1. Gary D. Tee II
415 Larew Avenue
Beckley, WV 25801
1+ (312) 617-1144 (mobile)
garydtee@gmail.com ; teeg@georgetown.edu
www.linkedin.com/in/garydtee/
Education
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI
 Master of Library and Information Science (MLIS): Main Concentration in Academic Libraries and
Reference Services, Minor Concentration in Public Libraries.
 Graduated with the Distinction of Summa Cum Laude.
Georgetown University, Washington, DC
 Master of Arts in Liberal Studies, Concentration in Religious Studies.
 Thesis, “The Power of Soul Force,” an analysis of Gandhi’s philosophy of non-violent, non-
cooperation, Satyagraha.
 Inducted into Theta Alpha Kappa, National Religious Studies and Theology Honor Society.
Georgetown University, Washington, DC
 Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy.
Work Experience
University of Charleston-Beckley Campus, Beckley, WV
Weekend Librarian/Teaching Librarian
 Provided complex reference assistance to faculty, staff, and students during the evenings and
weekends. Involved assisting patrons with reference questions, helping them find appropriate
information sources, and advising them on effective research techniques.
 Provided bibliographic instruction and information literacy instruction to staff and students both in
the library, the classroom and using WebEx interactive software. This instruction included how to
navigate databases such as EbscoHost, ProQuest, Hoovers, Gale, Nursing@Ovid,
RefWorks,Westlaw and others.
 Regularly performed complex original and copy cataloging of incoming library materials.
 Managed evening and weekend circulation, computer lab and reference desks and staff.

2. Mountain State University, Beckley, WV
Evening/Weekend Librarian, Robert C. Byrd Library and Learning Resource Center
 Provided complex reference assistance to faculty, staff, and students during the evenings and
weekends. Involved assisting patrons with reference questions, helping them find appropriate
information sources, and advising them on effective research techniques.
 Provided bibliographic instruction and information literacy instruction to staff and students both in
the library and in the classroom. This instruction included how to navigate databases such as
EbscoHost, ProQuest, Hoovers, Gale, Nursing@Ovid, RefWorks,Westlaw and others.
 Regularly performed complex original and copy cataloging of incoming library materials.
 Managed evening and weekend circulation, computer lab and reference desks and staff.
 Creatively employed Library 2.0 technologies, to create documents and engaging presentations for
the library as well as for faculty and students in the classroom. This includes the use of blogs,
course Wikis, and Social Networking.
 Assisted in collection development in the areas of the social sciences disciplines.
 Served as the Librarian liaison to the Physician Assistant Program, MS in Leadership Program as
well as the Philosophy and Religious Studies Program.
Mountain State University, Beckley, WV
Evening/Weekend Library Administrator/Supervisor, Robert C. Byrd Library and Learning Resource Center
 Managed evening and weekend circulation, computer labs and reference staff.
 Managed the circulation, computer labs, and reference desks during evening and weekend hours.
 Maintained the 100,000+volume print library collection. This included complex shifting of the
collection.
 Regularly performed copy cataloging of incoming library materials as well as other technical
services duties such as book repair and preservation.
Mountain State University, Beckley, WV
Adjunct Faculty, Religious Studies Department, College of Arts and Sciences
 Taught Religious Studies curriculum as assigned by the Dean of the College of Arts & Sciences.
 Specialized in Eastern Religions/Philosophy, Catholicism, and Christian Mysticism.
 Extensive experience in course/instructional design, from course creation to evaluating learning
outcomes.
Georgetown University, Washington, DC
Stacks Services Coordinator, Access Services/Circulation Dept., Joseph Mark Lauinger Library
 Hired, Trained, Scheduled, and Managed a student staff of 45+ student employees per semester.
 Maintained the 1.6 million+ volume main campus library collection. This included complex shifting
of the collection between floors of Lauinger library. This further entailed the organization and
maintenance of certain “special” university libraries, such as the Riggs Memorial Library.
 Successfully implemented a campus-wide paging and delivery service of library materials for
faculty, staff and students. This was a major project and undertaking that involved reaching across
the campus community to build relationships in order to successfully provide the highest level of
library services to students, faculty, and staff patrons.

3.  Served as Stacks liaison between the Georgetown Libraries and the Washington Research Libraries
Consortium (WRLC). This involved complex ordering, scheduling, and delivery coordination
between GU, the WRLC, and participating Institutions.
 Served on various library committees, such as the library signage committee, and many different
hiring and award-granting committees.
 Managed the circulation desk and student employees 15 hours/week, including the management of
the circulation hold shelf, which included hundreds of items.
 Successfully completed the GU professional managers certificate program. This not only enhanced
my management skills, but also brought to my attention the many different, intricate human
resources professional policies and legal responsibilities to employees.
Georgetown University, Washington, DC
Access Specialist, Access Services/Circulation Dept., Joseph Mark Lauinger Library
 Patron Services Liaison position: Managed patron concerns and amicably solved patron problems,
Managed evening and weekend circulation desk and desk staff. This included managing the evening
workflow from circulation to the stacks, managing the cash drawer and closing the circulation and
reference areas.
 Processed and digitized incoming course reserves. Organized and shifted hard-copy reserve items.
 Cross-trained in Interlibrary Loan Services and Stacks maintenance.Achievements/Awards
 Received the Lauinger Library Award for Leadership. Recipients were chosen by fellow staff
members on the basis of Leadership, Innovation and Quality of Service to patrons, faculty and staff.
 Earned the Georgetown University Professional Manager Program certificate.
Skills
 Experienced using Microsoft Windows, Word, Powerpoint, Excel, Outlook Express, and Mac OS.
 Experienced using SirsiDynix, Millennium, and Voyager library interfaces.
 Experienced using EbscoHost, ProQuest, Nursing@Ovid, Gale, Hoovers, Westlaw, RefWorks,
Westlaw, Lexus Nexus, and a myriad of other databases.
 Experienced using WebEx interactive software.
 Extensive experience in copy and original cataloging of materials; as well as experience in AACR2
rules and best practices.
 Preservation experience; seminars on book preservation taken at George Mason University.