kenyon College Writing Center, Gambier, OH August 2001-May 2002, August 2003-May 2004: Writing Tutor Publication “Melville’s ‘The Paradise of Bachelors and the Tartarus of Maids.’” The Explicator 66.3 (2008): 164-166.

Skills Portuguese—proficient spoken and reading Spanish—proficient spoken, reading, and written Software—Microsoft Office (all programs), Adobe Dreamweaver, Adobe InDesign, Adobe Photoshop, Media Wiki, Sony Soundforge, Wordpress Professional Contributions and Service January 2006—present Member, ALA New Members Roundtable Scholarship & Writing Committee January 2006—December 2006 Member, ALA NMRT Online Discussion Forum Committee December 2006—June 2007 FAU Libraries Strategic Planning Committee June 2006 ALA Annual Conference Reporter, Associations for Library Collections & Technical Services Membership American Library Association Community Service October 2007—May 2008 Medical Library Volunteer, Boca Raton Community Hospital June 2006 Libraries Build Communities volunteer, New Orleans, LA Awards 2008—Florida Atlantic University Brogan Award for Poetry 2006—Florida Atlantic University Lawrence Sanders Creative Writing Fellowship 2006—University of South Florida Academic Librarians Serving Tomorrow’s Academic

Researchers (ALSTARS) Fellowship 2004—Kenyon College Timberlake Memorial Prize for Essays in English 2004—Kenyon College American Academy of Poets Prize for Poetry 2004—Kenyon College George Brain Prize for Study of Classics 2003-2004—Kenyon College Storer Scholarship 2003—Kenyon College Timberlake Scholarship 2001—Kenyon College Carl Diehl Prize for First Year Greek 2001—Kenyon College Derek Walcott Timberlake Freshman Award 2000-2004—Kenyon College Distinguished Merit Scholar

Rebecca Stuhr Collection Development and

Preservation Librarian

EDUCATION: M.L.I.S., U.C. Berkley, August 1984 Library and Information Studies B.A., St. Olaf College, May 1980 English, Cum Laude LIBRARY EXPERIENCE: September 1988 - Grinnell College Libraries Present Burling Library August 1992 - Collection Development and Preservation Librarian 1989 – Present Preservation Officer August 1, 1989- Acting Archivist/Acting Head of Circulation sabbatical August1, 1990 replacement September 1984 – University of Kansas Libraries August 1988 Reference Librarian and Bibliographer Watson Library – Reference Department Bibliographer for German and Scandinavian Language and Literature,

East German Studies and Bibliography and Reference (the reference collection).

PROFESSIONAL INTERESTS: Collection development and preservation, publish and present on

preservation, information literacy, publishing, Americans of color--autobiography, diversity issues. Music: baroque and modern flute, performances and recordings.

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE: Grinnell College Multicultural Task Force and writing subcommittee-examining

diversity issues on campus (1992-1995)

Public Events Committee—bringing major performance events to campus (1991-1994; 2002-2005); chair 2003-2005 Faculty Representative to the ACM Committee on Women's Concerns. (1993-1998)

Faculty Mentor Program—serving as a mentor to one or two students each year. (1997-)

College Affirmative Action Committee (1996-1998)

College Instructional Support Committee. (1999- 2001) 2000-2001 Chair Faculty Organization Committee (2003-2006)

Convocation Committee (2006-2008) Cultural Films Committee (May 2007-2008)

Statewide Organizations 1990-1996 Iowa/Illinois Bibliographic Instruction Group I organized and founded this discussion group 1990-1992 Iowa Library Association/ACRL (Associated College and Research Libraries) Preservation Group. 1992- State of Iowa Conservation Preservation Consortium (ICPC) Advisory

Board. Founding member of the board 1992-2002 (Formerly ILA/ACRL Preservation Group.) Maintain WWW homepage, Project director for two State of Iowa Historical Resource grants.

Oct. 1998-Oct. 1999 Library Resources and Technical Services Forum of the Iowa Library

Association. Chair 1999-2000. Jan. 2004-Dec. 2007 Iowa Library Association/Association of College and Research

Libraries. Elected statewide positions: Secretary-Treasurer, Vice President/President Elect, President, and Past President

Chair of Nominating Committee, Awards Committee July 2003-July 2005 Steering Committee (elected) Iowa Private Academic Libraries (IPAL). National Organizations 2006-2007 Banks-Harris Preservation Awards Committee – American Library

Association 2006- Secretary (elected)-Ethnic Materials Information and Exchange Round

Table (EMIERT) American Library Association 2006- Preservation and Reformatting Section (PARS)-Management

Committee. ALCTS/American Library Association 2005- Mentor in the ACRL Dr. E. J. Josey Spectrum Scholar Mentor Program SCHOLARSHIP PUBLICATIONS: "The Eighteenth Century and the University of Kansas," Books and

Libraries 19 (Winter 1986) 1. Co-authored with Richard Ring. "Kansas Poetry," Books and Libraries 19 (Fall 1986) 2. "A Selective Preservation Bibliography," in Fragile Harvest:

Preserving Iowa's Documentary Heritage." Iowa cooperative Preservation Consortium, 1995. pp. 25-28. Funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities.

Autobiographies by Americans of Color 1980-1994: an Annotated Bibliography. Troy, New York: Whitston, 1997. 262 pages.

Autobiographies by Americans of Color, 1995-2000: An Annotated Bibliography. Albany, NY: Whitston, 2003. 565 pages.

Ricker, Alison and Rebecca Stuhr. “Promoting SPARC and Alternative Publishing Models at Small Liberal Arts Colleges” in Charleston Conference Proceedings, 2003. Katina P Strauch, et al. Editors. Westport, Conn.: Libraries Unlimited, 2004 ISBN: 1591582172 Rod, Catherine and Rebecca Stuhr, “Using Web-based Instruction Guides to Teach Information Literacy Concepts to First-Year Students at Grinnell College” in The Role of the Library in the First College Year. Larry L. Hardesty, editor. Columbia, SC: National Resource Center for The First-Year Experience & Students in Transition, University of South Carolina, 2007 (Highlighted ACRL publication)

Book Reviews in CHOICE Magazine 1986- 1-3 reviews per year. Ongoing Book Reviews in Library Journal 1990-2006 Reviewed about 9 books per year--fiction. Resigned in October of 2006.

GRANTS Iowa Arts Council Grant, $1,500.00 to support production of Lyremar Trio Marcello CD currently in production at Centaur Records. Grant received November 2001.

HRDP (Historical Resource Development Program) through the State of Iowa’s Department of Cultural Affairs. Grant written with Lanny Haldy and Nancy Kraft. Amount of grant was $4,700. Served as project director—collaborating with members of ICPC to present a series of instructional sessions. This was the second of two grants. Iowa Arts Council Grant, $1,500. For Latin American Art Music for Flute and Guitar Performed in Iowa Communities with High Latino Populations. Concerts in West Liberty, Muscatine, Postville, and Des Moines September 30 through October 2. Concerts were given as planned with this grant. Grant written and carried out with guitarist Jorge Torres. Iowa Arts Council Mini Grant, $1,250.00 to support production of CD: Music for Flute and Guitar with Jorge Torres with Centaur Records. Funding also came from Grinnell College and Lafayette College. Report submitted to Iowa Arts Council July 2006. MUSIC

Musical Training: Study of Modern and Baroque Flute with Kathleen Kraft of California and Cynthia Stokes of St. Paul, Minnesota. I have also performed in master classes with Shelly Grushkin, Barthold Kuijken, and Chris Krueger. For one year I was a member of the University of California at Berkeley's Collegium organization, and performed in concert in an ensemble with harpsichordist Alan Curtis. Attended the Oberlin

Baroque Performance Institute, summer of 1993; studied with Christian Krueger of Boston University.

Ensembles Musica Humana (duo), I-35 Baroque Ensemble, Kansas City Early

Music Consort, Basically Baroque (quartet), Lyremar Trio, Flute and Guitar Duo: Jorge Torres and Rebecca Stuhr, Royce Wolfe and Rebecca Stuhr, flute and piano duo. Folk music with New House. Performances in Iowa, Illinois, Kansas, Pennsylvania, New York.

Recordings Sonatas for Flute and Harpsichord, op. 91 by Joseph Bodin de

Boismortier1689-1755. Musica Humana (John Rommereim, harpsichord and Rebecca Stuhr, baroque flute) Baton Rouge, LA: Centaur Records, 1996.

Six Sonatas by Benedetto Marcello for Flute and Basso Continuo

Lyremar Trio (Lynn Zeigler, harpsichord, Mary Pshonik, baroque cello, Rebecca Stuhr, baroque flute). CRC 2599: Baton Rouge, LA: Centaur Records, 2003

Music for Flute and Guitar. Jorge Torres, Guitar and Rebecca Stuhr,

flute. Baton Rouge, LA: Centaur Records, June 2007 In progress: Six Suites for Unaccompanied flute by Joseph Bodin de

Boismortier. Opus 91. Baroque flute. Performances 2006-2007 August 21, 2006 with cellist Mary Pshonik in Des Moines. Senator

Grassley’s National Women’s Conference. Invited. October 17, 2006 with cellist Mary Pshonik in Des Moines, Salisbury

House. World Food Prize Dinner. Invited. April 18, 2007, Lafayette College. Satie for Two with guitarist Jorge

Torres. Lecture recital of our arrangements of Erik Satie’s Gnossiennes, and also his Gymnopedies.

May 24, 2007 Coffee Company, Grinnell College. With Mary Pshonik,

cellist. Performed Suites No. 2 and 6 by Boismortier, Op. 35, Suite No. 2 by Michel de la Barre, and Flute Duet by David Amram –all with cello. All new works except for Suite No. 2 by Boismortier. Also, Etudes No. 2 and 6 by Astor Piazzolla for solo flute. Both are new works.

Information about performances from previous years available

PRESENTATIONS

Presented with Catherine Rod: "Defining Success: Information for Effective Decision Making." On October 29, 1990 for the Grinnell Women's Association, and on November 8, 1990 at the Way Up Conference VIII in Cedar Rapids, IA. Poster sessions created and designed with Cecilia Knight American Library Association Annual Conference in Miami. Subject of poster session is our Library Lab program.

Presentation on library preservation given at the Iowa Library Association annual meeting. October 10, 1996. Presentation on library, archival, and museum preservation given at the State Historical Society of Iowa's Annual Expo Meeting in Des Moines. This talk was given under the sponsorship of Iowa Conservation and Preservation Consortium. June 13, 1997. Paper presented with Cecilia Knight at the Computers on Campus conference sponsored by the University of South Carolina. This hour-long presentation discussed the role of the Grinnell College librarians in the development and fulfillment of the Mellon projects and their success and significance to teaching at Grinnell. November 1997. Presented hour-long lecture demonstration workshop on "Selecting Brittle Books for Preservation" at the 1st Iowa Conservation and Preservation Annual Meeting: S.O.S. (Save Our Stuff) and Conference. June 18, Herbert Hoover Museum and Library, West Branch, Iowa. Invited talk on the impact of electronic resources on reference services at the 1999 Iowa Library Association Annual Meeting. October 15, 1999 Invited to present Two-day workshop with Jon Chenette, music, and David Berk, IMTS on the Arts and the WWW, and technology in the classroom in general at Lawrence University, May 12 and 13, 2000. Presented on copyright and intellectual property especially in terms of the digital media and creative artists, locating and evaluating Web sites and art sites in particular. Discussed concept of Web art and hyper-fiction on the Web. Two Poster presentations 1) "The Grinnell College Libraries Serials Project: Creating a Dynamic collection on a static Budget”— presented at the June 22 North American Serials Interest Group Annual Meeting in San Diego, California, 2000 (University of California, San Diego). Submitted and prepared with Cecilia Knight. And 2) “Grinnell College's Disaster Action Workshop” presented at the July 2000 American Libraries Association Annual Meeting. Submitted and prepared with Cecilia Knight

Paper presented at the African Studies Symposium, Grinnell College

"The Will to Survive: Struggles and Triumph in Contemporary African American Autobiography." April 19, 2001

“Promoting SPARC and Alternative Publishing Models at Small Liberal Arts Colleges.” Presented with Alison Ricker, Science Librarian, Oberlin College. The Charleston Conference. Charleston, South Carolina. November 7, 2003.

“Music Across Campus: Making Streaming Technology an Integral

Part of the Curriculum at Grinnell College.” Presented with Beth Cox, Listening Room Supervisor, Grinnell College Libraries. ILA/ACRL

(Iowa Library Association/Association of College and Research Libraries) Annual Conference. Pella, Iowa. April 16, 2004.

‘Re-thinking Information Literacy for First-year Student.”

Presented with Catherine Rod. ILA/ACRL (Iowa Library Association/Association of College and Research Libraries) Annual Conference, Pella, Iowa April 16, 2004.

“Planning for Preservation.” Paper presented over the ICN (Iowa Communication Network) as part of the Iowa Conservation and Preservation Consortiums ongoing educational program, “Preservation 101.” May 20, 2004

Presentation on the Grinnell College Libraries' preservation program at

the Annual American Library Association Conference, June 2004 in Orlando, Florida. Werner C. Haun of the Library of Congress organized the panel. Other speakers were from SOLINET (a regional organization), MIT libraries, and ACME bookbinding. June 26, 2004

Incarceration Mega Class, Thursday November 4, 11:00 a.m.

Presented paper on literacy in prison populations. Presented paper in two parts with Jen Green. Grinnell College, November 4, 2004

ACRL Biannual Conference April 2005. Panel with librarians from

Lawrence University, Augustana College, and Grinnell College. Proposal prepared and submitted with Catherine Rod. Rethinking Information Literacy Instruction for First Year Students at the ACRL 11th National Conference. April 9, 2005

Poster “Grinnell College Libraries Last Copy in Iowa Program”

Changing Book Conference, University of Iowa Libraries (national conference). July 23, 24, 2005

Panel presentation: ACM Writing Across the Curriculum Conference,

Carleton College. Presentation includes Judy Hunter, Helyn Wohlwend, Mark Schneider, Catherine Rod, Jean Ketter and myself. “Collaboration in Teaching Information Literacy with Classroom Faculty, Writing Lab Professionals, and Library Faculty.” July 31-August 2, 2005

ALA National Conference, Poster “It Takes a College: Collaborating

for Writing and Information Literacy.” June 24, 2006

Paper presented at the Joint Conference for Librarians of Color, Dallas, Texas, October 13, 2006. “African American Autobiography: Illuminating History.” To be included in the JCLC conference proceedings. Conference paper given October 13, 2006

SPECIAL PROJECTS AND ACTIVITIES: Designed and maintain the Iowa Conservation and Preservation

Consortium's World Wide Web Home Page. Fall 1996- Worked with Samuel Rebelsky to develop and present his Hypermedia Tutorial.

Co-taught with Jon Chenette the course The Arts, Multimedia, and the Internet. Spring 1997, spring 1998, Fall 2000. Directed Independent Project with senior, David Bradley, Tracking Art and the World Wide Web. Resulted in Bibliography of World Wide Web Art Sites and Galleries, and an art project. Spring 2001.

One to two exhibits in the library per semester on multicultural themes and topics

Monthly Author exhibits Grinnell College Library Book Review Site

Established December 2006. http://grinnellbookreview.blogspot.com/ Monthly one page newsletter (just started) Student Outreach Committee 2007-

Selected material for and developed libraries' Latino Collection with the student organization "SOL." Spring 2000, ongoing work to develop collection.

Flute demonstrations in Grinnell College classes (Music History,

Orchestration) Flute lessons Memberships: American Library Association; ACLTS (Academic Collections and

Library Technical Services); ACRL (Association of College and Research Libraries); Iowa Conservation and Preservation Consortium Executive Board Member (founding member) 1992-2002; Iowa Library Association; Ethnic Materials and Information Exchange Round Table; Iowa Library Association/Association of College and Research Libraries

Updated August 2007

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