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Patterson Toby Graham University Librarian and Associate University of Athens, GA 30602-1641 (706) 542-0621 tgraham@.edu

EDUCATION:

Ph.D. in Library & Information Studies, , 1998 Master of Library Service, University of Alabama, 1994 Master of Arts Degree in History, University of Alabama, 1993 Degree in Social Science & History, , 1991

EXPERIENCE: Library Activities

University Librarian and Associate Provost. , 2014 - . Chief executive for the UGA Libraries, which include five principal facilities: the Ilah Dunlap Little Memorial Library (main library), Science Library, Zell B. Miller Learning Center, Richard B. Russell Building Special Collections Libraries, and Health Sciences Campus Carnegie Library. The UGA Press and literary journal report to the university librarian, as does the Center for and Education at Wormsloe and the Georgia Capitol Museum. The UGA Libraries are comprised of 16 departments, with approximately 70 librarians, 160 staff members and 190 student assistants. An Association of Research Libraries member organization, the Libraries have a $23 million annual budget and encompass the technical staff and systems for the statewide GALILEO and GIL virtual library initiatives.

Deputy University Librarian. University of Georgia, 2009-2014. Participated in the development and implementation of the mission, goals and broad policy directions for the UGA Libraries, including strategic planning, administration and resource allocation. Assumed overall responsibility for the Libraries in the absence of the University Librarian, and oversaw library development/fund-raising, UGA’s six off-site research facility libraries, and the Digital Library of Georgia.

Acting University Librarian. University of Georgia, 2013. Executed responsibilities of the University Librarian, Jan.-June 2013.

Director, Hargrett Rare Book & Manuscript Library. University of Georgia, 2008-2014. The Hargrett is the leading repository of rare books and manuscripts on Georgia history and culture; it also includes UGA Archives and Records Management. The Hargrett sponsors the Georgia Writers Hall of Fame and administers the Lillian Smith Book Awards. The position included administrative responsibilities at the Russell Special Collections Building, including oversight of facilities management, security, operation of the building’s high-density storage vaults, and supervision of 22 FTE. The Russell building holds 70K cubic feet of archives, 200K volumes, and 200K media items and offers facilities for research, instruction, public programming, exhibitions, and digital conversion. The building has hosted more than 1,100 events and class meetings since it opened in 2012.

Director, Digital Library of Georgia. University of Georgia, 2003-2014. The DLG and its companion resources provide free, open access to educational material receiving more than 4.5 million page views each year by users in nearly every community in Georgia as well as every state and many other countries.

The DLG is GALILEO’s initiative to collaborate with libraries and other cultural heritage organizations to digitize and provide Web-based access to key resources on Georgia history and culture (http://dlg.galileo.usg.edu). The DLG also operates the Athenaeum@UGA scholarly repository (http://athenaeum.libs.uga.edu), the Association of Southeastern Research Libraries (ASERL) Civil War portal (http://american-south.org), and the Georgia Newspaper microfilming project. The DLG director co- directs the Civil Rights Digital Library (http://crdl.usg.edu), an award-winning nationwide portal on the African American Civil Rights Movement. The DLG also serves as one of six regional hubs for the Harvard- based Digital Public Library of America (http://dp.la). The operation includes 14 FTE (5 faculty and 9 paraprofessionals) co-funded by UGA Libraries, GALILEO, grants, and other external revenue.

Head, Special Collections. McCain Library & Archives, University of Southern Mississippi, 1999-2003. Managed operations of Archives and Manuscripts, de Grummond Children’s Literature Collection (among the top two such collections in the U.S.), Mississippiana collection, rare books, public services, and digitization. Developed the federally funded Civil Rights in Mississippi Digital Archive, providing online access to archival material and oral histories. Led planning and secured federal grant funding for the Mississippi Digital Library, the state’s collaborative digitization program. Supervised 11 FTE (5 faculty and 6 paraprofessionals).

Mississippiana Curator and Special Collections Librarian. McCain Library & Archives, University of Southern Mississippi, 1998-1999. Collection management for the Mississippiana, Rare Books, and other special collections. Collection development liaison to the History Department. Supervised operation of the Reading Room, provided reference service, and supervised 2 FTE.

Graduate Assistant. W.S. Hoole Special Collections Library, University of Alabama, 1995-1996. Developed the "CSS Alabama Digital Collection," The UA Libraries’ first digitization project.

Consulting

Library Facilities Consultant. Mississippi State University. Library addition project for U.S. Grant Presidential Library and Congressional papers archive (2014).

Digital Library Consultant. Case Western Reserve University (2008); South Carolina Digital Library/University of South Carolina (2007); Libraries (2004-2005, 2007); University of Southern Mississippi (2004-2006); LSU Health Sciences Center, Shreveport (2005); Partnership Among South Carolina Academic Libraries (PASCAL) (2004); and Lincoln-Lawrence-Franklin (Miss.) Regional Library (2002).

Teaching

Workshop Instructor. Taught sessions on Managing Digital Assets (Society of Georgia Archivists, 2003) and Digital Library Program Development (SOLINET, 2003, 2005, 2006).

Adjunct Instructor. School of Library and Information Studies, University of Alabama, 1996-1998, 2000. Taught graduate-level courses in LIS Foundations, Archives, and Information Sources and Services.

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GRANTS:

Grant-related activity amounts to about $5.5 million, including serving as principal proposal author for three National Leadership Grants (NLG) from the federal Institute of Museum and Library Services, which supported digitization of civil rights materials in Mississippi, founding of Mississippi’s statewide digital library program, and development of the nationwide Civil Rights Digital Library at UGA. Service as co- principal investigator on a fourth NLG seeded the development of the Georgia Knowledge Repository, which promotes open access and digital scholarship across the University System of Georgia. Since 2013, three private foundations have awarded the Digital Library of Georgia $450K to support its participation in the Digital Public Library of America. Grant awards include:

National Historical Publications and Records Commission (NHPRC), Principal investigator for grant to support operations of the Georgia Historical Records Advisory Council, $40K in FY20. National Historical Publications and Records Commission (NHPRC), Principal investigator for grant to support operations of the Georgia Historical Records Advisory Council, $40K in FY19. National Historical Publications and Records Commission (NHPRC), Principal investigator for grant to support operations of the Georgia Historical Records Advisory Council, $40K in FY18. Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, Proposal author and principal investigator for grant to support startup of the University of Georgia’s Digital Humanities Lab, $55K in FY16. Gates Foundation, Digital Public Library of America Regional Hubs Project. DLG conducting outreach and support to increase public libraries involvement in this national digital library initiative, $100K, FY14- FY16. Knight Foundation, Digital Public Library of America Regional Hubs Project. DLG serving as Georgia hub for national digital library effort, $200K, FY13-FY15. Arcadia Fund, Digital Public Library of America Regional Hubs Project. DLG serving as Georgia hub for national digital library effort, $150K, FY13-FY15. National Historical Publications and Records Commission, Digitizing Historical Records Grant, 2010. The DLG is the scanning, metadata, image processing, and delivery partner for this $80K award to the History Center to digitize Civil War era documents from three Georgia repositories. Library Services and Technology Act Grant, 2003- . Lead digital production for Georgia HomePLACE (Providing Library and Archives Collections Electronically), a multi-year project to enhance access to local and family history resources and to forge partnerships between public libraries and the Digital Library of Georgia. Awarded $1.7M FY03-FY13. Association of Southeastern Research Libraries (ASERL), 2010. DLG awarded $43K raised by ASERL member institutions to build a shared portal of digital content on the Civil War. National Historical Publications and Records Commission, Digitizing Historical Records Grant, 2010. The DLG is the metadata, image processing, and delivery partner for this $78K award to the Auburn Avenue Research Library for African American Culture and History. Atlanta History Center, 2010. DLG awarded $8.2K to configure and host Archivist’s Toolkit and XTF database for distribution of online finding aids. Breman Jewish Heritage Center, Atlanta, 2009. Awarded $26K raised privately by Breman Center to digitize the Southern Israelite newspaper. Historic Augusta, Inc. and the Colonial Dames of America in Georgia, 2009. Awarded $4K for digitization of material from the and Clarinda Lamar papers.

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National Leadership Grant for Libraries, Institute of Museum and Library Services, 2008. Co-Principal Investigator and co-proposal author for GALILEO Knowledge Repository initiative to establish scholarly digital repository services for Georgia colleges and universities. is the lead institution, awarded $884K. Georgia Humanities Council/National Endowment for the Humanities, 2007-2008. DLG awarded $100K to create metadata for media and articles in the New Georgia Encyclopedia. National Leadership Grant for Libraries, Institute of Museum and Library Services, 2005. Proposal author and principal investigator for the “Civil Rights Digital Library Initiative.” The Initiative resulted in: 1) digital video archive of historic news film from WSB (Atlanta) and WALB (Albany, Ga.), 2) Web-based learning objects to contextualize the video segments, and 3) civil rights digital library portal providing seamless access to digital collections on a national scale. Partners are: University of Georgia, Georgia Humanities Council, and Georgia Public Broadcasting ($761,427). National Leadership Grant for Libraries, Institute for Museum and Library Services, 2003. Lead proposal author of a grant to fund a collaborative digital effort in Mississippi. Resulted in the creation of a digital archive of primary sources documenting the civil rights movement in Mississippi. Partners are the University of Southern Mississippi, Tougaloo College, Jackson State University, Delta State University, Mississippi Department of Archives and History, and the University of Mississippi ($463,322). Mississippi Humanities Council Mini-Grant, 2003. Funded a public program on 1964 Mississippi Freedom Summer associated with the re-publication of the Letters from Mississippi book and the Faces of Freedom Summer photograph exhibition ($1.1K). National Leadership Grant for Libraries, Institute of Museum and Library Services, 2001-2003. Primary proposal author and director of a two-year project funded by IMLS to build the Civil Rights in Mississippi Digital Archive, an Internet-accessible database of primary sources held by the USM Libraries that document the history of race relations in the state ($204,680). National Endowment for the Humanities, 2000-2002. Directed the Encoded Archival Description portion of a grant project to arrange and describe original collections from the de Grummond Children’s Literature Collection ($228K). National Endowment for the Humanities, 2002-2003. Served on project team for a civil rights oral history preservation/digitization project conducted as a collaboration among the University of Southern Mississippi, Mississippi Department of Archives and History, and Tougaloo College ($280K).

HONORS/SCHOLARSHIPS:

2015 Notable Georgian (Georgia Trend Magazine) 2014 Distinguished Alumni Award, Library School Association, University of Alabama Schwartz Prize, Federation of State Humanities Councils, 2010 (to Civil Rights Digital Library) ’s Customer Service Award, 2009 (to Georgia HomePLACE) University Librarian’s Award, Outstanding Employee of the Year (Faculty), UGA Libraries, 2006 Georgia Historical Records Advisory Board Award, 2005 (to Georgia HomePLACE) Alabama Author Award for Non-Fiction, Alabama Library Association, 2004 SOLINET Outstanding Library Program Award (to USM digital program), 2001 Eugene Garfield-ALISE Dissertation Award, Assoc. for Library & Info. Science Education, 2000 Phyllis Dain Library History Dissertation Award, American Library Association, 1999 Outstanding Dissertation Award, College of Communication, University of Alabama, 1999 James D. Ramer Outstanding Dissertation Award, SLIS, University of Alabama, 1999 National Alumni Association Graduate Fellow, University of Alabama, 1997-1998 (interdisciplinary honor society) 4

Beta (LIS honorary) Phi Alpha Theta (history honorary) Council of Presidents Research Grant, University of Alabama, 1996-97 Bristol Endowed Scholarship, SLIS, University of Alabama, 1996-97 Outstanding Student Paper Award, SLIS, University of Alabama, 1994

CONTINUED LEARNING:

UCLA Senior Fellows Program, 2012 Frye Leadership Institute, , 2007 Harvard/ACRL Leadership Institute for Academic Librarians, , 2003 Outcomes-Based Evaluation, IMLS, Washington, DC, 2002 Learning to Lead, SOLINET, Atlanta, 2000. ARL/OLMS Management Skills Institute, Atlanta, 1999. School for Scanning, Northeast Document Conservation Center, New Orleans, 1998.

REFEREED PUBLICATIONS: Book

Patterson Toby Graham, A Right to Read: Segregation & Civil Rights in Alabama's Public Libraries, 1900- 1965 (Tuscaloosa: The University of Alabama Press, 2002). Paperback edition, 2006. (Winner, 2004 Alabama Author Award for Non-Fiction)

Refereed Articles

Patterson Toby Graham, "Public Librarians & the Civil Rights Movement: Alabama, 1954-1965." The Library Quarterly 71 (January 2001): 1-27. Patterson Toby Graham, “Researching Primary Sources in American History Online: A Librarian’s Perspective.” Journal of the Association for History and Computing 3 (August 2000). Andrea Watson with P. Toby Graham, "CSS Alabama Digital Collection: An Experiment in the Scanning and Digitization of Special Collections Materials." American Archivist 61 (Spring 1998): 124-35. Patterson Toby Graham, "'Libraries & Philanthropy: The Proceedings of Library History Seminar IX,' Spring 1995, The University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa." Libraries & Culture 32 (Fall 1997).

Other Refereed Publications

Patterson Toby Graham, "How Can Writers Learn to Use Libraries More Efficiently?" in Writing for Professional Publication 2nd Ed. by Kenneth T. Henson, Boston: Allyn and Bacon, 1999. Also rewritten for the 2004 edition.

OTHER PUBLICATIONS:

P. Toby Graham, “"Remarks on the occasion of the retirement of Merryll Penson, Executive Director, Library Services, Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia made on April 28, 2016 at the University of Georgia’s Main Library," Georgia Library Quarterly 53 (Spring 2016): 1-2. https://digitalcommons.kennesaw.edu/glq/vol53/iss2/9

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Patterson Toby Graham, Review of Library Service to in Kentucky, by Reinette F. Jones. The Library Quarterly 72 (October 2002): 501-02.

JURIED AND INVITED PRESENTATIONS:

Toby Graham, “Future Directions for Academic Libraries,” Atlanta University Center Woodruff Library Board of Directors (including AUC institution presidents), Atlanta, 2020. Toby Graham, Wendy Cornelison, Julie Walker, David Singleton, Valerie Bell, “Leadership Lessons to Build On,” Georgia Library Association Conference, Macon, 2019. Michelle Cook, Toby Graham, Meg Mittelstadt, “Affordable Course Materials,” University Cabinet, 2019. Toby Graham, “Partnerships to Expand Impact,” Designing Libraries Conference, Calgary, AB, 2018. Toby Graham, “The Teaching Archives: Course-Based and Experiential Learning with Primary Sources,” Keynote, Society of Southern Archivists, Montgomery, 2018. Toby Graham, Wayne Wiegand, Dallas Hanbury, “Reading, Race, and Redemption,” Juliett Hampton Morgan Memorial Library, Montgomery, Ala., 2018. Toby Graham, et al, Talkback Panel following the theatrical production of “Alabama Story,” by Kenneth Jones, Human Rights Festival, Red Mountain Theatre, Birmingham, Ala., 2018. Toby Graham, Harriette Hemmasi, Meris Mandernach, Joan Lippincott, “Advocating for Resources for Digital Scholarship Centers,” American Library Association, 2017. Alison Armstrong, Susan Nutter, Toby Graham, “Goals and Strategy,” Planning a Digital Scholarship Center: A Coalition for Networked Information (CNI)/Association of Research Libraries (ARL) Workshop, Washington, DC, 2016. Toby Graham, Daniel Chamberlain, Dale Askey, “Models/Types of Centers—Key Characteristics,” Planning a Digital Scholarship Center: A CNI/ARL Workshop, Washington, DC, 2016. Toby Graham, William Eiland, “Library and Museum Collaboration at UGA,” Academic Art Museum and Library Summit, Miami, 2016. Dan Cohen, Toby Graham, Alexi Rossi, and Ann Wootton, “Digital Archiving for Humans: Socializing the Digital Archive,” American Library Association (session sponsored by Knight Foundation), 2015. Toby Graham and Barbara McCaskill, “The Library as Classroom: Teaching and Learning Partnerships with the UGA Libraries,” (keynote), Atlanta Area Bibliographic Instruction Group, 2015. Steve Smith, P. Toby Graham, Deborah Jakubs, John Zenelis, “Library/Press Relationships,” Association of Southeastern Research Libraries, Atlanta, 2015. P. Toby Graham, “Emily Wheelock Reed and Library Censorship in Alabama, 1959,” Freedom to Read Foundation, Salt Lake City, 2015 (delivered via pre-recorded video). Nicole Allen and Toby Graham, “New Roles for Libraries/Special Collections,” The Future of the Textbook Invitational Symposium, Athens, GA, 2014. P. Toby Graham, “The Digital Public Library of America and the GALILEO Regional Hub,” International Coalition of Library Consortia (ICOLC), Portland, OR, 2014. Lisa Bayer and P. Toby Graham, “Alignment with Other Publishers,” Library Publishing Coalition Forum, Kansas City, 2014. P. Toby Graham, “Telling Stories by the Digital Camp Fire: History, Culture, Community, and the Virtual Library,” Honors Day Lecture, SLIS, University of Alabama, 2013. Larra Clark, Pat Losinski, and Toby Graham, “The digital impact on libraries – What will this look like?” John S. and James L. Knight Foundation Library Conference, Miami, 2013. Kate Donovan, Toby Graham, and Rachel Onuf, “The Art and Science of Archival Management,” Society of Georgia Archivists, St. Simons, 2012.

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P. Toby Graham, “Richard B. Russell Building and the University System of Georgia Impact,” Board of Regents, University System of Georgia, Athens, 2012. P. Toby Graham, “Shared Values: Open Access, Stewardship, and Collaboration,” (Keynote, pre-recorded), Cooperative Curation Symposium, Atlanta, 2012. P. Toby Graham, “Richard B. Russell Building Special Collections Libraries,” Association of Centers for the Study of Congress, Athens, 2012. P. Toby Graham, “History of the Confederate Constitution,” National Society of the Colonial Dames of America in the State of Georgia, Athens, 2012. P. Toby Graham, “Richard B. Russell Building Special Collections Libraries,” University of Georgia Foundation Trustees, Athens, 2012. Julie Speer, Toby Graham, Marlee Givens, “GALILEO Knowledge Repository,” University System of Georgia Computing Conference, , 2011. P. Toby Graham, “UGA’s Special Collections Library Building: A New Home for Georgia History and Culture,” University of Georgia Retirees Association, Athens, 2011. Virginia Feher, P. Toby Graham, Deborah Stanley, “Collaboration by Design: Redesigning a Special Collections Web Site,” Georgia Council of Media Organizations, Athens, 2010. Kerrie. C. Williams, Jennifer Brannock, P. Toby Graham, and Andrea Jackson, “Southern Civil Rights Collections: Bridging the Digital Divide,” National Conference of African American Librarians, Birmingham, AL, 2010. P. Toby Graham, “Exploring Multi-State Collaboration: The Civil Rights Digital Library,” Network of Alabama Academic Libraries Annual Retreat, Orange Beach, AL, 2010. P. Toby Graham, “ and Digital Collaboration: Lessons Learned from the Digital Library of Georgia,” IMLS WebWise, Denver, 2010. P. Toby Graham, “Civil Rights Digital Library: Documenting America’s Struggle for Racial Equality,” Charles Beard Lecture, University of West Georgia, 2010. Mary Malinaro and P. Toby Graham, “Digital Library of Georgia and UGA Libraries Digital Projects,” ASERL IT/Digital Interest Group Webinar, 2009. P. Toby Graham, “Civil Rights Digital Library,” Society of Georgia Archivists, Savannah, 2009. P. Toby Graham and Ed Johnson, “Explore Georgia’s Historic Newspapers at the Digital Library of Georgia,” Georgia Council of Media Organizations, Columbus, 2009. Tim Daniels, Julie Speer, Martin Halbert, P. Toby Graham, “Digital Issues,” Georgia Council of Media Organizations, Columbus, 2009. P. Toby Graham, “Civil Rights Digital Library,” Documented Rights: A Symposium on the Legacy of the Civil Rights Movement, National Archives at Atlanta, 2009. P. Toby Graham, “Civil Rights Digital Library,” Georgia Council for Social Studies, Athens, 2008. P. Toby Graham, “A Peek Inside the Civil Rights Digital Library,” University System of Georgia Computing Conference, Rock Eagle, 2008. P. Toby Graham, “Civil Rights Digital Library,” Library & Information Technology Association (LITA) National Forum, Cincinnati, OH, 2008. P. Toby Graham, “Sharing Georgia History & Culture Online: Civil Rights Digital Library,” Georgia Council of Media Organizations (COMO), Athens, 2008. P. Toby Graham and Edward A. Johnson, “Digital Library of Georgia: Sharing Georgia History and Culture,” Associated Libraries, Flowery Branch, 2008. P. Toby Graham, “The Right Mix: Sustaining Digitization Programs,” IMLS Connecting to Collections – Collaboration in the Digital Age, Denver, CO, 2008. P. Toby Graham, “Civil Rights Digital Library,” EDUCAUSE Southeastern Regional Conference, Jacksonville, FL, 2008. 7

P. Toby Graham, “Civil Rights Digital Library and the Transformed Library,” SOLINET Annual Membership Meeting, Emory University, 2008. P. Toby Graham, “Civil Rights Digital Library,” Coalition for Networked Information (CNI) Spring Task Force Meeting, Minneapolis, MN, 2008. P. Toby Graham, Edward A. Hatfield, Christina Davis, Kamille Bostick, “Digital History and the Civil Rights Movement in Georgia,” Georgia Association of Historians, Fort Valley State University, 2008. P. Toby Graham, Catherine Jannik, and Sara Fuchs, “GALILEO Knowledge Repository,” University System of Georgia Technology Conference, Rock Eagle, 2007. P. Toby Graham, “Digital Library of Georgia,” Georgia Council for Social Studies, Athens, 2007. P. Toby Graham, “Digital Library of Georgia,” OIIT-ALT Digital Content Series, Webcast, 2007. P. Toby Graham and Edward A. Johnson, “Georgia History and Culture Online: A thematic update on the Digital Library of Georgia, Georgia HomePLACE, and the New Georgia Encyclopedia,” GOLD/GALILEO Users Group, Athens, GA, 2007. P. Toby Graham, Aggie Ebrahimi, and Lauren Chambers, “Civil Rights Digital Library Initiative,” University of Georgia’s Martin Luther King Jr. 2007 Celebration, 2007. Randall Stephens, Jeff Jakeman, Toby Graham, Vernon Burton, “Writing for the Web: Opportunities and Options for Historians,” Southern Historical Association, Birmingham, AL, 2006. Ed Johnson, Toby Graham, Kelly Caudle, Tim Cherubini, “Sustainability Challenges of Digital Resources,” University System of Georgia Annual Computing Conference, Rock Eagle, 2006. P. Toby Graham and Ed Johnson, “Enhance History Teaching with Primary Source Materials Available Online at GALILEO’s Digital Library of Georgia,” Georgia Council for the Social Studies, Athens, 2006. P. Toby Graham, “Behind the Scenes at the Digital Library of Georgia,” Georgia Council of Media Organizations, Athens, 2006. P. Toby Graham and Ed Johnson, “Digital Communities and Cultural Heritage: Digital Library of Georgia and Georgia HomePLACE,” GOLD/GALILEO Annual Users Group, Athens, 2006. P. Toby Graham, “Georgia Government Publications: Stewardship and Online Access for State Documents,” State Documents in the Electronic Age (Network of Alabama Academic Libraries), at Montgomery, 2006. P. Toby Graham, “Building the Digital Library of Georgia,” EDUCAUSE Southeastern Regional Conference, Atlanta, GA, 2006. Sue Medina and Toby Graham, “Strategic Collaboration for Digital Libraries,” Southeastern Library Association, Memphis, TN, 2006. Laura McCarty and Toby Graham, “Electronic Resources to Enhance Georgia Studies Instruction,” Georgia Educational Technology Conference, College Park, 2005. Bob Stewart, Kelly Caudle, and Toby Graham, “Digital Initiatives,” National Humanities Conference (Federation of State Humanities Councils), San Francisco, CA, 2005. Abhijit Athalye, Elizabeth Hughes, and Toby Graham, “On-Line Innovations in Local, State, and Regional History: Three Georgia Models,” Southern Historical Association, Atlanta, 2005. P. Toby Graham, “Preparing for a Career in Digital Libraries,” School of Library and Information Studies, University of Alabama, 2005. P. Toby Graham and Kelly Caudle, “The New Georgia Encyclopedia and the Digital Library of Georgia,” Georgia Council for Social Studies, Athens, 2005. P. Toby Graham, “Digital Library of Georgia: Sharing Georgia History & Culture Online,” Georgia Council of Media Organizations, Columbus, 2005. Repeated at: A Salute to Cyber Sources: A Mini-Conference for Cobb County Media Specialists, Marietta, 2005 Catherine Jannik, Mark Spasser, and P. Toby Graham. “GALILEO Knowledge Repository: Taking Institutional Repositories Statewide,” Georgia Council of Media Organizations, Columbus, 2005. 8

P. Toby Graham and Edward Johnson. “The Miner, the Mint, and the DLG,” GOLD/GALILEO Annual Users Group Conference, University of Georgia, 2005. Toby Graham, Catherine Jannik, Robert McDonald, and Anthony Smith. “Digital Library Projects in the Southeast,” EDUCAUSE Southeastern Regional Conference, Atlanta, 2005. Tim Daniels, P. Toby Graham, Susan Parham. “Institutional Repositories,” GIL Users Group Meeting, , 2005. Patterson Toby Graham, “Civil Rights Digital Library Initiative Proposal: The Partnerships Involved.” Video Development (ViDe) Conference, Georgia Public Broadcasting, Atlanta, 2005. Patterson Toby Graham, Tim Daniels, Catherine Jannik, Mark Spasser. “GALILEO’s Next Leg: Knowledge Repository Proposal,” Regents Academic Committee on Libraries, Georgia Archives, 2005. Patterson Toby Graham, “Digital Library of Georgia,” Georgia OCLC SOLINET Users Group, , 2005. Patterson Toby Graham. “Digital Library of Georgia Showcase,” Presentation for representatives of University System of staff, Georgia Department of Education, Georgia Archives, and Georgia Public Library Service, Atlanta, 2004. Patterson Toby Graham, “Preview of the Digital Library of Georgia Redesign,” GALILEO Steering Committee, McDonough, GA, 2004. Patterson Toby Graham, “Collaboration for Digital Projects,” Southeastern Library Association, Charlotte, NC, 2004. Patterson Toby Graham and Martin Halbert. “Archival Metadata Systems: Reports from the Digital Library of Georgia and MetaScholar Initiative,” Society of Georgia Archivists, Georgia Archives, 2004. Patterson Toby Graham and Kelly Caudle. “Digital Library of Georgia and the New Georgia Encyclopedia,” Georgia Council for the Social Studies, Athens, 2004. Patterson Toby Graham, “Digital Library of Georgia Update,” Georgia Council of Media Organizations, Athens, 2004. Patterson Toby Graham, “Digital Decathlon: Ten New and Forthcoming Resources from the Digital Library of Georgia,” GOLD/GALILEO Annual Users Group, University of Georgia, 2004. Patterson Toby Graham, “Southeastern Native American Documents Project,” Organization of American Historians Southern Regional Conference, , 2004. Patterson Toby Graham, “Managing Digital Assets,” GALILEO Interconnected Libraries (GIL) Users Group Meeting, Macon State College, 2004. Patterson Toby Graham, “Introduction to the Digital Library of Georgia,” Georgia Educational Technology Consortium, Macon, 2004. Patterson Toby Graham, “Digital Library of Georgia,” University System of Georgia Board of Regents Academic Committee on Libraries, Macon, 2003. Patterson Toby Graham and Ed Johnson. “Digital Library of Georgia and Georgia HomePLACE,” Georgia Council of Media Organizations, , 2003. Patterson Toby Graham and Kelly Caudle. “Digital Library of Georgia and the New Georgia Encyclopedia,” Georgia Leadership Technology Conference, Athens, 2003. Patterson Toby Graham, “Digital Library of Georgia,” GOLD/GALILEO Annual Users Group Conference, University of Georgia, 2003. Patterson Toby Graham, “Digital Collaboration Among Archival Repositories,” Society of Mississippi Archivists, Delta State University, 2003. Patterson Toby Graham, “Grant Writing for Academic Libraries,” University of Alabama Libraries, 2003. Patterson Toby Graham, “A Right to Read: Segregation and Civil Rights in Alabama’s Public Libraries,” University of Alabama Libraries, 2003.

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Patterson Toby Graham, “Patricia Blalock and the Integration of the Selma-Dallas County Public Library,” Selma-Dallas County Public Library Authors Series, 2003. P. Toby Graham, Peggy M. Price and Diane Ross. “Civil Rights in Mississippi Digital Archive: Granting Access to the Past,” Mississippi Library Association, Hattiesburg, 2002. Patterson Toby Graham, Diane Ross, and Barton Spencer. “Anatomy of a Digitization Program: Building the Digital Archive at the University of Southern Mississippi,” Library and Information Technology Association National Forum, Houston, 2002. Patterson Toby Graham, “Black, White, and Read All Over: Civil Rights and the Birmingham Public Library,” Birmingham Public Library, 2002. Patterson Toby Graham, “Online History Behind the Scenes: Project Planning for Digitization,” American Association for History and Computing, Nashville, 2002. Patterson Toby Graham and Diane Ross. “Anatomy of a Digital Program,” SOLINET Mississippi Directors Day/Users Meeting, Mississippi State University, 2002. Patterson Toby Graham, Peggy Price. Diane Ross. “Local Resources, Global Access: Building the Digital Archive at USM,” Mississippi Library Association, Jackson, 2001. Patterson Toby Graham, “The Special Collections Digital Program at the University of Southern Mississippi.” Poster Session. Southeastern Library Network Annual Meeting, Atlanta, 2001. Also appeared: Mississippi Library Association, Jackson, 2001. Patterson Toby Graham, “Building Collections of Primary Sources Online: The Civil Rights in Mississippi Digital Archive,” American Association for History and Computing, Indianapolis, 2001. Patterson Toby Graham, "African-American Communities and the Black Public Library Movement in Alabama, 1918-1964," American Library Association Annual Conference, Chicago, 2000. Patterson Toby Graham, “Public Librarians and the Civil Rights Movement, 1955-1965,” School of Library & Information Science Alumni Banquet, University of Southern Mississippi, 2000. Patterson Toby Graham, "Researching Primary Sources Online: A Librarian's Perspective," American Association for History and Computing, , 2000. Patterson Toby Graham, "ALISE Dissertation Award Address: Segregation & Civil Rights in Alabama's Public Libraries," Association for Library & Information Science Education, San Antonio, 2000. Patterson Toby Graham, "Racial Segregation and Library History," Joint Session of the Library History Round Table and the Library Research Round Table, American Library Association Conference, New Orleans, 1999. Patterson Toby Graham, "A Right To Read: Desegregating Alabama's Public Libraries, 1960-1965," Alabama Historical Association, Montgomery, AL, 1999. Patterson Toby Graham, "Segregation & Civil Rights in Alabama's Public Libraries," Doctoral Research Poster Session, ALISE, Washington, DC, 1997.Also appeared: Graduate Research Exposition, University of Alabama, 1998. Patterson Toby Graham, "Segregation & Civil Rights in Alabama Public Libraries." Beta Phi Mu Colloquium, University of Alabama, 1996. Patterson Toby Graham, "The (White) People's University: Segregation in Alabama's Public Libraries, 1918- 1954." Connections '96: Great Lakes Information Science Conference, Toronto, Ontario, 1996. Patterson Toby Graham, "Digital Library Resources for Education and Publishing." Presentation for representatives from JVC America Corporation, local schools, University Press, and University Development, University of Alabama, 1996. Patterson Toby Graham, "CSS Alabama Digital Collection: Taking Archives to the Public." Beta Phi Mu Colloquium, University of Alabama, 1996.

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SERVICE ACTIVITIES: National

Association of Research Libraries Advocacy and Public Policy Committee, 2019-2022 Board Nominating Committee, 2020 Membership and Outreach Committee, 2015-2017 Coalition for Networked Information (CNI), Steering Committee, 2017- Digital Public Library of America, Executive Director Search Committee, 2017 Peer Reviewer, Libraries: Culture, History and Society, 2017 Libraries Program Review, External Reviewer, 2017 American Library Association ASCLA Digital Collaboration Discussion Group (chair), 2008-2009 Dain Library History Dissertation Award Committee, 2005. Secretary/Treasurer, Library History Round Table, 2002-2003. Justin Windsor Prize Committee, 2000-2003 (chair), 2002-2003 Advisory Board, AASLH Internet Digital Encyclopedia Alliance, NEH Startup Grant, 2011-2012 Review panel, NEH/LC National Digital Newspapers Program Grants, 2011 Review panel, IMLS Laura Bush 21st Century Librarian Grants, 2007, 2008 Peer reviewer, College & Research Libraries American Association for History and Computing Editorial Board, Journal for the Association for History and Computing, 2000-2001 Association for Library & Information Science Education Doctoral Special Interest Group Co-convener, 1996-1997 Doctoral Research Poster Session Co-convener, 1996-1997

State and Regional

Georgia Historical Records Advisory Council (by gubernatorial appointment), 2006- Chair, 2014- Research Awards Panel (chair), 2010-2013 Wormsloe Foundation Board of Directors, 2019- National Historical Newspaper Digitization Program (NEH) – Georgia, Advisory Committee, 2018- Search Committee, Assistant Vice Chancellor for Academic Library Services and Executive Director of GALILEO (chair), 2015-2016. Georgia Humanities Council, Board of Directors, 2015- Audit Committee (chair), 2020 Association of Southeastern Research Libraries (ASERL), Board of Directors, 2017-2019 Regents Academic Committee on Libraries, USG (executive committee), 2014- GALILEO Steering Group, USG, 2014- New Georgia Encyclopedia Executive Committee, 2014- Georgia Archives Transition Working Group. By Chancellor’s appointment, advised on transition of state archives from Office of the Secretary of State to Board of Regents, 2013 Georgia Writers Hall of Fame, Board of Jurors (chair), 2010- Lillian Smith Book Awards, Jury, Southern Regional Council, 2008-2012 Civil Rights Digital Library Initiative Steering Committee (facilitator), 2005-2008 Portal Sub-Project Team (Team Leader), 2005-2008 11

Video Archive Sub-Project Team (Team Leader), 2005-2008 Learning Objects Working Group, 2005-2008 GALILEO Knowledge Repository Steering Committee, 2009-2013 GALILEO Knowledge Repository Technology Group, 2005-2009 (co-facilitator 2005-2009) GALILEO Knowledge Repository Metadata Group (co-facilitator), 2004-2005 Digital Library of Georgia Redesign Working Group (Team Leader), 2004-2005 GALILEO Technical Operations Subcommittee, 2003-2008 Mississippi Center for the Book, Board of Directors, 2000-2002 Mississippi Library Association Editor, Quarterly Special Collections Column, Mississippi Libraries, 2000-2002 Chair, Special Collections Round Table, 1998-2000 Library School Association, University of Alabama, School of Library and Information Studies Executive Board, 1998-2001; Chair, Mentoring Workshop Committee, 2000

University of Georgia

Student Technology Fee Advisory Committee (chair), 2013- Georgia Museum of Natural History Working Group (chair), 2018- UGA IT Strategic Planning Committee (co-chair), 2019-2020 Research Data Management Working Group (chair) Accessibility Working Group, 2019 Textbook Committee, 2017-2018 Experiential Learning Advisory Board, 2017- UGA Foundation Fellows Interviews (panel chair), 2015-2018 Administrative Review Committee for the Director, , 2015 University Cabinet, 2014- University Council, 2014- Elements Business Case Action Team (Faculty Activity Repository study group), 2013 UGA Arts Council, 2012- Director and Lambdin Kay Chair Search Committee, 2012-2013 Director, University of Georgia Press Search Committee (chair), 2011-2012 Chief Information Officer (CIO) Search Committee, 2011 University of Georgia Press, Editorial Board, 2007-2008, 2011- University Librarian Fifth-Year Review Committee, 2006

University of Georgia Libraries

Department Heads Group: Chair, Jan.-June 2013; 2014- Co-facilitator, 2006-2007 Member, 2003- Digital Curation Working Group (leadership team), 2014-2015 Strategic Plan Working Group (chair), 2013-2014 Search Committees: Assistant University Librarian for Technology Services (chair), 2012 Head, Access Services (chair), 2011 Head of Science Collections, 2010 12

Electronic Description and Processing Archivist (co-chair), 2010 Metadata Librarian (co-chair), 2005 Digital Projects Librarian (co-chair), 2005 Strategic Plan Working Group (chair), 2013 Institutional Repository Group (chair), 2004-2005 Technology Oversight Group, (chair, Jan.-June 2013), 2003- Web Advisory Group, 2003-2008

University of Southern Mississippi

Faculty Senate, 2000-2003 Secretary, 2002-2003 Secretary-Elect, 2001-2002 Executive Committee, 2000-2003 Technology Committee (chair), 2000-2001 Archives Committee, 2000-2001 Search Committee for Sound Engineer, NEH-Funded MS Oral History Consortium, 2002. Board Member, Humanities Program, University of Southern Mississippi, 2001-2003 Web Presence Council, University of Southern Mississippi, 2000-2001 University Research Council, University of Southern Mississippi, 1998-2000

University of Southern Mississippi Libraries

Management Group, 1999-2003 Publications Committee, 1998-2003 Committee for Supervisor/Administrator Evaluations, 1999-2002 (chair 2001-2002) Search Committees: University Archivist (chair), 2002 Metadata Librarian (chair), 2001, 2002 Digitization Librarian (chair), 2001 Special Collections Librarian (chair), 1999

University of Alabama

Digital Development & Information Resources Team, UA Libraries, 1996-1997 Search Committee for Faculty Member, SLIS, University of Alabama, 1996-1997 Digital Resources Committee, UA Libraries, 1995-1996 Committee on Faculty for the Reaccredidation of the MLIS Degree, SLIS, 1995

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