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AAA Trip to South Korea ASDAL Action | Fall 2016 1 ASDAL Action Volume 36, No Customer Appreciation Day Events at Oakwood ASDAL Conference 2017 p 6 p 10 p 12 CTION ASDALVolume 36 | Number 2 | Winter 2017 Association A of Seventh-Day Adventist Librarians p 4 AAA Trip to South Korea ASDAL ACTION | FALL 2016 1 ASDAL Action Volume 36, No. 2 | Winter 2017 ISSN 1523-8997 Editor Jessica Spears contents About ASDAL ASDAL is an organization for individuals interested in Seventh-day Adventist 4 librarianship. The Association was formed to enhance communication between Seventh- day Adventist librarians, and to promote librarianship and library services to Seventh- day Adventist institutions. The association holds an Annual Conference, publishes ASDAL Action, awards the D. Glenn Hilts Scholarship, and is a sponsor of the Seventh-day Adventist Periodical Index. The Adventist Library Information Cooperative (ALICE), is a service provided by the Association to provide Member Libraries with enhanced database access opportunities at reduced costs through collective efforts and resource sharing within FEATURES the Cooperative. AAA Trip to South Events at Oakwood Letters to the Editor 4 Korea 10 We welcome your comments and questions. by Paulette Johnson Please submit letters to the editor to by Donald Martin [email protected]. Customer ASDAL Conference ASDAL Membership 8 Appreciation Day 12 2017 Membership is open to those who support the goals of the Association. Members receive a by Natalee Knight by Per Lisle one year subscription to ASDAL Action and discounted conference registration. Get Involved with ASDAL All members are invited to get involved in ASDAL. On the ASDAL website, select "Get COLUMNS Involved" on the quick links. 18 Institution Spotlight 24 Bytes & Bits ASDAL Executive Committee Book Notes ASDAL Updates President: Terry Robertson 22 27 President-elect: Per Lisle Past President: Grace Carr-Benjamin Secretary: Lauren Matacio Treasurer: Sarah Kimakwa ASDAL Action Editor: Jessica Spears 2 ASDAL ACTION | WINTER 2017 From the President It was a privilege to read through members. The first international conference of Keith Clouten’s draft of his article ASDAL was held at Newbold College in 1995, and on ASDAL for the forthcoming since then conferences have been held in Mexico, Seventh-day Adventist Encyclopedia. Argentina, South Africa, the Philippines, and now we What impressed me the most are returning to Newbold College. In addition, we are the accomplishments of the have continuously had an excellent representation of association, from publishing international colleagues who attend and present at our the Seventh-day Adventist conference. Periodical Index for over 35 years, to participation in the Adventist Digital Library, launched last year. The Thus we as ASDAL are a vibrant and living example work of ALICE (Adventist Libraries Information of the power of collaboration. All of us are fully Cooperative) touches us all, enriching and expanding engaged in our roles at our home institution, yet what we might offer beyond what we could manage collectively we have found time and opportunity work working alone. These may be the more public together, on a global scale, for the mutual benefit of accomplishments, but collaboration in a number of those we serve. more focused behind the scenes areas have also been fruitful. Terry Dwain Robertson ASDAL President While these and other projects may have been initiated by creative and innovative leaders, it took broad collaboration for the products, services, and projects to achieve their current impact. Today, we find ourselves challenged to avoid taking these accomplishments for granted. We owe a debt of gratitude to all who have led or are leading out in these efforts. The annual conference is a natural venue for our working teams to meet face to face and take care of business, engaging the synergy that flows from their collective wisdom. Thanks to advances in communication technology, most of the essential Bytes & Bits work can be handled through teleconferences, web services, or email. But the face to face experience adds ASDAL Updates a personal touch that also builds community. One distinct advantage for ASDAL is that our collaboration extends beyond our North American ASDAL ACTION | WINTER 2017 3 ADVENTURE in SOUTH KOREA by Donald Martin Donald Martin, the Electronic educational institutions in Korea, information, and a department of Services Librarian at McKee celebrating their 111th year. The child care welfare. The Dr. Rue Library, traveled to South Korea University has six undergraduate Library and Information Support with the Adventist Accrediting and four graduate schools. The Center has a library director, Association (AAA), from Central Library has a director, one professional staff, and two November 8-17, 2016 to be a three professional librarians, and support staff. The Library houses part of the team that evaluated five additional staff. The Library over 54,000 volumes, study Sahmyook University’s and houses over 365,000 volumes, rooms, and forty-four computer Sahmyook Health University’s study rooms, special collections, terminals, providing access campuses for reaccreditation. The and provides access to many to many online databases and team was composed of Seventh- databases and e-books. e-books. day Adventist educational and pastoral leaders from Brazil, Hong SAHMYOOK HEALTH Donald enjoyed the blessings of Kong, Mexico, Nigeria, South UNIVERSITY wonderful hospitality, fellowship, Korea, Taiwan, and the United Sahmyook Health University is beautifully-prepared food, and States. Donald was responsible located in an urban part of Seoul, an excellent team of fellow for evaluating the staff, services, just behind the Seoul Adventist Adventists. and resources of both libraries, Hospital, and is celebrating their institutional policies, the 81st year of operations. They computer center, and the IT have a four-year department of Donald Martin is the Electronic Services department. nursing, three-year department Librarian at McKee Library on the campus of Southern Adventist University. of dental hygiene, two-year SAHMYOOK UNIVERSITY department of skin health care, Sahmyook University is located a department of beauty hair, a in a pastoral setting in Seoul department of elderly healthcare, and is one of the oldest higher- a department of medical 6 ASDAL ACTION | WINTER 2017 feature 1 2 3 Cover & page 4: The team was able to do some sight-seeing in between working at both Universities. Here are pictures of the Gyeongbokgung Palace, built in 1395, representing the Joseon Dynasty. Opposite: Donald Martin with the library staff including, library director, two librarians, and the library assistant. 1. The Central Library 4 at Sahmyook University. 2. Donald had a chance to interview the faculty, students, and staff of each University. Here he is with some of the students from Sahmyook Health University. 3. Donald with the library president on Sahmyook University. 4. Donald is enjoying traditional Korean foods with some members of the AAA team.. 5. In front of the Korean Union Conference 5 of Seventh-day Adventists. ASDAL ACTION | WINTER 2017 7 feature CUSTOMER APPRECIATION DAY Hiram S. Walters Resource Centre celebrated patrons during LIAJA Library Week 2016 by Natalee Knight On November 2, 2016, as part library trivia, refreshment, and presentation were strategically of the Library and Information prizes! placed to accommodate individual Association of Jamaica (LIAJA) and group self-paced viewing of Library Week celebrations, the SERVICES & MEMBERSHIP information about the library’s Hiram S. Walters Resource Centre Library services information was services, collections, and staff. held its Customer Appreciation made available via brochures, Library staff, including student Day to fête patrons in leaflets, a pull-up banner, display, workers were strategically located acknowledgment of their support and PowerPoint presentation. to offer assistance to patrons throughout the year. It was a fun Registration for membership was as needed and to register new event experienced by over 80 done manually by library student patrons for membership. By individuals. workers. Brochures and leaflets the end of the day, most of the were attractively displayed on brochures were taken, and a total The main activities for the day reception and cocktail tables to of 23 new patrons were registered took place between 10:00 am and encourage conversation among for library membership. 3:00 pm, and included library patrons and library workers services information in several regarding the offerings of the ONLINE RESOURCE formats, registration for library library and membership benefits. TRAINING membership, training in the use The pull-up banner, display Training in the use of online of online resources, a book sale, and self-running PowerPoint 8 ASDAL ACTION | WINTER 2017 library resources was open to highlight. After anyone who needed further enjoying healthy clarification to what is taught at finger food, the library’s regular information patrons were given literacy sessions. Three patrons the opportunity attended and were very engaged to answer library- as they got a chance to have that related questions “one-on-one” training that they for prizes. The needed to answer their “burning” more difficult the questions. The advanced search question, the bigger feature was of particular interest. the prize. Anyone Participants wanted to optimize in the audience their use of the databases to get could answer the best articles and e-books the questions, This event was a success for the
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