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Wendy Moore CV Wendy Moore 2195 WILLOW GROVE RD., PAMPLICO, SC 29583 H (843) 493-5321; W (843) 661-1308 • [email protected] EDUCATION MA in Library Information Science December 2015 University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC MA in Clinical Counseling June 2007 Webster University, Myrtle Beach, SC BA in English December 1990 Francis Marion University, Florence, SC EXPERIENCE Technical Services Librarian (Assistant Professor, Tenure track), James A. Rogers Library / Francis Marion University, 2019-Present • Provides leadership in the areas of Acquisitions and Cataloging • Manages the library’s collections Cataloging Librarian, James A. Rogers Library / Francis Marion University, 2016-2018 • Performs various tasks in cataloging • Aids and Assists other staff members when Cataloging concerns occur • Assists at the Reference desk when needed Cataloging Coordinator, James A. Rogers Library / Francis Marion University, 2007-2016 • Performs various tasks in the absence of the Cataloging Librarian. • Implements monthly statistics for the Technical Services Department. • Aids and Assists other staff members when Cataloging concerns occur. • Continues the operation of cataloging duties and training. • Assists at the Reference desk when needed Head Cataloger (Senior Library Technical Assistant), James A. Rogers Library / Francis Marion University, 1996-2007 • Performed Cataloging duties • Assisted in the training of other catalogers • Assisted in the training of student workers Cataloger (Library Technical Assistant), James A. Rogers Library / Francis Marion University, 1991-1996 • Performed Copy Cataloging and Original Cataloging for print materials • Assisted in Authority Control Committees • African American Collections Committee 2010 – Present • Program Committee of the Hewn Timber Cabins, 2003-2007 • Public Relations Committee of the Hewn Timber Cabins, 2003-2007 • Selection and Deselection Committee, 1999 – Present (Chair) • Student Assistant Coordination Committee (provided rules for the conduct, as well as showing appreciation toward library student workers), 2005 – 2008 • Voice of the Customer Committee, 1995-1997 Professional Organizations • American Library Association (ALA) 2014 – Present o Black Caucus of the American Library Association (BCALA) 2018-Present o Intellectual Freedom Group • American Association of University Professors (AAUP) (Local & National Chapter) 2017 – Present • PASCAL (Partnership Among South Carolina Academic Libraries) o Affordable Learning Taskforce (ALTF) 2018 – 2020 o Cataloging & Metadata Group (CaM) 2018- Present • South Carolina Library Association (SCLA), 1991-1994; 1996; 2002; 2004; 2010-Present o Paraprofessionals Roundtable (SCLA) 1991-1994; 1996; 2002 2004 o Roundtable for African American Affairs (RAAC) 1991-1994; 1996; 2002; 2004 • South Carolina Archival Association (SAA) 2018 - Prensent • South Eastern Library Association (SELA) 2014 – Present o Mentor Group (Mentee) PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT • Visited various libraries throughout the years. • Participated in various ALA e-courses, including those pertaining to ALCTS (Association for Library Collections & Technical Services) & RUSA (Reference & User Services Association) & • Attended and continues to attend the Annual SCLA Conference & workshops • Attended and continues to attend the Annual LIBRAS (Library Information Resource Sharing) Conference. • Assistant Tour Guide of the historic Hewn Timber Cabins, 2003 – 2007 • Participated in various workshops for PASCAL. • Attended the 2014 SELA Conference, Augusta, GA. • Attended the 2015 Charleston Conference, Charleston, SC. • Women’s Leadership Institute Conference, USC, Columbia, S.C. April, 2016 • Attended SCLA Workshop: iTeach3: Information Literacy Workshop, Midlands Tech., Columbia, S.C., June, 2016. • Attended the iTEACH 4: Information Literacy Workshop, University of South Carolina, Columbia, S.C., 2017 • Participated in various library e-forums and webinars • Teaching Assistant, University of South Carolina, SLIS 703: Introduction to Information Sources and Services, Fall 2018. • Attended the 2019 Carolina Consortium, UNC Greensboro, May, 2019 • Attended the 2019 Charleston Conference: Issues in Book and Serial Acquisition, Charleston, SC., November 2019 • Attended the BSIS (Bachelor of Science in Information Science) Curriculum Meeting, SCCCL (South Carolina Center for Community Literacy), Columbia, S.C., July 2019 • Attended the Hobcaw Research Symposium; Hobcaw Barony, Georgetown, S.C., February, 2020 • Screening of WILLIE: How the Descendant of Escaped Slaves Changed Hockey Forever, S.C. Dept. of Archives, Columbia, S.C., Feb. 15, 2020 • Participated in the Webinar: Teaching a virtual class: Online using Blackboard Collaborate, March, 2020 • Open Educational Resources Online Workshop, April, 2020 • The Inaugural Augusta Baker Online Lecture by Dr. Ebony Thomas, April 24, 2020 • Webinar: Getting Started with Blackboard Learn, May, 2020 • Webinar: Improving Student Engagement: Online using Blackboard Collaborate, May, 2020 • Webinar: Communication Strategies for COVID-19, May, 2020 • Virtual Meeting: PASCAL Directors Forum on Reopening Libraries - College of Charleston Reopening Plan, June, 2020 • ALA (American Library Association) Virtual Conference, June, 2020 • Carolina Consortia Online meeting, July, 2020 • Open Textbook Network Faculty Workshop, July 2020 • Confronting Hard History: Using Primary Sources to teach Slavery, Civil Rights, & Black Lives Matter virtual presentation by Dr. Hasan Kwame Jefferies; sponsored by ProQuest, September, 2020. • Open Access for Researchers webinar, October 5, 2020. • SELA Virtual joint Conference with Georgia Libraries, October 7 – 9, 2020. • Virtual workshop; Cultural Conversations with FMU series: Microaggressions vs. Macroaggressions Why They Are Important, October 9, 2020. • Library 2.0 Virtual Mini-Conference: Sustainability in Libraries, October 14, 2020. • SCLA Virtual Conference, October 14, 2020. • Legacy of the Green Book virtual/zoom presentation, October 15, 2020. • South Carolina Archival Association (SCAA) Virtual Meeting, October 16, 2020. • AAUP Meeting, Francis Marion U, November 4, 2020. • Virtual workshop; Cultural Conversations with FMU series: Changes in African American Race Relations in Florence (SC) Over Time and How to Create an Inclusive Environment for People of Color. • Virtual Workshop; Dissertations Development: Giving Students the Tools to Produce Better Outcomes, November 12, 2020. • I'm Still Speaking: Amplifying the Black Experience in LIS (virtual presentation/workshop), November 19, 2020. Community Service • Pee Dee Coalition Against Domestic Violence (Volunteer), 2007- Present Presentations • Co-Presented at PASCAL’s Affordable Learning Workshop, Coker University, Hartsville, S.C., 6/27/18 • Co-Presented a webinar, An Introduction to Open Educational Resources & South Carolina Affordable Learning (SCALE) for PASCAL’s Affordable Learning Taskforce, 1/10/19 Publications Moore, Wendy (2017) "Growing Old in New Town: What Marked Me, What Marred Me, What Made Me," South Carolina Libraries: Vol. 3 : Iss. 1 , Article 9. .
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