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Summary of Proceedings Sixty-Seventh Annual Conference of the American Theological Library Association Tawny Burgess Editor American Theological Library Association Charlotte, North Carolina June 19-22, 2013 ISSN: 0066-0868 © 2013 by the American Theological Library Association All rights reserved. This book may not be reproduced, in whole or in part, in any form (beyond that copying permitted by Sections 197 and 108 of the U.S. Copyright Law and except by reviewers for public press), without written permission from the publishers. Published by: American Theological Library Association, 300 South Wacker Drive, Suite 2100, Chicago, IL 60606-6701 USA Preface Set in the Queen City, ATLA’s sixty-seventh Annual Conference held in the summer of 2013 proved to be both a memorable and educational experience. This year’s conference was co-located with the Center for the Study of Information and Religion’s (CSIR) Annual Conference on Information and Religion. Members of the 2013 Local Host Committee, the Carolinas Theological Library Consortium (CLTC), provided an Annual Conference that brought together a wealth of ATLA educational programs, interest group meetings, excursions, and events against a backdrop of downtown Charlotte. This official record of conference events and activities represents the work of the many presenters, facilitators, and others who are responsible for the breadth of material compiled within these pages. ATLA is grateful for their contributions. I hope you will enjoy reading this Summary of Proceedings, containing full text or summaries of papers, workshops, conversation groups, listen and learn sessions, and meetings, plus other items for general reference and record in the appendices. The 2014 Local Host Committee, the New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, invites you to “Experience the Extraordinary” at the sixty-eighth Annual Conference held in New Orleans, Louisiana, June 18–21, 2014. Tawny Burgess Editor iii Table of Contents Preface iii Program for the 2013 Annual Conference 1–7 Pre-Conference Workshop 8 Cataloging with RDA 8 Armin Siedlecki Business Reports 9–25 Minuts of the Business Meeting 9 Board of Directors Meeting 9 Presidential Address: “The Value of Theological Libraries” 10 Andrew J. Keck 2013 State of the Association Address 16 Brenda Bailey-Hainer Interest Group Meetings 26-30 Emerging Technology Interest Group (ETIG) 26 Public Services Interest Group (PSIG) 27 Special Collections Interest Group (SCIG) 28 Technical Services Interest Group (TSIG) 28 World Christianity Interest Group (WCIG) 29 World Religions Interest Group (WRIG) 29 Interest Group Presentations 31-59 Public Services Interest Group: “Supporting Online Education: Provision & Assessment of Resources 31 and Services” Jennifer Bartholomew, Paul A. Tippey, Kris Veldheer Special Collections Interest Group: “From Wittenberg to Weimar: The History of Publication of Martin 36 Luther’s Collected Works” Armin Siedlecki Technical Services Interest Group “E-book Nuts & Bolts: Acquisitions, Cataloging, and Access” 49 Patsy Yang, Matthew Thiesen “RDA Implementation Practices” 57 Donna R. Campbell World Christianity Interest Group “Documenting World Christianity Within Our Borders” 58 Tracy Powell Iwaskow iv Table of Contents Plenary Sessions 60 “Deep Calls to Deep: Information, Reason, and Wisdom in Inter- 60 Religious Communication” Peter Ochs Papers and Presentations 61-89 “Appreciative Inquiry as a Model for Positive Change in a Theological 61 Library” Rebecca Miller “Theological Librarianship as a Ministry” 69 John E. Shaffett “The Guest Brings the Blessing: Hospitality in Theological Librarianship” 84 Carisse Mickey Berryhill CSIR Papers 90-227 “A Study on the Effects of Iranian Religions on its House Architecture” 90 Dr. Khosro Movahed “The Data/Information/Knowledge/Wisdom Hierarchy Goes to Seminary” 98 Terry Dwain Robertson “Keeping Faith: Factors Contributing to Spiritual Transformation, 110 Identity, and Maturity in Adolescents” Glory Emmanuel, Harold Delaney “Are Rabbis Informed?: Mass Media Information and Jewish Clergy 121 in Israel” Yoel Cohen “Modeling and Representing Religious Language to Support Audio 133 Transcription of Sermons” Denise A. D. Bedford “‘My Greatest Help Comes from the Lord:’ Religion and the Information 145 Behaviors of Dementia Caregivers” Michelle M. Kazmer, Kathleen Burnett, Robert L. Glueckauf, Gabriel Schettini, Jinxuan Ma, Michelle Silva “‘My Talk Today’: LDS Sacrament Meeting Talks and the Transfer of 154 Knowledge and Culture” Patricia Katopol “Religious Attitudes and Attitudes about Scientific Issues: An Analysis 166 of their Social Context in the United States” Robert V. Williams, Jennifer Weil Arns, Patrick Roughen, Karen Miller “Saving America: Religion and the Watergate Affair” 179 David E. Settje “Teaching and Learning in the Archives: Partnering for Undergraduate 185 Formation in Service and Research” Tracy M. Shilcutt, Carisse Mickey Berryhill v ATLA 2013 Proceedings “The Kahal, Zawiya, and Monastic Multiplexes: Informational 192 Centripetalism as Medieval Mission” Linda and Larry Poston “The Search for Meaning: Information Seeking and Religious 205 Conversion” Elysia Guzik “Whence God? The Origin of Ultimate Concern” 219 Jonathan Doner Panel Discussions 228-304 “Theological Libraries in the ‘Majority’ World” 228 Nancy Jean Vyhmeister “European Publishers and ATLA Librarians: Developing Best 235-240 Practices for Working Together” First Presentation: “The Publisher/Supplier Perspective” 235 Ian Stevens Second Presentation: “The Librarian Perspective” 237 Matthew Thiesen Third Presentation: “Brainstorming Session on Best Practices for 239 Publishers and Librarians to Work Together” Gregg Taylor “New Horizons in China-U.S. Theological Librarianship: 241-253 Discussions, Collaborations, Collections, and Developments” First Presentation: “The Preservation of the Documentation of 241 Chinese Christianity Program: a Collaborative Program between Hong Kong Baptist University Library and the Yale Divinity Library” Paul F. Stuehrenberg Second Presentation: “Religion, Theology, and the Modern 244 Library in China: Examinations and Lessons of Design, Function, and Collection Development” Anthony J. Elia Third Presentation: “New Horizon in China-U.S. Theological 251 Librarianship” Cindy Suchin Lu “Patron-Driven Acquisitions (PDA)” 254-258 Donna R. Campbell First Project: “Catholic Theological Union (CTU)” 254 Melody Layton McMahon, Lisa Gonzalez Second Project: “Union Presbyterian Seminary” 256 Leland R. Deeds “Inspiring Users Through Library Space” 259-277 First Presentation: “Reading, Movement, and Spatial Violence: How 259 Expansiveness and Limitation of Library Space Affect Progressive vi Table of Contents Literacy in Theological Education” Anthony J. Elia Second Presentation: “Sacred Spaces for Sacred Places” 267 Robert E. Fox, Jr., Bruce L. 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Campbell “Overcoming Budget and Staffing Challenges for (Sm)All Libraries 319-323 in our Post-Recession Economy” First Section 319 Daniel LaValla vii ATLA 2013 Proceedings Second Section 321 Susan Ebertz “They Shall Become One Flesh: The Why’s, How’s, and Wherefore’s 324 of Library Mergers” Christine Wenderoth, Elyse Hayes, Michael Boddy “Transforming Scholarly Communications in Religion and Theology: 326 Determining ATLA’s Role” Brenda Bailey-Hainer, Justin Travis Listen and Learn Sessions 327-400 “Apps for the Theological Library” 327 Susan Ebertz “Benefits and Risks of OCLC WMS Library System” 332 Jeff Siemon “CONSER” 335 Judy Knop “Demand-Driven E-book Collection Development in Religious 336 Studies: A Case Study from the University of Ottawa” Jennifer Dekker “From Analysis to Decision: How to Assess Collections” 346 Beth Bidlack “Host or Hosted? 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