CVs FOR LIBRARY FACULTY 



For your guidance in adapting your resumé or current curriculum vitae for use with form P, we offer the following outline, guidelines and examples.
 


Committee on Appointments and Promotions
University Libraries of Notre Dam
September 13, 2000
 

Some considerations in using the outline and examples below.
 

CATEGORIES:
 

Higher Education

Positions Held and Academic Ranks Attained

Scholarships and Fellowships

Distinctions, Honors, Awards

Professional Memberships and Service

Continuing Education (May be distributed under other categories if appropriate.)

Books and Monographs (Where relevant, list creative work involving painting, design, or composition, by title, date of completion, and dates of showings or performances.)

Publications[e.g. articles and book chapters] (Indicate refereed as applicable.)

Other Publishing Contributions [e.g. editorial work, book reviews, and columns]

Lectures and Addresses (Indicate invited as applicable.)

Grants and Sponsored Programs (Indicate your role.)

University Service

Library Service

Community Service

Other Notable Contributions

References (List when appropriate.)

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APPENDIX




Definitions:
 

Résumé: A brief summary of one's professional career, usually intended to accompany an application for a position.
 

Curriculum Vitae: Per Webster's online dictionary, "a short account of one's career and qualifications prepared typically by an applicant for a position"; used almost exclusively by academics it tends to be lengthier than a résumé in the sense that it cumulates one's career activities and provides more detail.
 

Promotion Dossier: The contents of a file prepared to validate a request for promotion; where the CV lists publications, speeches, courses taught, etc., the dossier contains the documents themselves or evidence of them. Examples are articles, reviews of books published, letters from editors, syllabi of courses taught.
 

Form Q: The form that has been used in the past in full or in part as the basis for reappointment and promotion. It will currently be used only for initial appointments ( a University requirement).
 

Form P: The form teaching and research faculty have been using "for reappointment, promotion, or tenure." and which Library Faculty will be using starting in July, 2000. Form P has two parts: a narrative that describes a faculty member's experience, interests and goals and a current CV.
 
 
 

EXAMPLES FOR EACH CV CATEGORY:
 
 
 

Higher Education
 

EXAMPLE A.
 

Bachelor of Music (Music Education, Music History), Westminster College (New Wilmington, Pa.), 1966.

Master of Fine Arts (Music History, Music Theory), Ohio University (Athens, Ohio), 1968.

Master of Science (Library Science), University of North Carolina (Chapel Hill, N.C.), 1971.

Doctoral studies in English History, Rutgers University (New Brunswick, N.J.), 1975-77.
 
 

EXAMPLE B.
 

1985 MS, Information Science, University of North Texas

1978 BA, History/Social Sciences, University of North Texas
 
 

EXAMPLE C.
 

University of Pittsburgh, Master of Library Science, 1975

Duquesne University, Bachelor of Arts, Major: Psychology, 1973 
 
 

EXAMPLE D.
 

Ph.D. University of Wisconsin-Madison (Library and Information Studies) 1990

M.A. University of Wisconsin-Madison (Library Science) 1971

B.A. University of Wisconsin-Madison (History) 1969
 
 

EXAMPLE E.
 

Brigham Young University, Master of Library and Information Science, 1990.

Brigham Young University, B.S., Business Management (Finance emphasis), 1978, with minor in Economics/Accounting. 
 
 

EXAMPLE F.
 

University of Notre Dame 1982-1985

12 credit hours towards a Master's Degree in American Studies

Western Michigan University 1976-1977

Degree: Master of Science in Librarianship

Indiana University at South Bend 1970-1975

Degree: Bachelor of Arts

Major: English

Minor: Foreign Languages
 

Positions Held and Academic Ranks Attained
 

EXAMPLE A.
 

University of Notre Dame, University Libraries, 1981 ----

Faculty Rank:

Associate Librarian, 1986 ----

Assistant Librarian, 1984-1986

Staff Librarian, 1981-1984

Reference Librarian, 1982 ----

University Libraries Web Co-Editor, 1996-1997

Reference Department Web Editor, 1994-2000

Signage Coordinator, 1993 ----

Bibliographic Instruction Coordinator, 1988-1996

Reference Desk Services Coordinator, 1986-1989 & 1990 ---- 

American History Liaison, 1984-1991

Reference Training and Orientation Coordinator, 1983-1999

Monograph Acquisitions Librarian, 1981-1982

University of Notre Dame, University Libraries, 1978 - 1981

Supervisor, Search/Gifts and Sales Section, 1979-1981

Assistant, Gifts and Sales Section, 1978-1979
 
 

EXAMPLE B.
 

Music Librarian, University of Notre Dame, 1993-

Rank: Associate Librarian 1993-1995; Librarian 1995-

Concurrent Instructor in Music, University of Notre Dame, 1994-

Editorial work (freelance) for Associated University Presses; Indiana University Press; Princeton University Press; Libraries Unlimited, Inc.; Holmes & Meier, Inc.; etc., 1990-94.

Assistant Director for Collection Management, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, 1987-90.

Rank: Librarian 1987-1990

Acquisitions Librarian, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, 1985-87

Rank: Librarian I, 1985-1987 [fill in ranks below later]

Adjunct Faculty, School of Library and Information Science, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, 1981-90

Music Librarian, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, 1977-85

Rank: Associate Librarian, 1977-85

Readers' Advisor in Music, Trenton State College (New Jersey), 1972-77

Rank: Librarian 1

Assistant Head, Catalog Department, University of North Carolina, Greensboro, 1971-72

Rank: Assistant Professor in the Library

Music Librarian, Ohio University, 1968-70

Rank: Librarian 1
 
 

Positions Held and Academic Ranks Attained (Continued)
 

EXAMPLE C. 
 

Univesity Libraries

University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN 

Engineering Librarian 1998-

Rank: Associate Librarian 1995

Business Reference Specialist 1991-1997

Rank: Assistant to Associate Librarian 1991-1995

Concurrent Appointment

Indiana University South Bend, South Bend, IN

Associate Faculty, SLIS

Course: L629 Business Information Sources 1995

Course: L644 On-line Information Retrieval 1997

Zenith Data Systems, St. Joseph, MI

Corporate/Engineering Librarian 1985-1991

Duquesne University, Pittsburgh, PA

Reference Assistant 1968-1975
 
 

EXAMPLE D.
 

University of Notre Dame 1981-

Promoted to Librarian 1996

Promoted to Associate Librarian 1987

Promoted to Assistant Librarian 1983

Appointed as Staff Librarian 1981 

Reference Librarian/Subject Liaison 1981-

Reference and Instructional Responsibilities

Coordinator for Reference Support Services 1996-

Coordinator for Database and Reference Support Services 1990-1996

Coordinator for Database Services 1983-1990

Database Librarian/Reference 1982-1983

Reference Librarian 1981-1982

Collection Development Responsibilities

Subject Liaison, Film, Television, Theater 1997-

Subject Liaison, American Studies 1994-

Subject Liaison, Journalism 1994-

Subject Liaison, African American Studies 1992-

Subject Liaison, Gender Studies, 1989-

Subject Liaison, German Language and Literature 1986-1999

Indiana University at South Bend

Adjunct Instructor, Graduate School of Library and Information Science

Online Information Retrieval, Summer Session II 1996

Principles of Library Collection Building, Fall 1996

Substitute Reference Librarian 1977

Library Assistant, Acquisitions Dept. 1975-1976

Tutor, Special Services Program 1975-1976 

Bethel College 

Consultant, Online Searching Module, Master's in Human Resources 1989-1990

South Bend Public Library 

Reference Librarian 1977-1981
 

EXAMPLE E.
 

Assistant Dean, Library Technology and Systems

Western Michigan University Libraries 

1995 - present
 

Associate Professor/ Head of Library Systems

Oklahoma State University Libraries

1989 - 1995
 

Adjunct Professor, School of Library and Information Studies

University of Oklahoma

1994
 

Microcomputer Operations Manager

AMIGOS Bibliographic Council

1988 - 1989
 

Library Liaison Officer 

AMIGOS Bibliographic Council

1987 - 1988
 

Adjunct Instructor, School of Library and Information Science

University of North Texas

1987
 

Reference Librarian/ Coordinator Online Search Services, Fondren Library

Southern Methodist University

1985 - 1987
 

Library Assistant

University of North Texas Libraries.

1982 - 1985
 
 
 

EXAMPLE F.
 

Positions Held
 

Social Science/Hispanic Bibliographic Access Management Team Leader, University of Notre Dame, Hesburgh Library, University of Notre Dame, 1999-Present. 

Economics Subject Liaison, University of Notre Dame, 1999-2000.

Social Sciences Cataloger, University of Notre Dame, Hesburgh Library, 1990-1999.
 

Academic Ranks Obtained
 

Assistant Librarian, University of Notre Dame, 1993-Present. 

Staff Librarian, University of Notre Dame, 1990-1993. 
 

Scholarships and Fellowships.
 

EXAMPLE A.
 

Undergraduate: Merit Scholarship 1974-1975

Graduate: Fellowship, Western Michigan

University Graduate School of 

Librarianship 1976-1977
 
 

EXAMPLE B.
 

Tuition Scholarship, Westminster College, 1962-63.

State of New Jersey Scholarship, 1962-66.

Tuition Scholarship, Ohio University, 1966-68.

Graduate Assistantship, Ohio University, 1967-68.

National Defense Education Act Fellowship, University of North Carolina, 1970-71.
 
 
 

Distinctions, Honors, Awards.
 

EXAMPLE A.
 

Beta Phi Mu, International Honor Society in Library Science 1991-
 
 

EXAMPLE B.
 

"Outstanding Performance" Award, University Libraries, October 19, 1999

Member of the ILF Intellectual Freedom Committee, recipient of the American Library Association's Intellectual Freedom Round Table/SIRS State Program Award for 1985-1986

Who's Who in Religion, Marquis, 1975
 
 

EXAMPLE C.
 

Undergraduate: Dean's List 1969-1975

Excellence in English Award 1975

Graduate: Kappa Chapter, 

Beta Phi Mu Scholarship Award 1977

Beta Phi Mu International

Library Science Honor Society 1977

Professional: The Reverend Paul J. Foik, C.S.C. Award 2000
 
 

EXAMPLE D.
 

Beta Phi Mu (national library science honorary fraternity), 1971

Pi Kappa Lambda (national music honorary fraternity), 1968

Phi Kappa Phi (national scholarship honorary fraternity), 1968

Alpha Psi Omega (national dramatics honorary fraternity), 1965

Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia (national music service fraternity), 1964
 
 
 

Professional Memberships and Service
 

EXAMPLE A.
 

Seminar on the Acquisition of Latin American Library Materials, 1995-Present.

Cataloging Subcommittee, 1995-Present.

Rapporteur General, 2000-

(Attended Annual Conference, 1995-Present)

Ohio Valley Group of Technical Services Librarians, 1993-1998.

Conference Planning Committee, 1997.

Conference Program Committee, 1997.

(Attended Annual Conference, 1994-1997)

American Library Association, 1990-1994. 

ALSA 2, 1992-1995.

Continuing Education Committee, 1992-1995. 
 
 

EXAMPLE B.
 

American Library Association 1981-

Association of College and Research Libraries 1981-

Bibliographic Instruction Section 1981-1996

Western European Specialists Section 1986-1999

Germanists Discussion Group 1986-1996

Women's Studies Section 1989-

Communications Committee, Member 1989-1991

Technical Services Committee, Member 1992-1996 

Collection Development Committee, Member 1996-1998

Member-at-Large, Elected 1998- 2000

Electronic Resources Committee, Member 1999- 

Committee on the Status of Women

Bibliography Task Force, Member 2000- 

Reference and Adult Services Division 1981-1995

Catalog Use Committee, Member 1988-1991

Chair 1991-1992

Machine Assisted Reference Section

Cost and Financing Committee, Member 1982-1986

Chair 1986-1987

Disk Technology Discussions Group,

Steering Committee, Member 1988-1989

International Relations Round Table

Joint Committee on International Exchanges of

Librarians and Information Professionals, Member 1985-1989 

Indiana Online Users Group, Charter member 1987-1995

Treasurer 1989-1990 

ALSA Grantback Project 1988-1989

Indiana Association of Research Libraries 1990-1993

Database Access Task Force, Member 1990-1992

Policy Recommendations Sub-Committee 1990-1991 
 

Professional Memberships and Service (Continued)
 

EXAMPLE C.
 

American Library Association, 1980 ----

Intellectual Freedom Round Table, 1981 ----

Publications Committee, 1999 ----

Membership Promotion Committee,1992-1993, Chair, 1993-1995 

Ad Hoc Twentieth Anniversary Celebration Committee, 1992-1993

Executive Committee, 1990-1995, Secretary, 1990-1992 (elected)

Organization and Bylaws Committee, 1988-1990

State Intellectual Freedom Program Award Committee, 1985-1987, Chair, 1986-1987

Executive Committee, 1983-1987, Secretary, 1986 (appointed),

Publications Committee, 1984-1985

Freedom to Read Foundation, Liaison to, 1983-1985

Reference and User Services Association, 1980 ----

Reference Services in Medium-Sized Research Libraries Discussion Gp, 1981 ----

Steering Committee, (elected), 1985-1990, Chair, 1988-1989

Association of College and Research Libraries, 1980 ----

Philosophical, Religious and Theological Studies Discussion Group, 1990 ----, Co-founder, 1990

Steering Committee (elected), 1990-1992, Chair, 1991-1992

New Members Round Table, 1981-1984

Cognotes Committee, 1982-1984

Indiana Library Federation, 1981-1990 and 1995 ----

Intellectual Freedom Committee, 1997 ----, Chair, 1999 ----

District 1 Conference Planning Committee, 1997----, Chair, 1999----

Indiana Leadership Development Institute Retreat Planning Committee, Indiana Library Federation Intellectual Freedom Committee and Association of Indiana Media Educators Intellectual Freedom Committee, 1995-1996

Intellectual Freedom Committee, 1983-1987

Reference Division, Executive Committee, 1983-1984, Secretary, 1983-1984

District 1 Conference Planning Committee, 1982-1985, Chair, 1984-1985

Freedom to Read Foundation, 1982 ----
 

EXAMPLE D.
 

American Library Association 1985-1996

Association of College and Research Libraries 1991-1996

American Society of Engineering Education 1998-

Special Libraries Association 1985-

St. Joseph Public Library Board of Trustees 1991-

Secretary 1994-1998

Berrien Library Consortium 1985-1991

President 1989-1991
 

Professional Memberships and Service (Continued)
 

EXAMPLE E.
 

Professional Memberships
 

American Library Association (ALA)

Library and Information Technology Association (LITA)

Association of College and Research Libraries (ACRL) 
 

Professional Activities
 

Member, ALA LITA/Gaylord Award Committee, 1997-1998

Member, ALA ACRL 9th National Conference Technology Subcommittee, 1997-1999

Member, OCLC Access Services Advisory Committee, 1996-1998

Chair, ALA LITA Financial Development Committee, 1993-1995

Chair, Oklahoma Library Association (OLA) Automation Round Table (ART), 1994-1995; Vice-Chair, 1993-1994; member, 1989-1995

Member, ALA LITA Publications Committee, 1994-1996; 1998--

Member, OLA ART Program Planning Committee, 1992-1995

Chair of judging panel for annual Computers in Libraries Information Product/Service (CLIPS) Award, 1990-1995

Member and former Chair of ALA LITA Custom Applications for Library Microcomputers (CALM) Interest Group

Founding member and first Chair of ALA LITA Hypertext Interest Group
 
 

EXAMPLE F
 

Seminar on the Acquisition of Latin American Library Materials, 1995-Present.

Cataloging Subcommittee, 1995-Present.

Rapporteur General, 2000-

(Attended Annual Conference, 1995-Present)

Ohio Valley Group of Technical Services Librarians, 1993-1998.

Conference Planning Committee, 1997.

Conference Program Committee, 1997.

(Attended Annual Conference, 1994-1997)

American Library Association, 1990-1994. 

ALSA 2, 1992-1995.

Continuing Education Committee, 1992-1995.
 
 
 

Continuing Education (May be distributed under other categories if appropriate.)
 

EXAMPLE A.
 

Frequent attendance at American Library Association Annual and Midwinter Meetings

Frequent attendance at Indiana Library Federation Annual Meetings

Frequent attendance at Indiana Library Federation District One Annual Meetings

Occasional attendance at ALSA II & INCOLSA Reference Round Table Meetings

Occasional attendance at state, area and local reference and computer related workshops 
 

Of Special Note:
 

University of Notre Dame's Faculty Fellow, "Collegium 2000: A Colloquy on Faith and Intellectual Life," St. John's University, Collegeville, MN, June 16-23, 2000

"Teaching Well Using Technology: A Faculty Member's Guide to Wise and Time-Efficient Use of Instructional Technology," University of Notre Dame, October 22, 1999

International Consortia of ALEPH Users (ICAU), Annual Meeting, Siena, Italy, October 3-6, 1999

"Ethics, Policy, and the Library: Making Thoughtful Decisions About Divisive Issues," Loyola University Chicago. Chicago, IL, September 25, 1999

Conflict Resolution Training, Ministry of Reconciliation, Church of the Brethren, Camp Alexander Mack, Milford, Indiana, 1997, 1998 and 1999

"Censorship in School & Public Libraries," Leadership Development Institute (Region 3), (Office for Intellectual Freedom, American Library Association) Columbus, Ohio, November 10-11, 1995

"Faculty Workshop on Cultural Diversity in the Curriculum," Ford Foundation, Center for Continuing Education, University of Notre Dame, June 10-11, 1991

"Managing the Learning Process," Association of Research Libraries, Office of Management Services, University of Notre Dame, August, 1988

Small Group Facilitator Training, sponsored by the Office for Intellectual Freedom, American Library Association, Midwinter Meeting, Washington, DC, January, 1984
 

Numerous software and database raining experiences including DIALOG, BRS, EPIC, OVID, LEXIS/NEXIS, DOS, Windows 95/NT, HTML, WordPerfect, Eurdora, ProCite, HyperCard, PowerPoint, and FileMaker Pro from vendors, INCOLSA and the Office of Information Technologies and the University Libraries, University of Notre Dame
 

Individual learning of software including DOS, SuperWriter, WordPerfect, PCFile, SuperCalc, Microsoft Excel, UNIX, HTML and JavaScript
 

Numerous audits in theology, American history, American church history, hymnody, German and French at the University of Notre Dame, Bethany Theological Seminary and Associated Mennonite Biblical Seminaries
 
 

EXAMPLE B.
 

OCLC Institute "Knowledge Access Management: Tools and Concepts for Next Generation Catalogers" held Feb. 16-18, 1998 in Dublin, Ohio. Included direction of a pilot project in the Hesburgh Library involving creation of OPAC records for WWW resources which was approved by and completed as a requirement of the Institute. 
 

Books and Monographs (Where relevant, list creative work involving painting, design, or composition, by title, date of completion, and dates of showings or performances.)
 
 

EXAMPLE A .
 

Modern Music Librarianship : Essays in Honor of Ruth Watanabe. (Co-editor). Stuyvesant, N.Y.: Pendragon Press; Kassel: Bärenreiter Verlag, 1989. (Festschrift series ; No. 8).

Proceedings of the Symposium on the University Library and the Arts. (Editor). Milwaukee, Wis.: University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, 1984.

Directory of Music Bibliographic Instruction Projects in the Midwest Chapter of the Music Library Association. First edition (compiler and editor). Bloomington, Ind.: Midwest Chapter of the Music Library Association, 1982.

Milwaukee Music Notes (founder and editor), Milwaukee, Wis.: Civic Music Association of Milwaukee, 1978-79.

A Guide to the Music of Charles Ives. Trenton, N.J.: Roscoe L. West Library, 1976.

Procedure Manual for Coding Phonorecords for Computer Catalog Input. Trenton, N.J.: Roscoe L. West Library, 1973.

Procedure Manual for Computer Coding. Greensboro, N.C.: Walter Clinton Jackson Library, 1971.

Ohio University Music Library Index Series. (Editor and compiler, v. 1-7) Athens, Ohio: Ohio University Music Library, 1968-69.
 
 

EXAMPLE B.
 

The OCLC Workstation. Volume 9 of The Essential Guide to the Library IBM PC, Meckler, 1989.

Inventory of County Records, Bosque County Courthouse, Meridian, Texas. Texas County Records Inventory Project (printed by the Texas State Library), 1980. (Co-compiler)

Inventory of County Records, Presidio County Courthouse, Marfa, Texas. Texas County Records Inventory Project (printed by theTexas State Library), 1981. (Co-compiler)

Inventory of County Records, Runnels County Courthouse, Ballinger, Texas. Texas County Records Inventory Project (printed by theTexas State Library), 1980. (Co-compiler)
 

Publications. (Indicate refereed as applicable.)
 
 
 

EXAMPLE A.
 
 
 

Book Chapters
 

"The LAN as a Communication Gateway: Using a Token Ring Network to Access a NOTIS Library System," In Library LANs: Case Studies in Practice and Application, ed. Marshall Breeding. Meckler, 1992.

"Hypertext/Hypermedia for Libraries," In Advances in Library Automation and Networking, vol. 4. ed. Joe Hewitt. JAI Press, Inc., 1991.

"Micro Management: The Bottom Line," In Connecting With Technology 1988: Microcomputers in Libraries, ed. Nancy Melin Nelson. Meckler, 1988.
 

Articles
 

"Facing the Challenge: Technology Training in Libraries," Information Technology and Libraries, (17: 4) December 1998

"A Commercial Software Approach to Workstation Security," Library Hi Tech, (15: 1-2) 1997.

"LAN-Based Application Delivery," Computers in Libraries, June 1997.

"Networking OPAC Stations," Computers in Libraries, May 1997.

"Library Laptops," Computers in Libraries, October 1994.

"Word Processors: My Two Cents," Computers in Libraries, January 1994.

"Editing OPAC Informational Screens Using a Word Processor and Windows," (with Johnny L. Johnson) Library Software Review, Spring 1994.

"Windows on Public Workstations," Computers in Libraries, October 1993.

"Everything is a TSR: Memory-Resident Programs and Windows," Computers in Libraries, April 1993.

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"Windows 3.0: Confessions of a Convert, (Part II)," Computers in Libraries, November 1990.

"Windows 3.0: Confessions of a Convert, (Part I)," Computers in Libraries, October 1990.

"Windows and Mice in C," Computers in Libraries, September 1990.

"Computer Viruses: An Overview." Library Software Review, May-June 1990.

"Workstations: Seeking a Common Interface." In "Conference Reports: INFORMA 1990: The Organization and the Conference," Library Hi Tech News, July-August 1990.

"Hypertext: Link to the Future," Computers in Libraries, June 1990.

"The Importance of Making Back-ups," Computers in Libraries, May 1990.

"How Do You Manage Those Projects?," Computers in Libraries, February 1990.

"The Quick and the Dead: Living With Your Hard Disk," Computers in Libraries, January 1990.

"Trends In Library Microcomputing," Computers in Libraries, July 1989.

"OS/2 and the Future of Microcomputing," (part 3 in a series) Computers in Libraries, January 1989.

"OS/2: A Closer Look," (part 2 in a series) Small Computers in Libraries, December 1988.

"OS/2: Is the Future Here Now?," (part 1 in a series) Small Computers in Libraries, November 1988.

"State of the Art Library Workstations: A Guided Tour," Wilson Library Bulletin, October 1988.

"Microsoft CD-ROM Extensions," CD-ROM Librarian, September/October 1988.

"DOS Training: Learning by Viewing," Small Computers in Libraries, September 1988.

"Communications Shareware," Small Computers in Libraries, May 1988.

"Video Projection Systems for Microcomputers," Small Computers in Libraries, March 1988.

"Library Applications of Database Management Systems," Small Computers in Libraries, February 1988.

"Public Domain and Shareware," Small Computers in Libraries, December 1987.

"Installing CD-ROM Systems: How Do We Do It?," CD-ROM Librarian, November/December 1987.

"What Is This Thing Called WYSE?," Small Computers in Libraries, November 1987.

"Taking Advantage of Users Groups," Small Computers in Libraries, September 1987.
 

Publications. (Continued)
 
 
 

EXAMPLE B.
 
 
 

"Including Web Sites in the Online Catalog," Journal of Academic Librarianship, Volume 25, no. 5, September 1999, pp. 390-394 (with Laura Bayard). (Refereed)

"Navigating the Electronic Maze," Gender Matters, University of Notre Dame, volume 9, number 1, October 1998.

"Making the Interdisciplinary Multicultural: Collection Building for the New Millennium," in Proceedings of the 7th National ACRL Conference, Chicago, American Library Association, 1995. (Refereed)

"The Impact of Technology on Libraries," The Christian Librarian, November 1993, pp. 5-8.

The One-Stop Information Store - the Catalog beyond Cutter: a Selected Bibliography ( compiled for the ALA RASD/LITA annual program in San Francisco, June 1992).

"What Does Electronic Access to Information Cost?" College and Research Libraries News, February 1991, pp. 90-92.

Expanding the Online Search Service: Common Sense and Cost Considerations," in Dollars and Sense; Implications of the New Online Technology for Managing the Library. Proceedings of a Conference Program Held in New York City, June 29, 1986. Chicago, American Library Association, 1987. (Refereed)

"An Instructional Library Exchange in China," College and Research Libraries News, June 1986, pp. 392-399.
 

<http://www.library.wisc.edu:80/libraries/WomensStudies/core/crlang.htm > a Web site revised and compiled annually for Core Lists in Women's Studies

<http://www.nd.edu/~colldev/subjects/wss.html> a Web site created for WSSLINKS: Women and Gender Studies Web Sites

<http://libraries.mit.edu/humanities/WomensStudies/wscd.html> developed and maintained by the Women's Studies Section of ACRL. This website is continuously updated and maintained.
 
 
 

EXAMPLE C.
 
 
 

"Intellectual and Religious Freedom," Indiana Libraries: Accepted for Publication 

"A Comparison of Hymnals," Brethren Life and Thought, 1988, v.33 (4) pp. 265-269

"Online Search Analyst and Search-Service Manager Tasks" in "Current Issues in Reference and Adult Services," RQ, 1985, v. 24 (4). pp. 403-410, contributed as a member of the American Library Association, Reference and Adult Services Division, Machine Assisted Reference Section, Measurement and Evaluation of Services Committee

"Preorder Searching in Academic Libraries: A Bibliographic Essay," Library 

Acquisitions: Practice and Theory, 1983, v. 7 (2) pp. 139-144

"Conscientious Objection and the American Baptist Convention of 1940," Foundations,

a Baptist Journal of History and Theology, 1972, v. 15 (4) pp. 342-354
 

Publications. (Continued)
 
 
 

EXAMPLE D.
 
 
 

Articles
 

Resource Description in the Digital Age," in Library Trends 45: 462-487 (Winter 1997).

"A Employer's Perspective on LIS Education," in Technical Services Quarterly 15(1/2):109-118 (1997).

"Support Staff and Librarians in Cataloging," in Cataloging and Classification Quarterly 23 (1): 27-47 (1996).

"After Cutter: Authority Control in the Twenty-First Century," in Library Resources and Technical Services 39: 133-141 (April 1995).

"Cooperative Cataloging: A Vision for the Future," with Sarah E. Thomas, in Cataloging & Classification Quarterly 17, nos. 3/4: 237-257 (1993).

"Virtual Support: Evolving Technical Services," in The Virtual Library: Visions and Realities, edited by Laverna M. Saunders. Westport: Meckler, 71-86, (1993).

"The Role of Professional in Bibliographic Access Services," Journal of Library Administration 15:125-150 (1991).

"From Authority Control to Informed Retrieval: a Framework for Thinking about the Changing Domain of Subject Access," with Prudence W. Dalrymple, College & Research Libraries 52:139-149 (March 1991).
 

"Classification and the Library User," in Classification of Library Materials. Edited by Betty G. Bengston and Janet Swan Hill. New York: Neal-Schuman, (1990).

"Technical Services Organization," with D. Kaye Gapen, in Technical Services Today and Tomorrow. Michael Gorman and Associates. Libraries Unlimited, 171-183 (1990).

"Implementing AACR2 at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Library," with Franklyn F. Bright, in Research Libraries and Their Implementation of AACR2, edited by Judith Hopkins and John A. Edens. Greenwich, CT: JAI Press, (1986).

"Year's Work in Subject Analysis, 1981," Library Resources & Technical Services 26:263-276 (July/September 1982).
 

Editorial
 

Editor, Library Resources & Technical Services (LRTS) 1996-

Member, Editorial Board, Resources Sharing & Information Networks 1995-
 
 
 

Other Publishing Contributions
 
 
 

EXAMPLE A.
 
 
 

Editor of Information Technology and Libraries, 1998--. ITAL is a refereed journal published quarterly by the Library and Information Technology Association (LITA), a division of the American Library Association.

Editor of OCLC Systems and Services (formerly titled OCLC Micro), 1991-1994; author of "OCLC News" column, a compilation of news reports pertaining to OCLC, 1994-1995.

Software review editor for Library Software Review, 1990-1995.

Contributing editor, Computers in Libraries, 1987-1995; author of "Newsline" column, a compilation of news reports pertaining to library automation, 1994-1995.
 

Numerous software reviews published in Library Software Review; two book reviews published in Information Technology and Libraries; one review published in First Monday.
 
 
 

EXAMPLE B.
 
 
 

Library Resources in American Studies: a Reference Guide, September, 1994.

University of Notre Dame Libraries: Currently Available Electronic Resources, September, 1994.

"PACSearch: Another UNLOC Enhancement," Access: News from the University Libraries at Notre Dame, April, 1994.

Recent Acquisitions in African American Studies, 1993-1998, 10 issues/year

"An International Perspective on Libraries," Access: News from the University Libraries at Notre Dame, March, 1991.

Reference Sources in Gender Studies: a Selected Bibliography, 1991.

"Collection Building for Gender Studies," Access: News from the University Libraries at Notre Dame, December, 1990.

"The Expanding Electronic Environment," Access: News from the University Libraries at Notre Dame, November 1989.

Recent Acquisitions in Gender Studies, 1989-1998, 10 issues/year

"Optical Disk Technology at ALA Conference," Access: News from the University Libraries at Notre Dame, December 1988.

"Computerized Database Search Service Survey: a Report Summary," Access: News from the University Libraries at Notre Dame, April 1988.

"Wilsondisc: a New Electronic Reference Tool," Access: News from the University Libraries at Notre Dame, February 1988.

"Visiting Libraries in the People's Republic of China," Access: News from the University Libraries at Notre Dame, December 1985

"New Database Systems," Access: News from the University Libraries at Notre Dame, October 1985.
 
 
 

EXAMPLE C.
 
 
 

Associate Editor, Intellectual Freedom Round Table Report, 1999 ----

Review of Censorship and the American Library Association's Response to Threats to Intellectual Freedom, 1939-1969, by Louise S. Robbins in Library & Information Science Research: an International Journal, vol. 19, no. 4 (1997): 409-410 

"Rights in Conflict," Intellectual Freedom Round Table Report, 1984, n. 17, p. 3

Co-Editor, Intellectual Freedom Round Table Report, 1983-1984
 

Other Publishing Contributions (Continued)
 
 
 

EXAMPLE D.
 
 
 

"Total Quality Management," ALCTS Newsletter, v.2, no. 8, 1991, pp. 81-83.

"Continuing Education: A Focus on Paraprofessionals," ALCTS Newsletter, v. 2, no. 6, 1991, pp. 57-59.

Review of: McDonald, Joseph Andrew. Academic Library Effectiveness Ph.D., Drexel University, 1987. Library and Information Science Research 12 (#1): 1990, pp. 119-121.

"Can We Simplify Cataloging?" ALCTS Newsletter, v. 2, no. 1, 1991, pp. 1.

"Defining the Problem," In Cost-Effective Technical Services. Edited by Gary Pitkin. New York: Neal-Schuman, 1989, pp. 56-58.

Review of: Markey, Karen. Research Report on the Process of Subject Searching in the Library Catalog: Final Report. Dublin, OH: OCLC Online Computer Library Center, 1983, pp. 137. Published in Library and Information Science Research.
 
 
 

EXAMPLE E.
 
 
 

Contributor of book and journal reviews and recommendations to the "Books In Business" section of Around the Globe Newsletter of the University of Notre Dame College of Business Administration. Autumn 1993: "Doing Business in Latin America," pp. 5, 16. Winter 1996: "Entrepreneurship," p. 14.
 
 
 

EXAMPLE F.
 
 
 

Rapporteur for SALALM Newsletter, August 1997, for Rev. Edward Cleary's Presentation "The Catholic Church in Latin America," 1997 Annual Conference of SALALM. 

Rapporteur for SALALM Newsletter, August 1998, for panel discussion "Technology in the Use of Manuscripts and Resources in Caribbean Studies," 1998 Annual Conference of SALALM. 

Rapporteur for SALALM Newsletter, August 1999, for panel discussion "Oral History as a Source for Documenting Popular Culture," 1999 Annual Conference of SALALM. 
 
 
 

Lectures and Addresses (Indicate invited as applicable.)
 
 
 

EXAMPLE A
 
 
 

Frequent speaker and presenter of programs at regional, national, and international library conferences, including:
 

"LAN Management Issues," Southwest Michigan Library Cooperative Workshop, June 1996.

"Coping With Technology: Managing People and Machines in an Era of Technological Change," presentation at "Managing Technology" session of Southwest Association of Law Libraries annual conference, March 1995.

Computers in Libraries '95 annual conference, April 1995. Speaker at three different sessions on various library/computing technology topics.

"Internet Basics," Oklahoma Museums Association Fall Conference, September 1994.

"An Electronic Book Ordering System Using Paradox and a LAN," American Library Association annual conference, June 1994. Speaker at a program presented by LITA's CALM Interest Group.

"Cruising the Information Superhighway," Oklahoma Library Association pre-conference workshop, March 1994. Speaker on Internet basics.

Computers in Libraries '94 annual conference, February 1994. Speaker at pre-conference workshop on the Electronic Library; panelist on special session: Dead Technologies.

"Discover the World of Internet," OLA pre-Conference workshop, March 1993. Speaker on Internet e-mail/discussion groups/lists.

Computers in Libraries '93 annual conference, February 1993. Speaker at post-conference workshop on the Electronic Library; panelist on special session: Dead Technologies.

Computers in Libraries '92 annual conference, March 1992. Panelist on academic library computing; panelist on special session: Dead Technologies.

Computers in Libraries Canada '91 annual conference, October 1991, Toronto. Speaker on selecting microcomputer hardware.

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Virginia State Library Computer Fair, May, 1989. Speaker on managing library microcomputers.

Computers in Libraries '89 annual conference, March 1989. Presented workshops on Microcomputer Maintenance and Advanced dBase Techniques.

American Association of Law Libraries annual conference, June 1988. Panelist on use of optical information systems in technical services.

Presented several workshops on library uses of shareware computer programs in Arizona, Arkansas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas during 1988.

Small Computers in Libraries '88 annual conference, March 1988. Speaker at opening general session on topic of managing library computer operations. Also panelist at a session and presenter of two evening workshops.

OHIONET annual conference, November 1987. Speech on installing optical information systems in libraries.

Fifth Texas Conference on Library Automation, October 1987. Speech on library uses of database management systems.

Pennsylvania Regional Library Center annual conference, May 1987. Speech on installing optical information systems in libraries.

Texas Library Association annual conference, April 1987. Speech on local area networks in libraries.

Small Computers in Libraries '87 annual conference, March 1987. Speaker at special update session on optical information systems in libraries.
 

In addition to those listed above, I have made presentations to the staff at my library and to many other libraries during my career on a variety of automation-related topics.
 

As a means of furthering my professional development, I attend most ALA and LITA national conferences as well as the annual conference of my state library association

Lectures and Addresses (Continued)
 
 
 

EXAMPLE B.
 
 
 

OCLC Institute "Knowledge Access Management: Tools and Concepts for Next Generation Catalogers" held Feb. 16-18, 1998 in Dublin, Ohio.
 
 
 

EXAMPLE C.
 
 
 

"Cooperation Across Campus: Forming a Teaching, Learning and Technology Round Table (TLTR)." Powerful Learning, Powerful Partnerships Conference, University of Iowa, Iowa City, November 11-12, 1999.

"Academic Libraries and the New Network." INCOLSA Spring Board Meeting, Indianapolis, Indiana, April 25, 1995.

"Making the Interdisciplinary Multicultural: Collection Building for the New Millennium" 7th National Association of College and Research Libraries Conference, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, March 30, 1995.

"Impact of Technology on Libraries." Association of Christian Librarians, Annual Meeting, Bethel College, Mishawaka, Indiana, June 11, 1993.

"Access to Feminist Research." Gender Studies Faculty Forum, Notre Dame, Indiana, February 13, 1992.

"Librarian as Author." ALSA2 Continuing Education Workshop, Mishawaka, Indiana, September 1991.

"Electronic Access to Information." Chicago Area Theological Libraries Association, Annual Meeting, Notre Dame, Indiana, April 26, 1991.

"What Does it Cost? An Overview of the Costs of Various Forms of Electronic Access to Information." Indiana Online Users Group, Fall Meeting, November 9, 1990.

"Identifying a Research Topic." ALA Pre-Conference Inspiring Enthusiasm for Research: an ACRL Event, Chicago, Illinois, June 22, 1990.

"Identifying a Research Topic." ACRL National Conference, Post-Conference Inspiring Enthusiasm for Research: an ACRL Event, Cincinnati, Ohio, April 8-9, 1989.

"Integrating Electronic Resources into Reference Service." Indiana Online Users Group, Spring Meeting, Indianapolis, Indiana, April 15, 1988.

"Expanding the Online Search Service: Common Sense and Cost Considerations." American Library Association, Annual Conference, New York, New York, June 29, 1986.

"Libraries in the People's Republic of China." Indiana Library Association, District 1 Meeting, South Bend, Indiana, October 28, 1986.

"Comparisons of BRS and DIALOG Database Systems." ALSA 2 Online Users Group, Notre Dame, Indiana, February 2, 1984.

"Machines Don't Make a Difference... or Librarians are Friendly When People Are." Library Awareness Conference, Westville Correctional Center, Indiana, October 13, 1983.

"Online Ready Reference - What is it, Who does it, and What are the Costs?" Indiana Library Association, District 1 Meeting, Gary, Indiana, October 11, 1983.
 

Lectures and Addresses (Continued)
 
 
 

EXAMPLE D.
 
 
 

"Serving the Information Needs of Our Religious Communities Without Blowing the Budget," Indiana

Library Federation District 1 Conference, University of Notre Dame, October 3, 2000, pending

"Religion and Intellectual Freedom," Indiana University Northwest, Gary, Indiana, September 27, 2000,

pending.

"Religion and Intellectual Freedom," Indiana Library Federation District 1 Conference,

University of Notre Dame, October 13, 1999

"Religion and Intellectual Freedom," Indiana Library Federation Annual Conference,

Indianapolis, IN, April 19, 1999

"Intellectual Freedom Basics & Filtering," Indiana Library Federation, Valparaiso, IN, 

District 1 Meeting, October 7, 1997

"Intellectual Freedom Basics," Association of Indiana Media Educators Annual Conference,

Indianapolis, March 21, 1997 (Invited)

"Intellectual Freedom Basics," Collection Development Course, School of Library and

Information Science, Indiana University South Bend, November 12, 1996 (Invited)

"Current Research in Congregational Singing," Music Leaders Workshop, Bethany

Theological Seminary, Richmond, IN, August 4, 1996 (Invited)

"Intellectual Freedom Basics," Indiana Leadership Development Institute Retreat, Intellectual Freedom Committees of the Indiana Library Federation and the Association of Indiana Media Educators, Canyon Inn, McCormick's Creek State Park, July 31, 1996

"The Brethren Lovefeast," Lenten Lecture Series, Evangel Heights United Methodist Church,

South Bend, March 23, 1994 (Invited)

"0verview of OCLC's EPIC," Chicago Area Theological Library Association, Grace

Theological Seminary, Winona Lake, IN, April 1992 (Invited)

"Database Searching in Religion: Issues, Strategies and Problems," Chicago Area

Theological Library Association, University of Notre Dame, April 26, 1991 (Invited)

"Reflections on the Bicentennial of the First Amendment," Francis Branch, St. Joseph

County Public Library, South Bend, IN, January 1, 1991 (Invited)

"Denominations of the Radical Reformation," Kuespert Lecture Series, Westminster

Presbyterian Church, South Bend, IN, October 14, 1990 (Invited)
 
 
 

EXAMPLE E.
 
 
 

Presented the paper, "Adding some SPARC to engineering journal publishing: The Engineering Libraries Division project process, analysis, and results" at the Issues in Scholarly Communication Session at the American Society of Engineering Education Conference, 1999 in Charlotte, North Carolina, June 22. Published on the Internet: http://www.nd.edu/~cszambel/asee.html

"Electronically Yours" Database update sessions for Faculty and Graduate Students, University of Notre Dame, September 17 & 18, 1997.

"Workshop on Business Resources" ALSA 2 Workshop, Notre Dame, Indiana,

January 12, 1993.
 
 
 

Grants and Sponsored Programs (Indicate your role.)
 
 
 

EXAMPLE A.
 
 
 

Travel Grant from the Gender Studies Program to deliver a paper at the ACRL Conference in Pittsburgh, March 1994.

Travel Grant from the Gender Studies Program to attend the conference "Women, Information and the Future" in Boston, MA, June 1993.
 
 
 

EXAMPLE B.
 
 
 

Principle Investigator, Byrne Fund grant for research on congregational singing practice, 1996.
 
 
 

University Service
 
 
 

EXAMPLE A.
 
 
 

Teaching, Learning and Technology Round Table, member, Steering Committee, 1998-

Co-chair of TLTR Working Group on External Practices, 1999-2000.

University Committee on Women Faculty & Students, 1994-2000; 1989-1993.

Sub-Committee on Sexual Harassment Procedures, 1991-1992.

Sub-Committee on Sexual Harassment Survey, 1990-1991

Task Force on Gender Inclusive Language, 1990-1991.

Judicial Review Board, 1990-1992; 1986-1988.

Gender Studies Program, Executive Committee, Member, 1990-.

Gender Studies Curriculum Committee, 1990-1993.

Faculty Senate, 1988-1990.

Academic Council, 1985-1987.
 
 
 

EXAMPLE B.
 
 
 

The Ohio State University University Libraries 

Physical Facilities Faculty Advisory Committee 1994-97

University of Wisconsin-Madison

Member, Acquisitions Review Group (NLS/NOTIS) 1990-91

Chair, Circulation Policy Committee (NLS/NOTIS) 1989-91

Area Review Committee (Indefinite Appointments) 1989-91

Chair, Catalog Review Group (NLS/NOTIS) 1987-89

School of Library and Information Studies, Advanced Studies Committee 1987-88

Ad Hoc Advisory Committee on Librarian Titles 1984

Search Committee for the Director of Libraries 1983-84
 
 
 

EXAMPLE C.
 
 
 

1999 Arts and Letter College Council Ad Hoc ALEPH Committee

1998 ---- First Year Orientation "Academic Life" Discussion Leader

1995-1997 Faculty Grievance Committee

1995-1996 Resnet Task Force, Training and Support Subcommittee

1994-1996 First Year Orientation "Academic Life" Discussion Leader

1988-1989 Academic Council, Executive Committee

1987-1989 Academic Council
 

Library Service
 
 
 

EXAMPLE A.
 
 
 

Chair, Search Committee for Library Instruction Coordinator, Fall 1999.

Task Force on the Communication Responsibilities of Subject Librarians and Liaisons, 1999- 

Executive Committee of the Library Faculty, Member, 1999-2001, Chair, 2000-2001

University Committee on Libraries, 1999-2001.

Committee on Appointments and Promotions, 1998-2000; 1992-1994; 1987-1989.

Task Force on the Continuing Appointment of Library Faculty, 1994-95.

Committee on the Delivery of Electronic Information, 1988-1995.

NOTIS Implementation and Policy Committee, 1991-1993

NOTIS Screen Design Task Force, 1986-1988.

Library Automation Committee, 1983-1986.
 
 
 

EXAMPLE B.
 
 
 

The Ohio State University University Libraries 

Executive Committee 1991-97

Administrative Staff Committee 1991-97

Automation Committee 1991-97

Chair, Processing Discussion Group 1991-97

Library Materials Budget Committee 1991-97

Chair, Regional Campus Librarians Discussion Group 1991-97

OhioLINK Steering Committee 1992-97

Continuous Quality Improvement Steering Oversight Committee 1997

Faculty Committee on Cultural Diversity 1992-93

University of Wisconsin-Madison

General Library System

Total Quality Management Project Team 1991

Standing Review Committee (Promotions) 1989

Staff Development Council 1988

Chair, Technical Services Council 1986-89

Chair, Task Force on Technical Services: Control and Delivery 1985-86

Representative to Wisconsin Interlibrary Services Peer Council 1983-86

Online Catalog Review Committee 1982-86

Administrative Council 1979-91

Chair, Subcommittee on Authority Control 1979-80

Steering Committee on Bibliographic Control 1978-81

Ad Hoc Committee on Policies for Hiring Students 1978

Librarians Assembly, General Library System, UW-Madison

Chair, Professional Issues Committee 1987-88

President 1979-80

Ad Hoc Founding and Bylaws Committee 1979

State Delegate (elected) to OCLC Users Council 1988-91

University of Wisconsin System Subcommittee on Organization and

Administration of the Strategic Planning Committee for Libraries 1989

Northwestern University 

Vice-President/President-elect, Assembly of Librarians 1976-77
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Library Service (Continued)
 
 
 

EXAMPLE C.
 
 
 

1999 ---- ALEPH Working Group

1999 ---- Committee on Appointments and Promotions

1999 Systems Librarian/Systems Administrator Search Committee

1998 European ALEPH Site Visitation Team

1997 SOER (Subject Access to Online Electronic Resources)

1997 ---- Web Management Team

1997-1999 Executive Committee of the Library Faculty

1996-1999 Migration Task Force

1996-1999 Collection Development Committee

1996-1997 Ad Hoc Webpage Revision Team

1996-1997 Reference Department Collection Development Committee,

1995-1997 NOTIS LiPIT/LSER (Library Advisory Product Implementation Team Library Serials

check-in module) Advisory Committee, Chair

1995-1996 Instructional Services Librarian Search Committee

1994-1996 Work Group on Information Access and Distribution Issues

1994-1996 World Wide Web Library Homepage Committee

19??-1994 Ad Hoc Public Service Training Committee

1993-1995 Serials Task Force

1993-1996 NIPCOM (NOTIS Implementation Committee)

1993-1995 Faculty Workstation Committee

1993-1995 NOTIS Work Unit Security Committee 

1993-1995 Committee on Appointments and Promotions

1992 ---- NOTIS/ALEPH Screen Design Committee, Chair, 1994 ----

1990-1994 Committee on Appointments and Promotions

1991-1992 NOTIS Implementation (NOTIS IMP) Subcommittee on Monographic Series

1991 Business Reference Specialist Search Committee 

1989-1996 Bibliographic Instruction Committee, Chair

1989-1991 Collection Development Committee

1989-1991 Signage Task Force, Chair

1988-2000 Access Editorial Committee

1988-1989 Ad Hoc Committee on Library Publications

1986-1988 Public Service Workers Training Committee, Chair

1986-1988 NOTIS/UNLOC Instruction Task Force

1985-1987 Ad Hoc Committee on the State of the Library Faculty

1985-1987 Faculty Development Committee

1985-1988 Microcomputer Task Force, Chair, 1988

1985-1987 Committee on Appointments and Promotions

1985-1987 Professional Development Committee

1985 Working Group on Organizational Issues

1984-1985 NCIP (National Collections Inventory Project) Committee

1983-1986 Site Preparation & Furniture Selection Task Force

1983-1984 Ad Hoc Committee on a Centralized Journal Facility

1983 REMARC Retrospective Conversion Task Force

1982-1985 Preservation Committee

1982-1984 Travel Committee, Chair, 1983-1984

1982-1986 Data Base Committee

1981-1982 Training/Instruction Committee

1981-1982 Committee on Bibliographic Searching

1980-1981 Collection Analysis Project Task Force on Operating Practices in Collection Develop.

1978-1979 Library Staff Committee, Chair, 1979

Library Service (Continued)
 
 
 

EXAMPLE D
 
 
 

Collection Development Committee, 1994-1996, 1998-

Committee on Appointments and Promotions, 1996-1998, 2000-

Electronic Journals Working Group, 1999-

Library Computer Users Group Steering Committee, 1995-

Library Administrators and Managers Committee, 1998-

Notre Dame Teaching and Learning Technology Roundtable, 1999-2000

Professional Development Committee of the Library Faculty, 1991-1994, Chair 1993-1994.

Reference Collection Development Committee, 1993-1995. 

Search Committee for the Associate Director for Resources and Collection Services, 1999

Search Committee for the Education/Psychology Librarian, 1999

Search Committee for the Math Librarian, 1999

Subject Liaison - Business and Economics, 1995-1997.

Subject Liaison - Psychology, 1994-2000

Task Force on the Communication Responsibilities of Subject Librarians & Liaisons, 1999

User Services Department Heads, 1998-
 
 
 

EXAMPLE E.
 
 
 

Committee on Appointments and Promotions, 1994-1996, 1999-2001. 

Bibliographic Access Management Team, 1999-Present. 

Screen Design Committee, 1997-Present. 

Web Management Team, 1998-Present. 

Subject Organization of Electronic Resources, 1998-1999. 

Task Force on Technical Services Processes, 1996-1998. (Co-chairperson) 

Cataloging Advisory Group, 1995-1998. 

Committee on Nominations and Elections, 1995-1996. 

Space Planning Task Force, 1992-1994. 

TQM Team Leader, 1992-1993. 

Professional Development Committee, 1991-1993. 
 
 
 

Community Service
 
 
 

EXAMPLE A.
 
 
 

WVPE (Public radio in Elkhart, Ind.): telephone operator for fund raising campaigns (Nov. 1994, May 1995, June 1996) 

Make-a-Wish Foundation: information consultant, 1993-

St. Mark's Episcopal Church (Greencastle, Ind.): music committee, 1991-
 

.

EXAMPLE B.
 

Ordained Minister, Church of the Brethren, Northern Indiana District, 1975 ----

Mount Pleasant Church of the Brethren, Bourbon, IN, 1995 ---- 

Plural or free Ministry, 1995 ----

Song leader/cantor, teacher, choir director and occasional preacher, 1995 ----

Goshen City Church of the Brethren, Goshen, IN, 1978-1994 

Plural or free Ministry, 1989-1994

Adult Education Consultant, 1989-1994

Song leader/cantor, teacher, choir member, occasional preacher, 1978-1994

Church of the Brethren Northern Indiana District

Discipleship and Reconciliation Committee List, <COBDAR@listserv.nd.edu>, Editor, 2000 ----

Song Leader, Church of the Brethren Northern Indiana District Conference, 1997-- 1999

District Discipleship and Reconciliation Committee, Chair, 1997----

Delegate, Church of the Brethren Annual Conference, 1997 and 1999

Song Leader, Church of the Brethren Annual Conference, 1996 and 1998

District trainer for congregational singing, 1996 ----

Leader of hymn festivals, singing workshops, etc., 1993 ---- 

District Peace Committee, Chair, 1976-1978

Jackson Township Ministerial Association, Secretary-Treasurer, 1975-1978

Guest preacher, 1975 ----

Ordained Minister, American Baptist Churches in the U.S.A., 1972-1975

President, Penn Yan Area Council of Churches, 1974-1975

Chair, Organization and Bylaws Committee, Ontario-Yates Baptist Association, 1974-1975

Co-Organizer, Baptist Peace Fellowship, American Baptist Churches of N. Y. State, Area 2, 1974

Co-Producer, weekly radio broadcast, 1973-1975

Co-Director, community youth ministry, 1973-1974

Vice President, American Baptist Ministers Council of New York State, 1972-1975

Duke University, Northwestern Indiana Alumni Admissions Advisory Committee, 1997 ----

Fairfield Community Schools, Science Textbook Selection Committee, New Paris, IN 1981, 1983, 1989
 
 
 

Other Notable Contributions
 
 
 

EXAMPLE A.
 
 
 

Consulting
 

Baylor University, Waco, Texas, regarding library collections and organizational issues 1999-2000

University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA, regarding technical services operations 1995-96

University of Nebraska-Omaha, Omaha, NE, regarding technical services operations 1993-94
 
 
 

EXAMPLE B.
 
 
 

With Laura Fuderer, assisted George Rugg in planning and selecting materials for the 19th century American fiction part of an exhibit to accompany the 1997-98 Ward-Phillips lecture series Alternative Geographies of "Race", Ethnicity, and Nation, August 1997.

Women's Suffrage Movement in America, 1848-1920. An exhibit commemorating the 75th Anniversary of the 19th Amendment. (designed and mounted by George Rugg), Hesburgh Library, September 1995.

Black History Month featuring Government Documents, (designed and mounted by George Rugg), Hesburgh Library, February-March, 1995.

National Women's History Month featuring Government Documents (designed and mounted by George Rugg), Hesburgh Library, February-March, 1995.

National Women's History Month, Hesburgh Library(researched, designed and mounted). 

February-March, 1990

February-March, 1991

February-March, 1992

March, 1993

February-March, 1994

Women of the Harlem Renaissance, Hesburgh Library (researched, designed and mounted).

August-December, 1994

"Women in the Academy: Changes and Challenges" (arranged and moderated seminar for Year of Women at Notre Dame) Notre Dame, Indiana, November 6, 1990.

Emma Goldman Exhibit, Hesburgh Library (secured the funding for the rental of this traveling exhibit and mounted it with Laura Fuderer), August-September, 1990. 
 
 
 

EXAMPLE C.
 
 
 

Computer Science and Engineering Resources on the Internet and at the University of Notre Dame Engineering Library, August 1999.http://www.nd.edu/~colldev/subjects/computersci/computer1.html

"Libraries Welcome Cameron Tuai," Access: News from the University Libraries at Notre Dame, 1999.

Internet Marketing Bibliography, 1997-1998

New Books in Psychology, 1996-2000

New Books in Business and Economics, 1996-1998

Marketing Research: Sources in Hesburgh Library Reference Department, rev. February 1996.

"INFOSHARE: A New Array of Choices," Access: News from the University Libraries at Notre Dame, No. 63, December, 1995.

Industrial Marketing (bibliography), January 1994.
 
 
 

Other Notable Contributions (Continued)
 
 
 

EXAMPLE D.
 
 
 

SALALM Conference, May 30, 1999, presentation to the Subcommittee on Cataloging of SALALM with Laura Shedenhelm of the University of Georgia on our research involving OCLC vendor cataloging records from Puvil and Iberbook. 
 

Report to the Library Faculty on "Knowledge Access Management" seminar held in Dublin, Ohio with a discussion of metadata at the April 1998 library faculty meeting. 
 
 
 

EXAMPLE E.
 
 
 

Graduate Courses Taught:
 

Indian University South Bend, Graduate School of Library and Information Science, 1997

L524 "Information Sources and Services," Fall

L608 "Seminar in Intellectual Freedom," Summer I

L571 "Information Networking," Spring,

University of Notre Dame, History Department, Fall, 1983-1990 and 1997-2000

HIST 500 "Reference Bibliography Workshop"
 

Panel Participation, Workshops Led, Exhibits, Resource Person, Etc.:
 

"Intellectual Freedom and the Library Profession," Panelist, Collection Development, School of Library and Information Science, Indiana University South Bend, August 11, 1994.

"Banned in the U.S.A.," Second Floor Display Case, Hesburgh Library, Fall, 1993

"Censorship and Indiana Libraries," Panelist, Indiana Library Federation Annual Conference, Indianapolis, IN, May 7, 1993.

"The Censorship Dilemma," Panelist, Indiana Library Federation District 1 Conference, South Bend, October 22, 1991.

"Intellectual Freedom," Panelist, L533 "Library Materials for Children and Young Adults," School of Library and Information Science, Indiana University South Bend, April 23, 1991

BRS Workshop, Mishawaka-Penn Public Library, Mishawaka, IN, April 1988

"Censors Are People Too," Workshop, Elkhart Public Library, Elkhart, IN, Fall 1985.

"Oh No, Not Another Committee," Workshop, Indiana Library Federation District 1 Conference, South Bend, Fall 1985.

"Banned Books Week: A Sampler," with Carol Rusinek, Hesburgh Library, Fall 1985

"Censors Are People Too," Workshop, Indiana Library Federation District 1 Conference, Gary, IN, Fall 1984.

"Censors Are People Too," Workshop, Indiana Library Federation District 3 Annual Meeting, Pokagon State Park, Fall 1984

"Censors Are People Too," Small Group Facilitator, American Library Association Annual Meeting, Dallas, 1984.

"Serving the Unemployed," Panelist, Indiana Library Federation, Reference Division, Fall Meeting, Greencastle, IN, 1983.
 
 
 

Other Notable Contributions (Continued)
 
 
 

Lists Edited
 

<ILFDIST1@listserv.nd.edu> Indiana Library Federation, District 1 Conference Planning Committee, 2000 ----

<ICAU-L@listserv.nd.edu> ICAU (International Consortium of ALEPH Users) Internal List (Co-Editor), 1999 ----

<ILF-IFC@listserv.nd.edu> Indiana Library Federation, Intellectual Freedom Committee, 1999 ----
 
 
 

Selected Library Publications
 

"The New Web Catalog: The First 100 Days," Access, 74 (April 1999) :6-8

"ALEPH 500: The Future Is Now," Access, 72 (April 1998): 1-2

"Developing Collections Through Approval Plans," Access, 67 (December 1996):4-5

"LSER, UNLOC's Capstone," Access, 65 (April 1996):5

"Of Icebergs and Instruction," Access, 42 (Fall 1990):5

"Undergraduate Assignments: the View from Behind the Reference Desk," Access, 38

(September 1989):5

"Intellectual Freedom and the American Library Association," Access 23 (1985):4-5

"The National Union Catalogs on Microfiche," Access, 15 (February 1983): 5

"Book Sales: Semi-annual Event of Interest to All," with K. J. Blackstead, Access 15

(February 1983): 5-6

"Ordering Books: What Happens to Your Requests for New Books," Access, 11 (1982):2-3
 

"Annual Fall Orientation Issue," Access, (Co-edited numerous editions)

"Introducing ALEPH, A Quick Reference Guide," (editions 1-2, 1998-1999)

"Cultural Diversity in the Curriculum: A Guide to Resources," Faculty Workshop on Cultural

Diversity in the Curriculum, Ford Foundation, Center for Continuing Education,

University of Notre Dame, June 10, 1991

"UNLOC, A Quick Reference Guide" (editions 1-12, 1986-1997)

"Your Basic, One Page, Semi-Official, Quasi-Cool Library Survival Manual," (1992-1999).

"Introducing UNLOC (1986) [a searching manual]