Lauren Winfrey is a graduate student studying broadcast and digital journalism at Syracuse University's S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications. She has extensive experience in news reporting and production through internships at television stations such as WCIA-3 News, WDIV-TV Detroit, and WAER Syracuse Public Radio. Her skills include audio and video editing software as well as social media and content management systems.
Aaron Turner is seeking a position and includes his resume. He received a Bachelor's degree in Anthropology from UNC Greensboro in 2013 and an Associate's degree from Vance-Granville Community College in 2010. He has worked in various roles including as an entrance station attendant, census worker, survey technician, and teacher's aide. He also completed internships at elementary schools. His skills include proficiency with Microsoft Office, intermediate Spanish language abilities, research experience in various fields, and animal care experience.
Janell R. Carter has over 20 years of experience as an academic librarian, currently serving as an Instructional Services Librarian at Pace University. She has a background in library science, psychology, and music performance. The resume provides details of her education and extensive experience in reference services, library instruction, collection development, and professional activities.
Kay Bishop is a leading researcher and educator in the field of school library media. She has a PhD in Library and Information Studies from Florida State University and has written or co-authored 5 books and over 30 journal articles on topics related to school library programs and services. Her book "The Collection Program in Schools" is widely used as a textbook in university school library media programs. Bishop is currently a professor and director of the School Library Media Program at the University of Buffalo.
Kay Bishop is a leading researcher and educator in the field of school library media. She has a PhD in Library and Information Studies from Florida State University and has extensive experience working in educational settings. Bishop has authored or co-authored 5 books and over 30 journal articles, book chapters, and conference papers on topics related to school library media programs. Her book "The Collection Program in Schools" is widely used as a textbook in university school library media programs.
Critical Moments: Chance, Choice, and Change in Scholarly PublishingNASIG
Ours is an era defined by speed: soundbites, quick transitions, and changing models. We all are both witnesses and participants in the now decades-long digital transformation of the intellectual landscape. The roles, infrastructures, and workflows that long undergirded the creation, dissemination, and preservation of scholarship have been disrupted, leaving open such questions as: what constitutes a “serial” or a “publication”? How is it reviewed and validated? How is it presented and disseminated? Who has access to it, and under what circumstances? And how will it persist? Dr. Katherine Skinner will consider the roles of chance, choice, and change in academic publishing. Using a sociology of culture lens, she will discuss this critical moment in information management and its implications for the future. She will consider current and prospective models for scholarship and knowledge dissemination, as well as the roles that key information stakeholders—academic, non-profit, government, and commercial—may play in the evolution of this field.
Katherine Skinner
Executive Director, Educopia Institute
Dr. Katherine Skinner is the Executive Director of the Educopia Institute, a not-for-profit educational organization that hosts inter-institutional, collaborative programs for the production, dissemination, and preservation of digital scholarship. She is the founding program director for the MetaArchive Cooperative, a community-owned and community-governed digital preservation network founded in 2004 that now has more than 50 member institutions in four countries. She also directs the Library Publishing Coalition project, a two-year initiative to create a new organization to support library publishing and scholarly communications activities in conjunction with more than 50 academic libraries.
Skinner received her Ph.D. from Emory University. She has co-edited three books and has authored and co-authored numerous reports and articles, including the recent ARL report: New Roles for New Times: Digital Curation for Preservation (2011). She regularly teaches graduate courses and workshops in digital librarianship topics and provides consultation services to groups that are planning or implementing digital scholarship and digital preservation programs.
Laura S. Downing has over 20 years of experience working in libraries, including as a cataloging librarian, reference and instruction librarian, head of reference, and scholarly communications librarian at the Dean B. Ellis Library of Arkansas State University. She holds an M.L.I.S. from University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and a B.A. in English from Minnesota State University. Downing has published several encyclopedia entries and presented widely at conferences on topics related to library resources and scholarly research. She has served on numerous professional committees and holds memberships in the American Library Association and Sigma Alpha Iota.
Julianne Wilson has extensive experience in education, having taught various subjects from 6th grade through high school. She has a Master's degree in Education from Graceland University and Bachelor's degrees from the College of St. Catherine and Inver Hills Community College. Currently, she works as the Department Administrative Coordinator for the Department of Philosophy at the University of Alabama, where she manages administrative functions and assists faculty. She has also held teaching positions internationally in Ecuador.
Lauren Winfrey is a graduate student studying broadcast and digital journalism at Syracuse University's S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications. She has extensive experience in news reporting and production through internships at television stations such as WCIA-3 News, WDIV-TV Detroit, and WAER Syracuse Public Radio. Her skills include audio and video editing software as well as social media and content management systems.
Aaron Turner is seeking a position and includes his resume. He received a Bachelor's degree in Anthropology from UNC Greensboro in 2013 and an Associate's degree from Vance-Granville Community College in 2010. He has worked in various roles including as an entrance station attendant, census worker, survey technician, and teacher's aide. He also completed internships at elementary schools. His skills include proficiency with Microsoft Office, intermediate Spanish language abilities, research experience in various fields, and animal care experience.
Janell R. Carter has over 20 years of experience as an academic librarian, currently serving as an Instructional Services Librarian at Pace University. She has a background in library science, psychology, and music performance. The resume provides details of her education and extensive experience in reference services, library instruction, collection development, and professional activities.
Kay Bishop is a leading researcher and educator in the field of school library media. She has a PhD in Library and Information Studies from Florida State University and has written or co-authored 5 books and over 30 journal articles on topics related to school library programs and services. Her book "The Collection Program in Schools" is widely used as a textbook in university school library media programs. Bishop is currently a professor and director of the School Library Media Program at the University of Buffalo.
Kay Bishop is a leading researcher and educator in the field of school library media. She has a PhD in Library and Information Studies from Florida State University and has extensive experience working in educational settings. Bishop has authored or co-authored 5 books and over 30 journal articles, book chapters, and conference papers on topics related to school library media programs. Her book "The Collection Program in Schools" is widely used as a textbook in university school library media programs.
Critical Moments: Chance, Choice, and Change in Scholarly PublishingNASIG
Ours is an era defined by speed: soundbites, quick transitions, and changing models. We all are both witnesses and participants in the now decades-long digital transformation of the intellectual landscape. The roles, infrastructures, and workflows that long undergirded the creation, dissemination, and preservation of scholarship have been disrupted, leaving open such questions as: what constitutes a “serial” or a “publication”? How is it reviewed and validated? How is it presented and disseminated? Who has access to it, and under what circumstances? And how will it persist? Dr. Katherine Skinner will consider the roles of chance, choice, and change in academic publishing. Using a sociology of culture lens, she will discuss this critical moment in information management and its implications for the future. She will consider current and prospective models for scholarship and knowledge dissemination, as well as the roles that key information stakeholders—academic, non-profit, government, and commercial—may play in the evolution of this field.
Katherine Skinner
Executive Director, Educopia Institute
Dr. Katherine Skinner is the Executive Director of the Educopia Institute, a not-for-profit educational organization that hosts inter-institutional, collaborative programs for the production, dissemination, and preservation of digital scholarship. She is the founding program director for the MetaArchive Cooperative, a community-owned and community-governed digital preservation network founded in 2004 that now has more than 50 member institutions in four countries. She also directs the Library Publishing Coalition project, a two-year initiative to create a new organization to support library publishing and scholarly communications activities in conjunction with more than 50 academic libraries.
Skinner received her Ph.D. from Emory University. She has co-edited three books and has authored and co-authored numerous reports and articles, including the recent ARL report: New Roles for New Times: Digital Curation for Preservation (2011). She regularly teaches graduate courses and workshops in digital librarianship topics and provides consultation services to groups that are planning or implementing digital scholarship and digital preservation programs.
Laura S. Downing has over 20 years of experience working in libraries, including as a cataloging librarian, reference and instruction librarian, head of reference, and scholarly communications librarian at the Dean B. Ellis Library of Arkansas State University. She holds an M.L.I.S. from University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and a B.A. in English from Minnesota State University. Downing has published several encyclopedia entries and presented widely at conferences on topics related to library resources and scholarly research. She has served on numerous professional committees and holds memberships in the American Library Association and Sigma Alpha Iota.
Julianne Wilson has extensive experience in education, having taught various subjects from 6th grade through high school. She has a Master's degree in Education from Graceland University and Bachelor's degrees from the College of St. Catherine and Inver Hills Community College. Currently, she works as the Department Administrative Coordinator for the Department of Philosophy at the University of Alabama, where she manages administrative functions and assists faculty. She has also held teaching positions internationally in Ecuador.
This document summarizes information about the Pennsylvania State University Libraries system. It discusses that Penn State is a large public university system with 24 campuses across the state and over 98,000 total students. The main library system has over 6.5 million volumes and is ranked 8th among peer libraries. It also introduces the Diversity Residency Program, which is a 2-year program that provides experience in various library departments for recent graduates to increase diversity within librarianship. The summary discusses the rotations and committee work of Rachel Smith, one of the inaugural residents in the program.
March 10, 2014 - Superintendent's update to the Boardmyphronesis
The superintendent provided updates on various school visits and events that occurred in June, including the Van Tech Talking Stick Festival, a scientist-in-residence at Selkirk Secondary, visits to Gordon Elementary and Kitsilano Secondary, and a VSB ACE-IT tour. Upcoming events were also noted such as the Global Citizenship Conference at John Oliver in March and the Third Annual First People's Festival in April.
Abigail Moore is an education librarian at the University of South Dakota. She has a BA in English Literature from Lehigh University, a MS in Secondary English Education from City College of New York, and a MLS from Queens College. Her career experiences include serving on ALA and state library committees and coordinating reference services. Prior to her current role, she worked as a high school English teacher and library media specialist. Her research focuses on literacy and library marketing.
This document provides information about the executive board and directors of the Philippine Association of Academic/Research Librarians (PAARL) for 2015. It also invites recipients to PAARL's 5th Marina G. Dayrit Lecture Series on November 23, 2015 at the Technological Institute of the Philippines. The lecture series will feature a colloquium highlighting the research of three finalists for PAARL's Best Research Awards, with the authors presenting results to further learning and benchmarking in the field of Philippine libraries and librarianship. Registration for the free event is available online at the provided link.
Amanda M. Benter is seeking a position that utilizes her expertise in public history. She holds an MA in Public History from North Carolina State University and a BA in History and Political Science from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Benter has over 5 years of experience in museums, historic sites, and as an adjunct history instructor at Wake Technical Community College. She has received honors including an NEH grant and the NC State Graduate Student Association Excellence in Graduate Teaching Award.
Revis L. Edmonds Jr. is a historian and educator with extensive experience teaching and conducting research in Arkansas history. He has a MA in History from the University of Central Arkansas and is ABD in a PhD program in Heritage Studies at Arkansas State University. His research focuses on Arkansas politics and culture in the late 20th century. He has published articles and book chapters, presented at numerous conferences, and received awards for his work from the Arkansas Historical Association. Currently he works as a graduate research assistant at Arkansas State University.
The document summarizes various resources and services available through the State Library of Kansas that could benefit students and school librarians. It discusses the State Library's location and history, as well as their digital talking book services. It also lists several online homework help and research databases, opportunities for partnering with the Kansas Center for the Book, and details about accessing digital audiobooks, ebooks and music through the OverDrive service.
The document summarizes a 3-day trip by the Nevada Digital Newspaper Project to various locations in Nevada to promote their efforts. On day one they visited the Nevada State Library, Archives, and Public Records in Carson City where they saw historical artifacts like the Nevada Constitution and a 1857 map. On day two they did community outreach in Virginia City. On days three and four they met with the Washoe County School District in Reno to discuss advertising history through their work with two educators, Sara Lediard and Terra Graves, who have various certifications in media literacy and education technology.
Ricky Lynn Statham Jr. is applying for the circulation position at the Oneonta Public Library. He has a Bachelor's degree in English/Language Arts from Athens State University and an Associate's degree from Wallace State Community College. He has library experience at the high school, college, and public library levels. As the current head of the Teen Program at Oneonta Public Library, he has shown strong leadership, work ethic, and ability to interact with patrons. He is confident that with over a year of experience at Oneonta Public Library, he is the most qualified candidate for the circulation position.
Dr. Jay Casey is a historian who specializes in using cartoons and visual sources to teach history. He has a PhD in History from the University of Houston and has taught at several universities. His research focuses on analyzing soldier cartoons from World War I and II to understand how they portrayed soldiers' experiences and attitudes. He has published articles on this topic and presented his research at numerous conferences. Currently he teaches history education courses as an adjunct professor at Louisiana State University.
Byaheng Aklatan 2017: Benchmarking Tour of Outstanding Libraries! on February 10, 2017
Itinerary and Wow Laguna Libraries, Philippines to visit: :
6:45am Departure from McDonald, Alabang Town Center
9:00am University of Perpetual Help, Biñan, Laguna
11:00am Beacon Academy Academy, Biñan, Laguna
12:00n Lunch
1:00pm DLSU Science & Technology Complex Libraries and Integrated School, Biñan, Laguna
2:30pm Brent International School and Colleges, Biñan, Laguna
MUNPARLAS Library Association, Inc. takes pride and honored initiating this activity to provide librarians, library personnel and library enthusiasts to (1) see face to face growth of outstanding academic, special and school/K-12 libraries in the Philippines, (2) observe best library practices only the above mentioned libraries can demonstrate, (3) listen to success stories about each of them. Welcome to the South!
The document summarizes the activities of the University of Arkansas at Monticello Phi Alpha Theta: Alpha-Nu-Zeta Chapter for the 2010-2011 school year. It discusses events they participated in such as volunteering at historic cemeteries, hosting speakers, and being recognized for their work. It concludes by thanking the faculty advisors for their support and guidance.
The document describes photos submitted for an award recognizing a typical day in Georgia libraries. It mentions photos showing students using computers for online research at various libraries and schools across Georgia, including public libraries, technical colleges, elementary schools, and middle schools. College and university students are also able to access scholarly research remotely through GALILEO.
Sarah Jayne Voels is pursuing a Master's degree in Library and Information Science from the University of Pittsburgh. She has a Bachelor's degree in English Literature and Women's Studies from Wartburg College. Her resume outlines experience working in various library internships and jobs, including her current role interning at the Community Library of Castle Shannon where she plans programming for children and teens.
Kelly Pollard is seeking a Youth Services Librarian position and has relevant education and experience. She has a Master's in Library and Information Science expected in May 2016 from San Jose State University along with a B.A. in American Studies from UC Santa Cruz. Her experience includes being a Library Media Assistant at Foothill High School where she assists students and teachers, supervises a computer lab, and maintains the library catalog. She also has experience as a freelance writer and editor and has worked as a substitute and recreation teacher.
William Beck is seeking a teaching position in English or History. He has a B.A. in English Literature from the University of Houston and experience volunteering in the community. His resume highlights experience recruiting students for YES Prep Public Schools and assisting students at the M.D. Anderson Library. He has also tutored students through an after-school program and volunteered at the Houston Food Bank. His skills include strong writing, database research, and providing over-the-phone assistance.
The document provides a vita for Douglas K. Hartman that includes his educational background, professional experience, awards, honors, grants, and publications. It summarizes that he is a Professor of Literacy & Technology at Michigan State University, has authored nearly 50 publications, and his research focuses on new literacies, adolescent literacy, health literacy, and the history of literacy. He has received prestigious awards such as the Albert J. Kingston Award for distinguished service to literacy.
Sarah Maximiek has over 15 years of experience working in libraries, primarily at Binghamton University Libraries. She holds an MLS from University at Albany and has served in various roles at Binghamton including Subject Librarian for Political Science and Public Administration. Her experience includes reference and instruction, management of government documents collections, and developing digital reference services. She has presented and published work on topics like instant messaging reference and evaluating reference transactions.
Online resources for researching historic properties and interiorsRecollection Wisconsin
This document summarizes several online resources for researching historic properties and interiors in Wisconsin. It describes the Wisconsin Decorative Arts Database which contains information on over 1,100 decorative art objects from Wisconsin museums. Each record includes photos, descriptions, provenance, biographies of makers, and resources for further research. It also discusses Recollection Wisconsin, a digital collection of over 225,000 resources from Wisconsin libraries and archives, and the Digital Public Library of America which will include Wisconsin collections starting in 2016. Both resources provide access to documents like city directories, manufacturer's catalogs, and photographs useful for historic research.
The document provides the curriculum vitae of Roderick Ramos. It outlines his academic and professional background, awards and honors, publications, professional activities, and workshops/seminars conducted. He has over 25 years of experience working in libraries and has held various leadership roles in library organizations.
The document is a resume for Lisa J. Sterrett that outlines her educational and professional experiences working as a librarian and library media specialist. It details her roles at Southwest Tech College from 2008-2016 where she was the librarian, and prior experience as the library director of McIntosh Memorial Library from 1997-2008. It also lists her education which includes a Master's degree in Educational Media and a Bachelor's degree in Physical Education.
Megan Bendixen has extensive experience in education through student teaching, practicums, coaching, tutoring and museum work. She has a Bachelor's degree in History Education from Iowa State University with minors in Spanish and Political Science. She student taught at both the middle and high school levels, employing technologies and differentiated instruction. Bendixen also has career experience as a museum assistant and interpreter, color guard coach, tutor and crisis line volunteer. She received numerous academic honors and awards during her studies.
This document summarizes information about the Pennsylvania State University Libraries system. It discusses that Penn State is a large public university system with 24 campuses across the state and over 98,000 total students. The main library system has over 6.5 million volumes and is ranked 8th among peer libraries. It also introduces the Diversity Residency Program, which is a 2-year program that provides experience in various library departments for recent graduates to increase diversity within librarianship. The summary discusses the rotations and committee work of Rachel Smith, one of the inaugural residents in the program.
March 10, 2014 - Superintendent's update to the Boardmyphronesis
The superintendent provided updates on various school visits and events that occurred in June, including the Van Tech Talking Stick Festival, a scientist-in-residence at Selkirk Secondary, visits to Gordon Elementary and Kitsilano Secondary, and a VSB ACE-IT tour. Upcoming events were also noted such as the Global Citizenship Conference at John Oliver in March and the Third Annual First People's Festival in April.
Abigail Moore is an education librarian at the University of South Dakota. She has a BA in English Literature from Lehigh University, a MS in Secondary English Education from City College of New York, and a MLS from Queens College. Her career experiences include serving on ALA and state library committees and coordinating reference services. Prior to her current role, she worked as a high school English teacher and library media specialist. Her research focuses on literacy and library marketing.
This document provides information about the executive board and directors of the Philippine Association of Academic/Research Librarians (PAARL) for 2015. It also invites recipients to PAARL's 5th Marina G. Dayrit Lecture Series on November 23, 2015 at the Technological Institute of the Philippines. The lecture series will feature a colloquium highlighting the research of three finalists for PAARL's Best Research Awards, with the authors presenting results to further learning and benchmarking in the field of Philippine libraries and librarianship. Registration for the free event is available online at the provided link.
Amanda M. Benter is seeking a position that utilizes her expertise in public history. She holds an MA in Public History from North Carolina State University and a BA in History and Political Science from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Benter has over 5 years of experience in museums, historic sites, and as an adjunct history instructor at Wake Technical Community College. She has received honors including an NEH grant and the NC State Graduate Student Association Excellence in Graduate Teaching Award.
Revis L. Edmonds Jr. is a historian and educator with extensive experience teaching and conducting research in Arkansas history. He has a MA in History from the University of Central Arkansas and is ABD in a PhD program in Heritage Studies at Arkansas State University. His research focuses on Arkansas politics and culture in the late 20th century. He has published articles and book chapters, presented at numerous conferences, and received awards for his work from the Arkansas Historical Association. Currently he works as a graduate research assistant at Arkansas State University.
The document summarizes various resources and services available through the State Library of Kansas that could benefit students and school librarians. It discusses the State Library's location and history, as well as their digital talking book services. It also lists several online homework help and research databases, opportunities for partnering with the Kansas Center for the Book, and details about accessing digital audiobooks, ebooks and music through the OverDrive service.
The document summarizes a 3-day trip by the Nevada Digital Newspaper Project to various locations in Nevada to promote their efforts. On day one they visited the Nevada State Library, Archives, and Public Records in Carson City where they saw historical artifacts like the Nevada Constitution and a 1857 map. On day two they did community outreach in Virginia City. On days three and four they met with the Washoe County School District in Reno to discuss advertising history through their work with two educators, Sara Lediard and Terra Graves, who have various certifications in media literacy and education technology.
Ricky Lynn Statham Jr. is applying for the circulation position at the Oneonta Public Library. He has a Bachelor's degree in English/Language Arts from Athens State University and an Associate's degree from Wallace State Community College. He has library experience at the high school, college, and public library levels. As the current head of the Teen Program at Oneonta Public Library, he has shown strong leadership, work ethic, and ability to interact with patrons. He is confident that with over a year of experience at Oneonta Public Library, he is the most qualified candidate for the circulation position.
Dr. Jay Casey is a historian who specializes in using cartoons and visual sources to teach history. He has a PhD in History from the University of Houston and has taught at several universities. His research focuses on analyzing soldier cartoons from World War I and II to understand how they portrayed soldiers' experiences and attitudes. He has published articles on this topic and presented his research at numerous conferences. Currently he teaches history education courses as an adjunct professor at Louisiana State University.
Byaheng Aklatan 2017: Benchmarking Tour of Outstanding Libraries! on February 10, 2017
Itinerary and Wow Laguna Libraries, Philippines to visit: :
6:45am Departure from McDonald, Alabang Town Center
9:00am University of Perpetual Help, Biñan, Laguna
11:00am Beacon Academy Academy, Biñan, Laguna
12:00n Lunch
1:00pm DLSU Science & Technology Complex Libraries and Integrated School, Biñan, Laguna
2:30pm Brent International School and Colleges, Biñan, Laguna
MUNPARLAS Library Association, Inc. takes pride and honored initiating this activity to provide librarians, library personnel and library enthusiasts to (1) see face to face growth of outstanding academic, special and school/K-12 libraries in the Philippines, (2) observe best library practices only the above mentioned libraries can demonstrate, (3) listen to success stories about each of them. Welcome to the South!
The document summarizes the activities of the University of Arkansas at Monticello Phi Alpha Theta: Alpha-Nu-Zeta Chapter for the 2010-2011 school year. It discusses events they participated in such as volunteering at historic cemeteries, hosting speakers, and being recognized for their work. It concludes by thanking the faculty advisors for their support and guidance.
The document describes photos submitted for an award recognizing a typical day in Georgia libraries. It mentions photos showing students using computers for online research at various libraries and schools across Georgia, including public libraries, technical colleges, elementary schools, and middle schools. College and university students are also able to access scholarly research remotely through GALILEO.
Sarah Jayne Voels is pursuing a Master's degree in Library and Information Science from the University of Pittsburgh. She has a Bachelor's degree in English Literature and Women's Studies from Wartburg College. Her resume outlines experience working in various library internships and jobs, including her current role interning at the Community Library of Castle Shannon where she plans programming for children and teens.
Kelly Pollard is seeking a Youth Services Librarian position and has relevant education and experience. She has a Master's in Library and Information Science expected in May 2016 from San Jose State University along with a B.A. in American Studies from UC Santa Cruz. Her experience includes being a Library Media Assistant at Foothill High School where she assists students and teachers, supervises a computer lab, and maintains the library catalog. She also has experience as a freelance writer and editor and has worked as a substitute and recreation teacher.
William Beck is seeking a teaching position in English or History. He has a B.A. in English Literature from the University of Houston and experience volunteering in the community. His resume highlights experience recruiting students for YES Prep Public Schools and assisting students at the M.D. Anderson Library. He has also tutored students through an after-school program and volunteered at the Houston Food Bank. His skills include strong writing, database research, and providing over-the-phone assistance.
The document provides a vita for Douglas K. Hartman that includes his educational background, professional experience, awards, honors, grants, and publications. It summarizes that he is a Professor of Literacy & Technology at Michigan State University, has authored nearly 50 publications, and his research focuses on new literacies, adolescent literacy, health literacy, and the history of literacy. He has received prestigious awards such as the Albert J. Kingston Award for distinguished service to literacy.
Sarah Maximiek has over 15 years of experience working in libraries, primarily at Binghamton University Libraries. She holds an MLS from University at Albany and has served in various roles at Binghamton including Subject Librarian for Political Science and Public Administration. Her experience includes reference and instruction, management of government documents collections, and developing digital reference services. She has presented and published work on topics like instant messaging reference and evaluating reference transactions.
Online resources for researching historic properties and interiorsRecollection Wisconsin
This document summarizes several online resources for researching historic properties and interiors in Wisconsin. It describes the Wisconsin Decorative Arts Database which contains information on over 1,100 decorative art objects from Wisconsin museums. Each record includes photos, descriptions, provenance, biographies of makers, and resources for further research. It also discusses Recollection Wisconsin, a digital collection of over 225,000 resources from Wisconsin libraries and archives, and the Digital Public Library of America which will include Wisconsin collections starting in 2016. Both resources provide access to documents like city directories, manufacturer's catalogs, and photographs useful for historic research.
The document provides the curriculum vitae of Roderick Ramos. It outlines his academic and professional background, awards and honors, publications, professional activities, and workshops/seminars conducted. He has over 25 years of experience working in libraries and has held various leadership roles in library organizations.
The document is a resume for Lisa J. Sterrett that outlines her educational and professional experiences working as a librarian and library media specialist. It details her roles at Southwest Tech College from 2008-2016 where she was the librarian, and prior experience as the library director of McIntosh Memorial Library from 1997-2008. It also lists her education which includes a Master's degree in Educational Media and a Bachelor's degree in Physical Education.
Megan Bendixen has extensive experience in education through student teaching, practicums, coaching, tutoring and museum work. She has a Bachelor's degree in History Education from Iowa State University with minors in Spanish and Political Science. She student taught at both the middle and high school levels, employing technologies and differentiated instruction. Bendixen also has career experience as a museum assistant and interpreter, color guard coach, tutor and crisis line volunteer. She received numerous academic honors and awards during her studies.
Barbara A. Shipman has over 15 years of experience in academic libraries. She received her M.L.I.S from Wayne State University and is currently a Special Lecturer at Oakland University, where she provides research services and instruction. Prior to her current role, she worked as a Library Technician at Oakland University and a Library Serials Clerk at a law firm. She has taught information literacy sessions, developed online learning objects, and co-authored an upcoming publication.
Teresa Baugh has over 20 years of experience teaching elementary grades in Oklahoma public schools. She holds an Oklahoma teaching certification in elementary education and a Bachelor of Arts in English. Baugh has extensive professional development experience in literacy, math, science, and classroom management strategies. She has received several honors for her teaching including Washington Teacher of the Year and membership in honor societies. Baugh has mentored student teachers and served on curriculum adoption committees.
Natasha Cooper graduated from Valdosta State University with a Bachelor of Arts in English in 2015. She has classroom experience as a practicum student at Westside Elementary where she assisted teachers. Relevant experience includes working as a site counselor and camp counselor for the YMCA of Metro Atlanta from 2008 to 2010, where she supervised children and planned activities. Currently, she works as an office assistant in the English Department at Valdosta State University.
This document provides a resume for Alyssa Brooke Bonorden, including her education, employment history, archaeological field experience, and publications. She received an MA in Anthropology from Texas Tech University and a BA in Anthropology from Baylor University. Her experience includes positions as an interpreter, teaching assistant, field technician, and field director on various archaeological projects throughout Texas and Belize. She has authored or co-authored several publications on her archaeological work.
This curriculum vitae summarizes Sheeji Kathuria's education and experience as a librarian. She received her Master's in Information Science from the University of Tennessee in 2011. Since 2014, she has worked as an Assistant Professor and Social Sciences Librarian at Mississippi State University. Prior to that, she held reference and instruction positions at the University of Alabama, Huntsville and Georgia Perimeter College. Her experience includes providing reference services, developing research guides, and coordinating outreach and instruction activities.
Sherrill "Sherri" Allen is seeking a position utilizing her experience as a teacher, assistant teacher, substitute teacher, and before/after school teacher. She has a Bachelor of Science degree in Early Childhood Education from Shorter University. Her experience includes work as a supervisor/nursery attendant at Lutheran Church of the Messiah from 2000-2012, caring for children as young as 6 weeks old. She also has experience as a teacher at various schools from 1990-1998 and worked as an assistant teacher, substitute teacher, and head teacher for the Florence Public School District from 1979-1983.
Angela K. Johnson is a PhD candidate studying students' information seeking behaviors and meaning construction using digital resources. Her research focuses on middle and high school students. She has over 20 years of experience as a middle school media specialist and high school teacher. She teaches courses in English, literature, composition and French. She holds several certifications in teaching and library media.
Mary Hennessy is seeking a position that utilizes her varied background and interests in a location closer to family in North Carolina and Tennessee. She has over 12 years of experience as an art teacher for K-6 grades and holds a M.Ed. She also has experience in administrative roles, writing, editing, and legislative analysis from previous government positions. Her resume demonstrates strong organizational, communication, and technology skills developed over a career spanning various roles in education, government, and the arts.
Mandi Goodsett is a Performing Arts & Humanities Librarian at Cleveland State University. She has a Master of Science in Library Science from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and is currently pursuing a Master of Education in Adult & Continuing Education from Cleveland State University. Her experience includes positions at Georgia Southwestern State University, Interlochen Center for the Arts, University of Illinois, and University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point. She has published and presented widely on topics related to library instruction, information literacy, and professional development for librarians.
Jane Stahl has over 20 years of experience in education and library science. She holds a Masters in Library and Information Science from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and a B.A. in Elementary Education from North Park University. Her background includes work as a classroom teacher, reading tutor, children's librarian, and interim library director. She is currently working as a substitute teacher at Trinity Day Care.
R.G. Humphrey has over 10 years of experience as a secondary education teacher. He holds a Master's degree in Secondary Education and teaching credentials in Social Studies. His experience includes positions as a substitute teacher, world history teacher, student teacher in U.S. history, and English teacher. He utilizes various teaching methods including visual, audio, and kinesthetic lessons to engage students with different learning styles.
R.G. Humphrey has over 10 years of experience as a secondary education teacher. He has a Master's degree in Secondary Education and teaching credentials in Social Studies. His experience includes positions as a substitute teacher, world history teacher, student teacher in U.S. history, and English teacher. He implements various teaching methods including visual, audio, and kinesthetic lessons to engage students with different learning styles.
This document is a resume for Kristy J. Keaton. It summarizes her experience as a family and consumer science teacher at Bountiful High School from 2013 to present and Mountain View High School from 2012 to 2013. It also lists her previous roles as an LDS seminary teacher, teacher assistant, and department secretary. Her volunteer experience includes roles helping with workshops and coordinating a radio reading program. References are provided.
Jennifer Meiser is seeking a position that utilizes her analytical abilities, education background in history and Spanish from Ohio University, and excellent communication skills. She has experience interning at the Athens County Historical Society and Museum, leading campus tours for Ohio University, and volunteering to teach elementary Spanish students. Meiser also has experience as a lifeguard and engaging in extracurricular activities through Ohio University.
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1. Michelle E. Colquitt
Post Office Box 341, Winterville, GA 30683▪michellecolquitt@gmail.com
Georgia Southern M.Ed. Portfolio.: http://mecolquittportfolio.weebly.com
EDUCATION
Georgia Southern University, Statesboro, GA Anticipated May 2017
M.Ed., School Library Media, GPA: 3.90
Valdosta State University, Valdosta, GA December 2011
Master of Library and Information Science, GPA: 3.69
Emmanuel College, Franklin Springs, GA May 2006
Bachelor of Science, Pre-Law, Magna cum laude, GPA 3.76
Athens Technical College, Athens, GA June 2003
Associate of Arts, Paralegal Studies, Honor Graduate, GPA 3.95
EMPLOYMENT
Georgia Piedmont Technical College, Covington, GA January 2017 to Present
Evening Librarian
Provide research assistance to student, faculty, and staff patrons in a variety of formats—in
person, over the phone, and library chat
Responsible for closing the Newton Campus Library on a daily basis
Responsible for collection development and maintenance of a medium sized collection
Department of Juvenile Justice, Athens, GA June 2006 to November 2016
Juvenile Probation Parole Specialist II
Manage caseload of up to seventy-five juvenile offenders to ensure they complete assigned
sentence
Conduct and analyze Mental Health Assessments on Juvenile offenders
Maintain precise legal histories for offenders using the Juvenile Tracking System
Prepare data reports to inform the Department and Court of important statistics
West Avenue Home, Carnesville, GA February 2005 to May 2006
Resident Advocate
Taught life skills to teenage mothers based on curriculum chosen by administration
Planned weekend events for youth and transported them to events
Documented shift events and informed oncoming staff of major events both verbally and in writing
Athens Technical College Library, Athens, GA July 2001 to February 2003
Student Library Assistant February 2004 to February 2005
Provided frontline customer service and circulation services for faculty, staff, and student patrons
Ran faculty copy service to ensure that materials were copied correctly and remained confidential
Organized an assigned area to ensure materials were shelved correctly according to Library of
Congress classification
Assisted patrons to resolve any computer hardware or software issues
LEADERSHIP & COMMUNITY SERVICE
Intern, Jefferson City Schools January 2017 to present
Intern, Michael S. Green, PC February 2003 to September 2003
Intern, Athens-Clarke County Library Heritage Room March 2014 to October 2014
AFFILIATIONS
Member, American Library Association (August 2009 to present), Georgia Library Association (August
2009 to present), Georgia Library Media Association (June 2016 to present)