This resume summarizes Angela Dresselhaus' experience and qualifications for a career in librarianship. It details her positions in library cataloging and technical services. It also outlines her coursework in library science, workshops attended in areas like metadata and digital libraries, and presentations given at library conferences. The resume demonstrates Angela's commitment to continuing education and active participation in the library community.

1. Angela Dresselhaus Resume http://ella.slis.indiana.edu/~slaughta/home.html

2. Experience Positions-Committee Appointments-Conferences-Memberships Angela Slaughter Dresselhaus Indiana University

3. Positions Oct. 2006-Current Fast Track Serials Cataloger Herman B. Wells Library Indiana University Supervisor: James Castrataro Mar. 2005-Oct. 2006 Library Assistant Ekstrom Library University of Louisville Supervisor: Tyler Goldberg Aug. 2001-Mar. 2005 Student Assistant Dwight Anderson Music Library University of Louisville Supervisor: Julia Graepel, Mark Dickson, & Don Dean Angela Slaughter Dresselhaus Indiana University

4. Committee Appointments 2005 Voyager Acquisitions Group University of Louisville 2006 Staff Senate University of Louisville 2008 Internal Communications Task Group Indiana University 2008 Libraries Sustainability Task Force Indiana University Angela Slaughter Dresselhaus Indiana University

5. Conferences 2008 American Library Association Annual 2008 Ohio Valley Group of Technical Services Librarians 2007 North American Serials Interest Group 2006 Kentucky Voyager End Users Group Speaker: “Discovery and Application of Voyager’s New Complex Publication Patterns” 2006 Endeavor EndUser Poster Session: “Complex Publication Patterns Demystified” Angela Slaughter Dresselhaus Indiana University

6. Memberships 2007 North American Serials Interest Group 2007 American Library Association 2007 Assoc. for Library Collections and Technical Services 2007 Indiana University Student Chapter of ALA Angela Slaughter Dresselhaus Indiana University

7. Education Education-Library Science Courses-Workshops-Writings Angela Slaughter Dresselhaus Indiana University

8. Education Masters of Library Science Expected Aug. 2009 Indiana University Post-Baccalaureate Studies 2005-2006 University of Louisville Bachelor of Arts in Music 2000-2005 University of Louisville Angela Slaughter Dresselhaus Indiana University

9. Library Science Courses Evaluation of Resources and Services Teaching and Learning at a Distance Adobe Flash Metadata Object Description Schema (MODS) Encoded Archival Description (EAD) Reference Information Architecture for the Web Metadata Collection Development Cataloging Angela Slaughter Dresselhaus Indiana University

10. Workshops Library: Metadata and Digital Library Development June 26-27, 2008 Web Design: HTML Basics May 2005 HTML Advanced May 2005 XHTML: The Basics Feb. 2007 XHTML: Structure & Description Mar. 2007 CSS: The Basics Mar. 2007 CSS: Layout & Design Mar. 2007 Dreamweaver: The Basics Sep. 2008 Fireworks: The Basics June 2007 Flash: The Basics Sept. 2007 Photoshop: The Basics June 2007 Angela Slaughter Dresselhaus Indiana University

11. Workshops Programming: CGI: The Basics Oct. 2007 Perl: The Basics Oct. 2007 Microsoft Office: Microsoft Office 2007: What's New in Excel July 2007 Excel: The Basics Jan. 2008 Excel: Charts & Graphics Jan. 2008 Excel: Data Management April 2008 Excel: Basic Automation Using Macros July 2008 Access: The Basics June 2007 Access: The Basics May 2008 Access: Database Relationships June 2008 PowerPoint: The Basics Tue Sep. 2008 Miscellaneous: EndNote: The Basics June 2007 Unix: The Basics Sept. 2007 Angela Slaughter Dresselhaus Indiana University

12. Writings Personal Librarian Philosophy Nasig Newsletter http://nasignews.wordpress.com/?s=dresselhaus Angela Slaughter Dresselhaus Indiana University

13. Projects Angela Slaughter Dresselhaus Indiana University

14. Projects Library Science class projects Distance Education (in progress) Web Design Cataloging Collection Development Presentations Complex Publication Patterns Slide Show Complex Publication Patterns Presentation (Download PowerPoint slideshow) 2006 Endeavor EndUser Conference-Poster Session pt. 1 (PDF 1.86 MB) 2006 Endeavor EndUser Conference- Poster Session pt. 2 (PDF 1.96 MB) Miscellaneous IUB Libraries Learning 2.0 LOCKSS YouTube Video Angela Slaughter Dresselhaus Indiana University

15. Awards Angela Slaughter Dresselhaus Indiana University

16. Awards 2008 Julieanne V. Nilson Scholarship 2008 OVGTSL Conference Student Scholarship 2008 Educational Enhancement Grant 2008 ALCTS/SAGE Publications Support Staff Travel Grant 2007 Fritz Schwartz Serials Education Scholarship 2006 Endeavor Information Systems Bon Voyage Travel Grant (pdf) 2004 University of Louisville Portuguese Studies Program 2003 National Convention Chapter Delegate Grant (pdf) Angela Slaughter Dresselhaus Indiana University

17. Angela Slaughter Dresselhaus: Statement of Purpose Becoming an active voice in the library community is my primary career goal. Over the last several years I have endeavored to form a strong foundation of experience to support myself as an active scholar, speaker and above all an ambitious librarian ready to contribute to the community. Librarianship demands dedication to learning and requires librarians to actively seek educational opportunities. Learning and the exchange of ideas define the role of the librarian. Students seeking a career in library science should spend time working in various library settings. Each position that I have held has been a valuable opportunity for me to explore my personal strengths and gain an inside perspective on the nature of librarianship before committing to a graduate program. For example, while working at the University of Louisville I discovered the rewards of research and presenting at library conferences. Teaching and sharing knowledge with others is a central aspect of a professional librarian's career and I found that I enjoyed presenting posters and providing training sessions. Much of my desire to pursue librarianship revolves around the sharing of information and the satisfaction that accompanies the exchange of ideas. Angela Slaughter Dresselhaus Indiana University

18. Angela Slaughter Dresselhaus: Statement of Purpose As a graduate student in library science I am preparing myself for the traditional roles of librarians while seeking to acquire skills that will ensure the continued relevance of the profession in the 21st century. The next generation librarian is expected to actively pursue new technologies to support information needs. This past summer I attended the 2007 NASIG conference as the Fritz Schwartz scholarship winner. There, I met the director of the LOCKSS program and agreed to produce a video about setting up a LOCKSS digital preservation system to be posted on YouTube. When I first started working in a library I had no idea that I would have the opportunity to learn about digital video recording and editing. That is the exciting part about librarianship; you never know what you'll need to learn in order to reach the community. This may mean creating a blog, a Facebook page or attending a virtual conference in Second Life. I'll have to admit that some of the "current" trends in Web 2.0 seem strange, but librarianship is also about understanding and responding to the needs of our patrons. There is no better way to do this than jumping into Web 2.0 with an open mind and a sense of adventure. Angela Slaughter Dresselhaus Indiana University

19. Angela Slaughter Dresselhaus: Statement of Purpose I am drawn to the library profession by the constant need for exploration of information. Reference professionals have daily opportunities to guide patrons to specific resources and help those who are looking, but don't know exactly what they seek. Catalogers provide the metadata needed to map access points, and our systems professionals maintain the technical requirements to deliver information. We all work together to provide services that enhance quality of life for many people and provide opportunity to push the boundaries of human knowledge. I often think about the barriers to finding information in our current environment. As a future librarian, I hope to someday be part of a movement to bridge the gap between traditional cataloging and non-MARC metadata creation. I was recently awarded a Sage/ALCTS grant to attend ALA this summer in Anaheim. This grant is providing me an opportunity to attend a workshop that aims to introduce practicing catalogers to metadata creation in a digital library setting. I am hopeful that this experience will help me achieve my personal goals and in turn help the library community provide comprehensive access to information resources. Angela Slaughter Dresselhaus Indiana University

20. Angela Slaughter Dresselhaus: Statement of Purpose Every position in a library would suit my desire to share information and guide discovery. My personal strengths and aptitudes are well suited to metadata creation. I have excelled in cataloging class and have learned valuable skills as a serials cataloger at the Herman B. Wells Library. These experiences have laid a strong foundation that will help me enter the profession well prepared for today's information environment. I'm excited about the endless possibilities in the library profession and I am eager to call myself a librarian. Angela Slaughter Dresselhaus Indiana University