official sponsor of the 2019 ACL Conference Program Table of Contents Introduction • cover • table of contents • Schedule • Workshop Options Welcome • President’s welcome • Host’s Welcome • Conference Manager’s Welcome • Conference App Information Monday Tuesday • Keynote • Workshop #1 • Workshop #2 • Section Meetings Conference Sponsors Wednesday • Workshop #3 • Vendor Exhibits • Poster Sessions #1 • Workshop #4 • Poster Sessions #2 Thursday • Workshop #5 • Workshop #6 2020 Conference information
Information • Campus Information • Vendors • Who’s Who • Campus Map return to table of contents Schedule MONDAY, JUNE 10 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12
8am–9pm Arrival & Registration [JL] 6–6:30am Prayer Walk [JL Outside] 8:30–11:30am Pre-Conference #1 [JL 17] 7–7:50am Breakfast [SC Baldwin Dining Room] 12–1pm Lunch [SC Baldwin Dining Room] 8–8:35am Devo. & Announc. [SC Globe Theater] 1:15–4:15pm Pre-Conference #2 [JL 17] 8:45–9:45am Workshop #3 [SC Classrooms] 4:30–5:30pm First-Time Attendees Meeting [JL] 9:45–10:15am Refreshment Break [SC Commons] 5:30–8pm Cookout & Karaoke [JL Outside] 10–11:45am Poster Sessions #1 [SC Commons] 8–8:30pm Workshop Presenters Meeting [JL 17] 10am–4pm Vendor Exhibits [SC Commons] 8–9pm Jackson Library Tours [JL] 10:15–11:15am Retiree Koffee Klatch [SC Century] 12–1pm Lunch [SC Baldwin Dining Room] TUESDAY, JUNE 11 1:15–2:15pm Workshop #4 [SC Classrooms] 2:15–4pm Poster Sessions #2 [SC Commons] 6–6:30am Prayer Walk [JL Outside] 2:30–3pm Refreshment Break [SC Commons] 7–7:50am Breakfast [SC Baldwin Dining Room] CPI Beginning Indexing Training 3–4pm 8–8:35am Devo. & Announc. [SC Globe Theater] [SC Century Dining Room] Keynote: Dr. Todd Ream [SC Globe 4–4:45pm CLC Meeting [SC Henry West] 8:45–10:15am Theater] 5–6pm Dinner [SC Baldwin Dining Room] 10:15–10:45am Refreshment Break [SC Teter Cafe] CPI Indexers Meeting & Training 6–7pm 10:45–11:45am Workshop #1 [SC Classrooms] [SC Century Dining Room] 12–1pm Lunch [SC Baldwin Dining Room] 7–8:30pm LibGuide Hackathon [JL 17] 1:15–2:15pm Business Meeting [SC Globe Theater] 7:30–9pm Game Night [Scripture Hall Lobby] 2:15–2:30pm Beverage Break [SC Teter Cafe] 2:30–3:30pm Workshop #2 [SC Classrooms] THURSDAY, JUNE 13 Bible College Section Meeting 3:45–4:45pm [SC Century Dining Room] 6–6:30am Prayer Walk [JL Outside] Liberal Arts Section Meeting 3:45–4:45pm 7–7:50am Breakfast [SC Baldwin Dining Room] [SC Globe Theater] 8–8:30am Devo. & Announc. [SC Globe Theater] Sui Generis Section Meeting 3:45–4:45pm 8:45–9:45am Workshop #5 [SC Classrooms] [JL Study Room] 9:45–10:15am Refreshment Break [SC Teter Cafe] 3:45–4:45pm Seminary Section Meeting [JL 17] Information Literacy IG Meeting 5–6pm Dinner [SC Baldwin Dining Room] 10:15–11:45am [SC Henry West] Optional Taylor Univ. Library Tour & 12–1pm Lunch [SC Baldwin Dining Room] 6:45pm Ivanhoe’s Ice Cream Trip, if registered. [JL Outisde] 1:15–2:15pm Workshop #6 [SC Classrooms] 2:15–2:30pm Novelty Ice Cream Break [SC Teter Cafe] Key Emerging Library Professionals IG 2:30–3:30pm Meeting [SC Century Dining Room] BRH Baker Recital Hall 2:30–3:30pm Solo Lib. IG Meeting [SC Leedy] JL Jackson Library 2:30–3:30pm Tech. Services IG Meeting [SC Bedford] SC Student Center Birds of a Feather Discussions 3:30–4:30pm [JL Study Rooms] 5:30–7pm Closing Ban. & Awards [SC Piazza] 7–8pm Musical Entertainment [BRH] return to table of contents Workshop Options
Work/Life Administrative/ Information Reference/ Tech Services & Librarianship Balance & Misc Leadership Literacy Outreach Technology
Fixing “the Keynote Why FACTS Making Do with Lessons in Life Snap”— Discussion— Still Matter: Less: Maximizing Technical Services Workshop 1: and Librarianship Transitioning Explorations of Fake News Personnel, Workflows with from the Legacy from the the Formative and Academic Tues Budget, and Less Staff of Fred Rogers Standards to Potential of Research (Tiemeyer—JL 17) 10:45–11:45Am (Jones—BD) Potential (Lorson, (Jones—HW) the Frames... Libraries (Hale—CY) (Ream—GB) Walters—LY)
Serving Limited A Grounded Accountability English Proficient View of Work/ for Student The Social It Can’t Be (LEP) Users Life Balance in Critically Employees: Library: Creating Workshop 2: Done Without in Academic the “Vocation” Engaging Balancing the an Intentional Tues Planning Libraries: of Christian (Olson, Current Issues Real World and Purposeful (Bessin—LY) Research and 2:30–3:30pm Librarianship Reid—JL 17) with Grace Social Media Plan (Ewing, (Keller, Morley, Practice (Lash—GB) (Nzomo, Heideman—BD) Wilson—HW) Zhang—CY) Imprinting Information Readiness: The Role of the Literacy with What Is Library Being Rooted Creating and Academic Library a Purpose: Branding? And Technical Services Workshop 3: and Grounded Practicing an in Supporting an Aligning Why Should I Roundtable Personally and Emergency OER/Affordable Wed Assessment with Care About It? (Bordner, Professionally Preparedness Course Content Objectives (Johnson, Thornton—JL 17) 8:45–9:45am (Triplett—BD) Plan (Brady, Initiative Modrow—LY) (Patterson, (Warner—HW) Wallenbeck—GB) Pavlovic—CY)
Managing Research Issues, Actions, Conflict: Consultations: & Elections: Browsing Current Publishing and How Library Serving in Love: Growing a Workshop 4: Librarians Journals from Librarianship Supervisors Can Hospitality in the New Model and First Year Near or Far Wed (Jaeger, Manage Conflict Academic Library of Reference Students (Olson, Lowe—JL 17) Between Library (Nelson—HW) 1:15–2:15pm (Birch, Rice & Services... Starasta—CY) (Abernathy, Personnel Hampton—BD) (Richardson—LY) Lillard—GB)
How May I Serve Less is Not More: You? A Unified The Art of Embracing the Getting Back to Service Point Communication: Honesty and the Roots—Basic RDA—Relax, Workshop 5: Library for Meeting the A Psychological Courage to Info Literacy Don’t be Anxious Thurs Learning Spaces Needs of Your (Keller, Approach to Do Fewer w/ Frames & (Moore—BD) Library Users Purtee—CY) 8:45–9:45am Librarianship Things Better LibGuides (Gates, Mancuso, (Claunch—LY) (Labosier, (Walz—JL 17) Morley, Walton—HW) Norquist—GB) Rooted in Courage, A Three-Year What Country Grounded Creating an Mentoring within Journey: Raising It All Adds Up to Workshop 6: Music Has to in Candor: Online Research Librarianship the Library’s a New Website Teach Us about Thurs Strategies Literacy Course and ACL Profile on (Brill, Good Writing (Parker, (Botticelli, for Daring Campus Palmer—JL 17) 1:15–2:15pm (Reid—LY) Leadership in Hamersky—GB) Hanson—CY) (Brodrick, the Library Huebner—BD) (Barbato—HW)
Bedford—BD | Century—CY Globe—GB | Henry West—HW JL—Jackson Library LEADY—LY [All located in student center] return to table of contents
Welcome to the 2019 ACL Conference. The faculty and staff of the Lewis A. Jackson Library of Indiana Wesleyan Welcome! University have looked forward to your arrival for almost two years. Now that you are here we trust you will be stimulated intellectually, encouraged professionally, enlightened spiritually, and refreshed personally.
As you explore what being Rooted in Faith and Grounded in Truth means for you, we trust you will be able to take advantage of devotions, the keynote, workshops, and other opportunities as your schedule permits. Please also remember to take care of you by making the time to rest and relax.
As you make your way across the campus to take advantage of various conference activities, we trust you will also take note of the statues placed around the campus and consider their meaning as you read the plaques describing them. In addition, we hope you will learn more about Dr. Lewis A. Jackson, the individual for whom the Jackson Library was named, and his role as an educator, entrepreneur, inventor, and Tuskegee Airman.
Feel free to contact any of the Jackson Library faculty and staff or members of the Conference Planning Team for assistance with any questions you might have. We look forward to serving you as you participate this week.
Enjoy!!
Sheila Carlblom Host Librarian Indiana Wesleyan University
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On behalf of your ACL Board of Directors, I’m excited to welcome you to the 2019 Annual Welcome! Conference of the Association of Christian Librarians! What a blessing it is to anticipate these next few days of personal growth and professional development as we gather here at Indiana Wesleyan University. I am confident that each of us will depart the campus at the end of the week having considered our calling more deeply, examined our work more effectively, and engaged with colleagues more intentionally. Even more importantly, we will have reminded ourselves once again that we are first and foremost the people of God, rooted in faith and grounded in truth, as our conference theme proclaims.
Thanks to the careful work of the Conference Coordinating Team and our hospitable IWU hosts, we can count on a wonderful combination of enrichment, encouragement, and fun this week. Enjoy all of it! From the pre-conference sessions to the keynote presentation to the many concurrent workshops and poster presentations, you will return to your library equipped to serve your community well. I believe you’ll also return to your place of service with bolstered faith and a renewed sense of calling. I can’t imagine a better combination.
May the Lord bless you this week!
Denise Nelson ACL President
LOCAL & Other Contributors Thanks! Dr. David Wright, President, Indiana Wesleyan University Dr. Stacy Hammons, Provost, Indiana Wesleyan University Matthew Yoder, Director of Conference Services, Indiana Wesleyan University Conference Services, Indiana Wesleyan University | Pioneer College Caterers, Indiana Wesleyan University Information Technology Department, Indiana Wesleyan University Facilities Services Department, Indiana Wesleyan University | Zondervan Library Staff, Taylor University Campus Police Office, Indiana Wesleyan University | Michael Elliott, Tri-State DJ and Karaoke Services Brent Welborn, ACL Conference Logo Designer | Kaitlin Ross, ACL Conference Notebook Designer Mark Mazelin, ACL Webmaster | Toni Knight, Conference Photographer ACL Home Office: Janelle Mazelin, April McKinion, Alicia Moffitt, April VanPutten | ACL Presenters
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It is with great anticipation and excitement that we from ACL Home Office and Conference Coordinating Team welcome you! After many days, months, and even years of planning we are so delighted this time of fellowship and learning is upon us.
I am thankful for the amazing team that I have the privilege to work with. Each with the same desire—for you to have the best possible experience, to be sharpened professionally by the wonderful lineup of speakers and workshops, encouraged in your spiritual walk by your fellow Christian librarians, and equipped to go back to your current role with fresh ideas and knowledge to apply in your unique situation.
You’ll notice that the Conference Program Guide this year is quite different. I hope you enjoy the new full-color format. This change allows us to steward our resources a bit differently and provide every attendee with a spiral bound notebook for taking notes this week or to use as you see fit.
Please don’t hesitate to reach out to me this week if I can help in any way. It is a joy to serve you and I pray this week you will be challenged to be rooted in faith and grounded in truth.
“Therefore as you have received Christ Jesus the Lord, so walk in Him, having been firmly rooted and now being built up in Him and established in your faith, just as you were instructed, and overflowing
with gratitude.” Colossians 2:6-7 NASB
April McKinion Conference Manager & Outreach Coordinator
Conference COORDINATING Team
April McKinion, Conference Manager Jaime Pitt, Presentations Coordinator (pic. L) Erinn Huebner, Poster Coordinator (pic. R) Janelle Mazelin, Executive Director Sheila Carlblom, Host Librarian
The conference hosting team consists of librarians and staff from Indiana Wesleyan University. Thank you ALL for your help and support!
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Monday, June 10 MONDAY
8am–9pm ARRIVAL & REGISTRATION Jackson Library Atrium
8:30–11:30am Pre-Conference #1: Information Literacy for the iGen Jackson Library 17 Student: Designing Instruction Sessions That Are Hands-On, Assessed, and Successful Kristy Brand Motz Pre-registration required. Attendees receive a 0.3 Continuing Education Credit (CEU) certificate upon completion.
Attendees will engage with several active learning exercises and assessments and determine which ones are appropriate to use as-is or adapt to their own specific institutional needs.
Kristy Brand Motz is the Library Instruction Coordinator at Ferris State University in Big Rapids, MI where she received her undergraduate degree in chemistry education. She also earned two Masters degrees from the University of Michigan. Years later, after graduating with her MSI (Information Science) she earned the rank of Professor, Library Faculty, in 2015. Each year she plans and delivers about 100 information literacy sessions as well as coordinates the First-Year Experience library visit. University-wide, she is recognized as an information literacy and assessment specialist, and as a passionate supporter of OER (Open Educational Resources).
11am–12pm Lunch Student Center Baldwin Dining Room
1:15–4:15pm Pre-Conference #2: Moving Above and Beyond: Developing Jackson Library 17 the Leader Within You Dr. Joanne Barnes Pre-registration required. Attendees receive a 0.3 Continuing Education Credit (CEU) certificate upon completion.
This workshop will focus on understanding how librarians can use experiential learning as a development tool to capture personal leadership knowledge and skills, while creating an environment that fosters succession planning for leaders in the context of higher education. Attendees will
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experience an interactive pre-conference consisting of short lectures, MONDAY activities, and assessment tools designed to develop one’s own leadership skills.
Dr. Joanne Barnes, Dean of the Graduate School and Professor of Organizational Leadership in the Department of Leadership Studies, at Indiana Wesleyan University, has been involved in higher education since 1996. Joanne retired from Delphi Electronics & Safety after over 37 years of service, where she held various management and leadership positions.
In 2016, Dr. Barnes received the Outstanding Scholarship Award from Indiana Wesleyan University. Dr. Barnes is currently working on her post-doctorate in global leadership studies at San Jose State University.
4:30–5:30pm First-Time Attendees Welcome Meeting Jackson Library All first-time attendees are encouraged to attend. This informal event is a time to learn more about the Association and the conference. Attendees will meet current ACL leadership and other first-time attendees and walk away with a little welcome gift.
5:30–8pm Conference Kick-off: Outdoor Cookout & Karaoke Jackson Library All attendees are invited to the official kick-off of the 63rd ACL Annual Outside ALDO Conference. Enjoy a scrumptious cookout, a warm welcome from the d by W Indiana Wesleyan University administration, and then have some fun Sponsore participating in karaoke, which is sure to be entertaining.
8–8:30pm Workshop Presenters Meeting Jackson Library 17 Calling all workshop presenters & co-presenters: this meeting is especially for you! Jaime Pitt, ACL Presentations Coordinator, will communicate important information that you need to know as a presenter. This is also a good opportunity to ask questions, see a room similar to where you will be presenting, and receive a special thank you for being a part of the conference.
8–9pm Jackson Library Tours Jackson Library You are invited to take a tour of the Jackson Library, opened in 2003 and named after educator, entrepreneur, inventor, aviator, and Tuskegee Airman, Dr. Lewis A. Jackson.
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Tuesday, June 11
6–6:30AM Prayer Walk Jackson Library The purpose of the prayer walk is to come together to lift up the requests Outside of fellow ACL members during the time of the conference. Those interested can meet in front of the library. We will take a 30-minute walk around campus. Please submit any requests through this Google Form: https://bit.ly/2v5KjA7. Prayer Walk Coordinator: Deborah McConkey TUESDAY 7–7:50am Breakfast Student Center Baldwin Dining Room
8–8:35am Devotion Time & Announcements Student Center Please join us for a time of singing and a short devotion shared by Globe Theater local guests.
Dr. David (Dave) Smith is Professor of New Testament and Church Ambassador at Indiana Wesleyan University. He is also Pastor of the Ministry Development Program at College Wesleyan Church (Marion, Indiana), where he helps develop young pastors in their first ministry position.
Dave received his BA from Asbury University, MA and MDiv from Asbury Theological Seminary, and PhD from Durham University. Dave is passionate about the Gospels and Paul’s letters and has also done extensive study and teaching in the Hebrew Bible. Dave and his wife have recently started a new ministry called True^North. It’s a holistic local church disciple-making program centered around people reading, understanding, and applying the Scriptures both individually and in community.
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8:45–10:15Am Keynote: For Or Unto Me?: Explorations of the Formative Student Center Potential of Libraries Globe Theater Dr. Todd Ream The mere fact that visitors to libraries are often referred to as patrons points to a challenge. In particular, before one visits a library he or she is thinking about what resources may be acquired. The success of a patron’s visit is thus determined by whether an acquisition effort was profitable. As a result, libraries are measured by the size of their holdings and thus the chance of a patron’s success. However, what if one were to visit a library to not only
acquire resources but also to undergo a formative experience? Instead of just TUESDAY thinking libraries exist for me, what if I also thought about what libraries do unto me? In essence, what is the formative potential of such an experience?
In I Corinthians 13:12, the Apostle Paul writes, “For now we see in a mirror, dimly, but then we will see face to face. Now I know only in part; then I will know fully, even as I have been fully known.” References to this passage often focus on the fact that we see. However, the Apostle Paul was clear to point out that because of our finite nature, we see but do so dimly. What if libraries were places that point us to the reality that we see? However, what if libraries were also places that remind us we will never see all that exists this side of eternity? Dr. Ream will explore the formative potential of libraries in relation to the cultivation of intellectual humility—this side of eternity we need to be reminded that we see, but that we also see dimly. This presentation will also focus on how a chapter on academic libraries would fit into the arc of the argument made in, Restoring the Soul of the University: Unifying Christian Higher Education in a Fragmented Age.
At the conclusion of the presentation, several ACL members will be responding and there will be a time of question and answer. Dr. Ream will also be presenting during Workshop #1 for those interested in continuing the dialogue on this topic.
Todd C. Ream, PhD is professor of higher education at Taylor University and a distinguished fellow with the Lumen Research Institute. He has served on college and university campuses in residence life, student support services, honors programs, and as a chief student development officer. He earned a Doctorate of Philosophy in Higher Education from The Pennsylvania State University in 2001. He also holds a MDiv from Duke University Divinity School and a BA from Baylor University.
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Todd has authored and co-authored a number of books including Restoring the Soul of the University: Unifying Christian Higher Education in a Fragmented Age. Todd also has contributed articles, editorials, interviews, and reviews to a wide variety of journals, magazines, and newspapers. A full list of Dr. Ream’s books and contributions can be found on acl.org/conference.
10:15–10:45am Refreshment Break Student Center Teter Cafe TUESDAY 10:45–11:45am Workshop #1 Handouts and slides from many presentations will be available at acl.org after the conference.
Student Center Work/Life Balance & Misc: Lessons in Life & Librarianship from the Bedford Legacy of Fred Rogers Alison Jones, Electronic Resources and Instruction Librarian, Carson-Newman University With the recent 50th anniversary of the children’s television show, Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood, attention has been on Fred Rogers and his legacy. A Presbyterian minister ordained for children’s television work, whom rarely addressed religious issues on the air, Fred Rogers exemplified the idea of preaching the Gospel without words. For Christian librarians who struggle with how to incorporate our faith in our librarianship, in Christian or secular institutions, Fred Rogers and his television ministry makes an ideal example. Modeling our daily interactions with students on the ideals of Fred Rogers can enable us to be a source of light and hope to our patrons.
Student Center Administrative/Leadership: Making Do with Less: Maximizing Henry West Personnel, Budget, and Potential Jon Jones, Director of Library Services, Baptist Bible College & Theological Seminary If you have worked in a library for any measure of time, your budget has been cut. Continually, library administration is asked to do more with less, or at the least, to do the same with less. While smaller libraries have historically been the main target of budget cuts, larger libraries are now experiencing unprecedented budget cuts as well. This presentation will look at practical ways our library and other libraries have dealt with budget and staffing cuts. The presentation will also look at budget management from a business standpoint, as well as trends and information in the
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greater library community. Budget cuts, whether for personnel, services, or resources, seem to be inevitable. How can libraries respond proactively instead of reactively? How can student workers be used for additional library tasks? How can we effectively defend our current budgets to our administration? How can libraries save money via local, regional, and other consortiums and associations such as ACL?
Student Center Information Literacy: Fixing “the Snap”—Transitioning from Century the Standards to the Frames in an Established Information
Literacy Program TUESDAY Jon Hale, Head of Reference & Information Literacy, Lincoln Memorial University You thought the Avengers had it rough facing Thanos, Instructional Librarians are having to deal with the Framework. Many of us have worked hard at building an Information Literacy program at our institutions built on the foundation of the ACRL standards. Then along comes the Framework and “SNAP” it turns to dust. This workshop focuses on how we transitioned a well-established Information Literacy program (the focus of the latest QEP of the University) to the new Framework. Attention will be given to addressing all the Frameworks throughout the curriculum as well as assessment. It is still a work in progress, we haven’t quite reached our “Endgame.”
Student Center Librarianship: Keynote Discussion—Explorations of the Formative Globe Potential of Libraries Todd Ream, Professor of Higher Education, Taylor University Take the keynote address application a little further during this workshop. Come explore with Todd Ream the formative potential of libraries.
Student Center Reference/Outreach: Why FACTS Still Matter: Fake News & Leedy academic Research Amy Lorson, OCLS Librarian, Indiana Wesleyan University Rachel Walters, OCLS Librarian, Indiana Wesleyan University From parody to fabricated content, our students are bombarded with information that can be difficult to interpret. The internet and social media makes it possible to disseminate fake news quickly and easily. But are our students taking the time to critically think through what they are reading? Helping students understand the need to use legitimate and verifiable information in an age of quick information access continues to be a vital skill that must be taught. We will also discuss the need for proper citation style. We will share real examples of trying to verify sources that may, or may not, exist.
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Jackson Library 17 Tech Services & Technology: Technical Services Workflows with Less Staff Jamie Tiemeyer, Head of Technical Services, Cornerstone University Do you have Technical Services staff leaving? Are you being told you can only fill the full-time position if you cut a part-time position? These are possible realities here at Cornerstone at the end of summer. How do you make sure all the parts of workflows are covered? What can be combined?
I’m researching how to come up with the best workflows. The main TUESDAY question is: How to do more with less? I’ll share what I have learned and my plans so far. I would love to see what other libraries’ workflows look like in their Technical Services areas.
12–1Pm Lunch Student Center New to conference, or haven’t attended in a while? Still looking for ways to Baldwin Dining Room connect within ACL? If so, join us at the table marked with the “Connect with ACL” sign.
1:15–2:15Pm Business Meeting Student Center All conference attendees are encouraged to attend the Association’s Globe Theater annual business meeting. Join us for updates on significant achievements, information about initiatives within ACL, and recognition of service milestones of ACL volunteers. Attendees will also have the opportunity to hear from and interact with a panel of ACL Board of Directors. You may even leave with a door prize!
2:15–2:30Pm Beverage Break Student Center Teter Cafe
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2:30–3:30Pm Workshop #2 Handouts and slides from many presentations will be available at acl.org after the conference.
Student Center Work/Life Balance & Misc: A Grounded View of Work/Life Balance in Bedford the “Vocation” of Christian Librarianship Jennifer Ewing, Library Director, Southern California Seminary Gail Heideman, Dean of Library Services, Greenville University Are you a new librarian just starting out in the profession? A mid-career
librarian who feels the most challenging days have past? Or a solo librarian TUESDAY or library director overwhelmed by the task set before you? As Christian librarians we often view our professional life in terms of vocation. While couching our work in religious terms seems a natural fit, this can create a work/life imbalance leading to burnout. This presentation will explore the concept of vocation, overwork and burnout, mid-career boredom, and the Pauline ideas of singleness and vocation to find a work/life balance that embraces the biblical concept of rest.
Jackson Library 17 Administrative/Leadership: It Can’t Be Done Without Planning Nancy Olson, Director of Library Services, Lincoln Christian University Carol Reid, Editor, Randall House Publications From first thought to final result, the various components and processes in successful planning will be examined, including David Allen’s natural planning phases in his book, Getting Things Done. This workshop will look at the use of planning for solving problems, meeting current and future needs, improving productivity, developing a project, and stewarding resources within the library context. Explore using big picture thinking, blank sheet visioning, backward planning, creativity, collaboration, communication, post mortems, “what’s next?” questions, and the impact of delays in the planning process. Do you want to transition vision into reality? Then, this workshop can be beneficial.
Student Center Information Literacy: Critically Engaging Current Issues Leedy Amy Bessin, Instructional Services Librarian, Asbury University Issues that dominate the news and our cultural conversation can be highly emotional and divisive. It can be tempting to avoid engaging with these issues in an information literacy setting, but it is imperative to prepare our students to engage with information on these issues in a critical manner and that we encourage thoughtful conversation on these topics on our campuses. This workshop will feature an example of a one-shot session
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on evaluating information sources for current issues and an example of a community book discussion. There will be time at the end for group discussion.
Student Center Librarianship: Accountability for Student Employees: Balancing Real Henry West World with Grace Noelle Keller, Technical Services Librarian, Adrian College Juliana Morley, Head of Public Services, Biola University Lana Wilson, Research Librarian/Assistant Director,
Taylor University TUESDAY Academic libraries employ students in a variety of positions, relying on them a great deal in the provision of key services. This panel highlights the accountability methods in place at three institutions, providing insight and examples of how to strengthen and enhance the systems you may already have in place in order to ensure students are meeting library expectations, fulfilling job descriptions, and taking advantage of opportunities to learn from their mistakes and develop essential workplace skills.
Student Center Reference/Outreach: Serving Limited English Proficient (LEP) Users Century in Academic Libraries: Research & Practice Peggy Nzomo, Digital Sciences, ESL, and Global Education Librarian, Kent State University Qinqin Zhang, Assistant Librarian: Information Literacy, E-Learning, & E-Resources, Trinity Western University Drawing from previous research that was carried out at a large Canadian University and on the current practices of the presenters, this session discusses useful strategies for providing library services to Limited English Proficient users in the North American academic context. While providing a working definition of Multilingual Information Literacy (MLIL), the presenters will show that it is indeed possible to celebrate and embrace language and cultural diversity while also alleviating language barriers primarily in the online information environment.
Student Center Tech Services & Technology: The Social Library: Creating an Globe Intentional & Purposeful Social Media Plan for Any Library Jeff Lash, Web & Theological Services Specialist, Cornerstone University Social media has become a mainstay of modern society. Libraries need to have an intentional plan for a consistent presence on social media if they want to connect with patrons in the digital spaces that they inhabit. This workshop will show you what a social media plan looks like and give you
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some tips and tools to help you begin building a plan for your own library. We’ll also discuss best practices and some pitfalls to avoid so that you walk away well equipped to create a purposeful and effective social media presence regardless of your context.
3:45–4:45Pm Section Meetings Jackson Library & All attendees are invited to attend and participate in the section meeting of Student Center their choice.
Student Center Bible College Section Meeting TUESDAY Century The Bible College Section meeting will include topic(s) that are of interest to Bible College Librarians as well as a short business meeting with the election of new officers. Chair: Pradeep Das
Student Center Liberal Arts Section Meeting Globe Anyone working in or interested in libraries in Christian liberal arts colleges and universities is welcome to join us. The Liberal Arts Section meeting will be a business meeting to elect several new officers and to cover topics that are of interest to Liberal Arts Colleges and Universities. This year we are looking forward to short LASIR presentations by the membership. Chair: Gail Heideman
Jackson Library 17 Seminary Section Meeting The Seminary Section is pleased to invite conference attendees to a session on the topic of accreditation. Dr. Debbie Creamer (MDiv, MLIS, PhD) will be our speaker joining us by video conference. She is the Senior Director of Accreditation for The Association of Theological Schools and The Commission on Accrediting. As a professional librarian, she will address some aspects of the library standards in the forthcoming changes. Time will be allowed for Q&A. Chair: Craig Kubic
Jackson Library Sui Generis Section Meeting Study Room This gathering is for librarians that are not part of the Bible, Liberal Arts, or Seminary Section. Come for an informal time of fellowship and sharing of ideas. Meeting Leader: Alice Ruleman
5–6Pm Dinner Student Center Baldwin Dining Room
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6:45Pm Optional Taylor University Library Tour Jackson Library Travel to Taylor University to visit their Zondervan Library, featuring highlights of their new flexible learning classroom, a variety of student collaboration spaces and group rooms, and the Center for the Study of C.S. Lewis & Friends, considered to be the third largest Lewis collection in the world. The size of this tour is limited so be sure to sign up during onsite registration.
6:45Pm Optional Ivanhoe’s Ice Cream
Jackson Library You can’t come to Indiana Wesleyan or Marion, Indiana for that matter TUESDAY without going to Ivanhoe’s. Ivanhoe’s is the restaurant located in Upland, Indiana famous for its 100 different shakes and 100 different sundaes. In addition to the ice cream treats, customers love the hamburgers, chicken salad, fruit salad, and tenderloin sandwiches. Please remember that any purchases at Ivanhoe’s are not covered by the ACL Conference Registration. Sign-up will take place during onsite registration.
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Wednesday, June 12
6–6:30Am Prayer Walk Jackson Library The purpose of the prayer walk is to come together to lift up the requests Outside of fellow ACL members during the time of the conference. Those interested can meet in front of the library. We will take a 30-minute walk around campus. Please submit any requests through this Google Form: https://bit.ly/2v5KjA7. Prayer Walk Coordinator: Deborah McConkey
7–7:50Am Breakfast Student Center Baldwin Dining Room
8–8:35Am Devotion time & announcements Student Center Please join us for a time of singing and a short devotion shared by Globe Theater local guests. WEDNESDAY
Rev. Dr. Jim Lo is an author, speaker, and serves Indiana Wesleyan University as professor of intercultural studies and as the campus pastor-intercessor. Jim “Umfundisi” served as a Wesleyan missionary for 13 years in Southern Africa and Cambodia. He has been at IWU for over 20 years where he has received the Professor of the Year Award three times, the Presidential Meritorious Award, the President’s Award for Leadership, Excellence in Teaching Award three times, and the IWU Alumnus Award. He loves his students and equipping them to effectively serve God.
8:45–9:45Am Workshop #3 Handouts and slides from many presentations will be available at acl.org after the conference.
Student Center Work/Life Balance & Misc: Being Rooted & Grounded Personally & Bedford Professionally Bob Triplett, Reference Librarian, Palm Beach Atlantic University If you desire to better understand the positive role of optimism in your personal and professional life, this workshop is for you. We will examine a fascinating bit of research conducted recently of academic librarians
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regarding optimism and pessimism, feeling overwhelmed, and how librarians deal with stress. However, this workshop will not focus on highly theoretical concepts but practical aspects of maximizing optimism and positivity and at the same time minimizing negativity and stress in the library workplace.
Student Center Administrative/Leadership: Imprinting Readiness: Creating & Century Practicing an Emergency Preparedness Plan Rory Patterson, Associate Dean, Planning, Administration, & Operations, Liberty University Nick Pavlovic, Facilities Manager, Liberty University Libraries experience many types of emergency events each year: faintings, cuts, tornadoes, weddings, and more. Having a prepared response can help employees better handle unexpected situations. This workshop will discuss some types of events for which to pre-plan responses and recommend resources for further development of library-specific plans. The presenters will share several ways to prepare for and respond to emergencies at
different ranges of cost so that attendees will have applicable ideas WEDNESDAY whatever the size of their budget. This workshop will also provide ways to practice before and evaluate after events so that the library’s plan continues to improve.
Student Center Information Literacy: Information Literacy with a Purpose: Aligning Globe Assessment with Objectives Jennifer Brady, Director of Springfield Campus Library, Southwest Baptist University Rachel Wallenbeck, Digital Services Librarian, Southwest Baptist University Information Literacy sessions are critical to student learning, but how do you assess what is being taught versus what is being learned? How can you demonstrate to your faculty and administration that students are learning and benefiting from IL sessions? What happens when your IL assessments don’t correlate with your library’s learning objectives? In this workshop, we will discuss our process of aligning IL session assessment with our institution’s Program Level Student Learning Objectives (PLSLOs), as well as our process of creating an evaluation tool for one-on-one research sessions.
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Student Center Librarianship: The Role of the Academic Library in Supporting Henry West an Open Educational Resource (OER)/Affordable Course Content Initiative Earleen Warner, Research/Instruction Librarian/Zero Cost Course Resources Initiative Coordinator, Bethel University Become better informed about the move on many college campuses toward the use of Open Educational Resources (OER) and Library eResources as course materials rather than commercial textbooks. Learn how the Library can play a significant role in leading and/or supporting these initiatives. Review the experiences of the librarians, staff, and faculty at Bethel University as an example of what worked well and what needed to be adjusted to make their initiative more successful. Share what is happening on your campuses around this topic!
Student Center Reference/Outreach: What is Library Branding? And Why Should I Leedy Care About It? Jacqueline Johnson, University Archivist, Miami University
William Modrow, Head, Sustain & Steward Dept: The Walter WEDNESDAY Havighurst Special Collections, Preservation & University Archives, Miami University Outreach is vital to libraries! It assists in increasing community engagement. This presentation will share outreach strategies that libraries can adopt to increase use of their collections, tips on how to brand one’s library, how to organize publicity, websites, social media, and reach out to the local community groups. They will also discuss the Ohio Archives Month Program, created in 2014 that has increased interest in their collections.
Jackson Library 17 Tech Services & Technology: Technical Services Roundtable Georgi Bordner, Head of Technical Services, Regent University Lori Thornton, Technical Services Librarian, Carson-Newman University Come discuss issues relating to technical services and learn from the collective wisdom of your colleagues in attendance. We’ll discuss what matters to you--RDA, Linked Data, cataloging of specific types of materials, weeding projects, collection development, collection assessment, best practices, technology, etc. While a pre-conference survey will determine the direction for some of the discussion, opportunities to ask impromptu questions will also be presented.
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9:45–10:15Am Refreshment Break Student Center Commons
10AM–4Pm Vendor Exhibits Student Center Vendors are an integral part of our jobs and the conference. This Commons interactive time provides an opportunity to discuss their products and services and to catch up on the latest trends in the field. We truly appreciate all of our vendors and are grateful for their loyalty to ACL. For a full list of vendors and their contact information, see page 41.
10–11:45Am Poster Sessions #1 Student Center Poster sessions provide an opportunity to see short presentations of new Commons innovations and applications from colleagues.
Rooted in Followers, Grounded in Likes: An Instagram Story Elizabeth Fairall, Digital Services Librarian,
Palm Beach Atlantic University WEDNESDAY Although Facebook remains the largest social media provider, Instagram has increased in popularity. Thus, in August 2018, the Warren Library launched an Instagram account. This poster gives an overview of the first year on Instagram, the methods for managing it, successes, and the lessons that were learned along the way. The aim of this poster is to provide librarians with an easy-to-implement process for using social media to reach library patrons and promote library services.
A Snapshot Assessment of Student Satisfaction with Library Instruction Ann Manginelli, Associate Professor, Research & Instruction Librarian, Tennessee Tech University During the 2017–18 academic year, the Volpe Library endeavored to assess satisfaction with library instruction from students in a way that would be quick, inconspicuous, and useful. Instruction librarians developed a six- question Likert scale form, with an additional comments field, designed to be administered quickly and offer students the opportunity to provide feedback anonymously and voluntarily. This poster session will present assessment results, lessons learned, and future efforts.
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Cubees, Photo Safaris, and Egg Hunts in the Library Sarah Davis, Cataloguer/User Services Manager, Corban University What if the library could host several low-to-no cost events a year: events that engage casual library users, promote familiarity with the library, and create an atmosphere of fun and community while learning? This poster will be highlighting several events that were developed at Corban University. It will also show the planning process, advertising for the event, managing the event, and figuring out the appropriate follow-up methods to keep students engaged after the events.
Resource Sharing with OCLC’s Tipasa Gina Bolger, ILL/Reference Librarian, Cornerstone University With all of the improvements in interlibrary loan software over the past few years, librarians may be wondering if they should switch to a new ILL system. When OCLC developed their new web-based ILL system, Tipasa, Cornerstone library ILL staff wondered if it would solve some of
the problems they were experiencing with ILLiad. After researching the WEDNESDAY available options, Cornerstone signed up to be an early adopter of Tipasa in the summer of 2017. Come see the reasons they decided to switch and the benefits they have found with Tipasa.
Language Labyrinth Lauren Denny, Library Technical Consultant, SIL Asia Ever wonder how to catalog those foreign language books in your library? What fields does one use? Which fields are indexed and searchable? Find out the path SIL Asia took to learn how to catalog the 7700+ languages when only 400+ are recognized by LOC in MARC codes & LCSH. Learn about the iso639 codes and how they can be used and how SIL is looking at using their Ethnologue as a Language Subject Heading Authority.
10:15–11:15Am RETIREE KOFFEE KLATCH Student Center Retirees and future retirees are welcome to an hour of fun and fellowship! Century Grab some coffee and refreshments in the Commons, then head over to Century for the gathering. We will have a PowerPoint presentation from Craighton Hippenhammer, MLS, MFA, Informatics Librarian, Olivet Nazarene University, retired August 2017. He will speak on “What Successful Retirement Looks Like for a Christian.” Hear about and discuss ways for a meaningful and healthy retirement for a Christian. All ages are welcome!
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12–1pm LUnch Student Center Baldwin Dining Room
1:15–2:15Pm Workshop #4 Handouts and slides from many presentations will be available at acl.org after the conference.
Jackson Library 17 Work/Life Balance & Misc: Publishing & Librarianship John Jaeger, Reference Librarian, Johnson University Carrie Beth Lowe, Library Director, Johnson University This session is for librarians interested in contributing to the academic world through the publication of items such as book reviews, professional magazine articles, academic journal articles, book chapters, and books. Topics covered address these kinds of questions: What might one publish? What considerations should be included when selecting a publisher? What are the steps in the publication process? What key elements should be
considered when publishing? A detailed handout will also be provided that WEDNESDAY gives links to publisher contact information, author guidelines, and calls for papers. In addition, both presenters and participants will share insights gained through publishing experiences.
Student Center Administrative/Leadership: Managing Conflict: How Library Leedy Supervisors Can Manage Conflict between Library Personnel Samuel Richardson, Head of Special Collections and Archives, University of Tennessee at Martin A difficult task for a library supervisor is to manage conflict amongst the personnel under their supervision. These conflicts can be very complex and if mismanaged, can create detrimental effects on employees’ physical, emotional, and mental well-being. This presentation will cover the different ways that an academic library can overcome conflict, as well as tips on how to manage it within the workplace. Workplace conflict is inevitable; it is how we manage conflict that dictates whether it benefits or harms the institution.
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Student Center Information Literacy: Issues, Actions, & Elections: Librarians & First Bedford Year Students Rodney Birch, Instruction & Research Services Librarian, Northwest Nazarene University Sheryll Hampton, Collection Management Services Librarian, Northwest Nazarene University Amy Rice, Library Director, Northwest Nazarene University This presentation will offer insight into the collaboration between the university librarians and the director of the first-year course in the development of an assignment that included library instruction and a link to the issues the Cornerstone community partners address. Attendees will learn how the assignment developed, what librarians presented to students, what technologies were used, and the final outcome of the project. Additionally, the presenters will discuss the “lessons learned” and what they might do differently next time.
Student Center Librarianship: Serving in Love: Hospitality in the Academic Library
Henry West Denise Nelson, Interim Director of Ryan Library, Point Loma WEDNESDAY Nazarene University Librarians are called to be hospitable people who welcome our users gladly, providing hospitable spaces in our physical and digital environments, and enacting hospitable practices that acknowledge the needs of our users and eliminate barriers to access. This session will discuss the values and priorities that characterize hospitable people and will provide recommendations for evaluating your library’s spaces and practices in light of this essential aspect of honoring God through our work.
Student Center Reference/Outreach: Research Consultants: Growing a New Model of Globe Reference Services from the Foundations of Librarianship & Faith Andrea Abernathy, Research & Instruction Librarian, George Fox University Justin Lillard, Theological & Reference Librarian, Harding University Implement research consultations with confidence by learning from two university libraries’ experiences. We will discuss implementation, marketing, and assessment. This workshop with help you answer logistical questions about implementation, as well as how to market the research service. Data and assessment tools will help paint a picture of effectiveness of the model.
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Student Center Tech Services & Technology: Browsing Current Journals from Near Century or Far Nancy J. Olson, Director of Library Services, Lincoln Christian University Leslie Starasta, Information Services Librarian, Lincoln Christian University In a digital world, how can libraries entice users to browse current print journals? The Jessie C. Eury Library’s answer was to create the Journal Table of Contents (JTOC). Join us to learn how library staff combined scans from print journals and links to databases and journal websites to allow library users to peruse the current table of contents for our print journal subscriptions and selected online journals in an A to Z alphabetical format as well as in subject research guides. Attendees will learn how to create their own JTOC or collaborate with others to provide this library service.
2:15–4Pm Poster Sessions #2
Student Center Poster sessions provide an opportunity to see short presentations of new WEDNESDAY Commons innovations and applications from colleagues.
Unconventional Librarian’s Guide to...Service, Community, Information Resources, & the Christian Faith David Hajdik, Librarian, Tennessee Tech University Ann Manginelli, Librarian, Tennessee Tech University Craig Rosenbeck, Technical Services Coordinator, Appalachian College Association Librarians are tasked to provide information resources to their communities. This poster will provide strategies and tactics from the presenters’ personal experiences and from the scholarly literature on thinking and acting strategically for our organizations, communities, and for the Great Commission of Jesus locally, nationally, and globally. This poster will provide an “unconventional librarian’s” perspective of tested tactics and techniques for being salt and light to the world.
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Flying Solo? So are We! Jim Mancuso, Convener, Solo Librarians Interest Group This poster session will serve as a springboard for starting discussions with solo librarians who attend conference this year. All librarians face budget and time constraints. Solo librarians must stay productive while keeping a healthy work-life balance. Come interact with other solo librarians to learn how librarians benefit from each other’s wisdom and support. Members of the Solo Librarians Interest Group will explain how they collaborate, learn from each other, and meet online to enrich their professional lives.
Technology-Mediated Tools: Perspective of the Botswana International University of Science and Technology (BIUST) Library Barulaganye Hulela, Subject Librarian and Manager- Information Support, Botswana International University of Science and Technology The purpose of this poster presentation is to share experiences on the implementation of technology-mediated tools used in BIUST library.
Information technology is changing the way the academic libraries are WEDNESDAY operating, managed, and structured. The BIUST library has implemented technology-mediated tools to remain in harmony with the changing information needs of their patrons. Come learn about the way these tools are ultimately improving service delivery with podcasts, What’s App, IR, Padlets, and more!
Assessment of Library Impact and Value: Getting to the Truth Anita Gray, Director of Library Services, Huntington University Tonya Fawcett, Director of Library Services, Grace College & Seminary Librarians are often looking for an affordable option for assessing the impact and value of their libraries. The Assessing the Educational Role and Effectiveness of the Library at Your Institution survey, based on two principles from the ACRL Standards for Libraries in Higher Education, is now an open-source survey. Results from the first use by a consortium of private colleges and universities will be shared as well as strategies for communicating the outcomes and future use.
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Is this Journal Trustworthy? Helping Your Faculty Avoid the Predators When You Don’t have Access to the Traditional “Expensive” Resources Alice Ruleman, Liaison Librarian to College of Education, University of Central Missouri Don’t have Scopus, Cabell’s or Ulrich’s? No problem! Librarians can still be a key resource to help faculty make wise publishing choices which can impact promotion and tenure by understanding the nature of predatory publishing and recognizing key identifying features. This poster will freely share available web resources which will help you be a predatory journal detective.
Librarianship in Nigeria—First Steps to a Broader Vision for Library Training Gregg Geary, Dean of the Library, Biola University This poster session recounts a two-week library workshop given by Gregg Geary at the Jos Evangelical Theological Seminary in Nigeria in the fall
of 2018. The workshop curriculum was developed from The Librarian’s WEDNESDAY Manual produced by ACL/CILA. The poster will also include follow-up on the development of a video series to address training in developing countries that resulted from the experience in Jos.
2:30–3pm Refreshment Break Student Center Sponsored by Emery-Pratt Commons
3–4Pm CPI Beginning Indexing training Student Center Christian Periodical Index provides opportunities for members to Century become active in ACL through current and retrospective indexing. This presentation will cover the basic steps for indexing an article for CPI, including selection of subject headings, the use of subject and name authorities, the format for data entry, and instructions for submitting data. Participants will have an opportunity to practice with a sample article.
4–4:45Pm Christian Library Consortium (CLC) Meeting Student Center All attendees from CLC member schools or those who are interested in Henry West CLC membership are welcome to attend. Come to the CLC meeting to receive updates on CLC benefits and projects, to hear the latest from vendors, and to learn about new offers for CLC members. Coordinator: Beth Purtee
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5–6Pm Dinner Student Center Baldwin Dining Room
6–7Pm CPI Indexers Meeting & Training Student Center Do you provide either current or retrospective indexing for the Christian Century Periodical Index (CPI)? Come to the indexers meeting to hear the latest indexing updates and instructions. Would you like to become an indexer for CPI? Come to the indexers meeting to learn how you can get involved and to obtain a list of titles that are available for indexing. This meeting will include advanced training covering the parts of indexing that indexers face after they’ve become familiar with the basic mechanics. Meeting Facilitator: CPI Team
7–8:30Pm LibGuide Hackathon Jackson Library 17 Come participate in a LibGuide Hackathon! Join LibGuide admins, creators and newbies for a hands-on experience that focuses on sharing
tips for creating and updating guides. See how templates and back-end WEDNESDAY coding can improve usability and make your guides look and feel new. Be prepared to share your own experiences. This is an open time for everyone to create, experiment, teach, and learn! Host: Pam Childers
7:30–9Pm Game Night Scripture Hall Lobby Join your colleagues for a informal fun night of board and card games. This is a special time of fellowship to get to know one another better.
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Thursday, June 13
6–6:30am Prayer Walk Jackson Library The purpose of the prayer walk is to come together to lift up the requests Outside of fellow ACL members during the time of the conference. Those interested can meet in front of the library. We will take a 30-minute walk around campus. Please submit any requests through this Google Form: https://bit.ly/2v5KjA7. Prayer Walk Coordinator: Deborah McConkey
7–7:50am Breakfast Student Center Baldwin Dining Room
8–8:30am Devotion time & announcements Student Center Please join us for a time of singing and a short devotion led by local guests. Globe Theater Dr. Clarence (Bud) Bence is Professor Emeritus of Historical Theology - School of Theology and Ministry at Indiana Wesleyan University. Dr. Clarence Bence loves church history and coffee. For the past 37 years, he has devoted himself to teaching in Wesleyan colleges, primarily at Indiana Wesleyan University. After serving three years as the Vice President and Academic Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences at IWU, Dr. Bence returned to his first love—classroom teaching. He retired from full-time teaching in 2011, but maintains an active presence on campus. In 2011, he was the first recipient of the World-Changing THURSDAY Faculty Award at Indiana Wesleyan. Bud, as he prefers to be called, has authored a commentary on the book of Romans and numerous articles. His wife, Carol, was a faculty member in the IWU School of Nursing until her retirement in 2011. The Bences have three grown children and five grandchildren.
8:45–9:45am Workshop #5 Handouts and slides from many presentations will be available at acl.org after the conference.
Student Center Work/Life Balance & Misc: The Art of Communication: A Psychological Leedy Approach to Librarianship Kristina Claunch, Reference/Instructional Services Librarian, Delta State University As librarians, we communicate constantly in different forms and with
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different recipients. At times we are successful and at times we are confused, frustrated, discouraged, or even oblivious to communication problems. Combining psychology, librarianship, and a Christian perspective, this presentation will discuss aspects of communication and will detail situations where communication can escalate or dissipate a situation. This workshop will convey a greater understanding of strengths and weaknesses in communication and give ideas on how to utilize your gifts.
Student Center Administrative/Leadership: Less is Not More: Embracing the Honesty Henry West & Courage to Do Fewer Things Better Jeremy Labosier, Assistant Dean of the Library & Scholarly Communications Librarian, Biola University Edward Walton, Dean, University Libraries, Southwest Baptist University As higher education faces a very real crisis in terms of funding and enrollment, library leaders are asked to “do more with less” year after year. To say “no” is unthinkable and to say “yes” runs the risk of undermining the mission of our libraries (and our own sanity). So what are we to do? This highly-interactive session invites us to face uncomfortable questions about why libraries exist, how true we are to that mission, and how much our institutions can actually afford to spend on our libraries. This workshop will encourage you to consider more sustainable alternatives for your library.
Jackson Library 17 INFORMATION LITERACY: Getting Back to the Roots—Basic Information Literacy with Frames and Libguides Jennifer Walz, Instruction & E-Resources Librarian, THURSDAY Danville Community College Doing Information Literacy instruction is daunting. With the new Framework, instruction seems even more complex. Start from scratch with Libguides to help you on your way! This workshop will focus on using the basic tools and functions of Libguides to outline a scaffolded and interchangeable Information Literacy curriculum with Frames. With Libguides, your materials can be interactive, always available, and usable in the classroom as well as afterward by students needing a review. Practical tips on putting together a simple Libguide to get started will be provided. The workshop is for anyone who does Information Literacy instruction, including those not having Libguides, to those who are experts.
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Student Center Librarianship: Library Learning Spaces Bedford Jessica Moore, Research/Instruction Librarian, University of Northwestern—St. Paul How does the “library as place” support student learning? What is it about library spaces that uniquely complements and enhances the learning that takes place in classrooms? These are important questions to answer as we seek to improve library services and space and articulate the library’s value as an integral partner in fulfilling the university’s mission. This workshop will explore how the attributes of physical spaces impact learning, informed by research on learner characteristics, learning theory, and active learning strategies.
Student Center Reference/Outreach: How May I Serve You? A Unified Service Point for Globe Meeting the Needs of Your Library Users Jeff Gates, Information Services Librarian, Cedarville University Jim Mancuso, Vice President of Library Services, Northeastern Baptist College Juliana Morley, Head of Public Services, Biola University Michelle Norquist, Director of Library Services, Kuyper College Do your students know where to go for help when they enter the library? Four librarians from different institutions of various sizes will discuss merging reference and circulation desks into a single-service point that serves as a one-stop service desk for library users. Learn how these libraries stopped giving students the “run around” and responded to meet their needs. Panelists will summarize the current research on merging service desks, share best practices for implementation, and discuss some of the THURSDAY challenges associated with the change. Come discuss, learn, and share your best practices and lessons learned.
Student Center Tech Services & Technology: RDA—Relax, Don’t Be Anxious Century Noelle Keller, Technical Services Librarian, Adrian College Beth Purtee, Technical Services Librarian, Trevecca Nazarene University Briefly…what is RDA? What are some of the key differences in AACR2 and RDA records and cataloging practice? What does RDA mean to my library? If time permits, Q&A and discussion as to how attendees have adopted and navigated using RDA in their libraries. The intended audience is beginning catalogers, technical services librarians, and solo librarians who do copy and original cataloging. This session will share the experiences of two Technical Services Librarians and what we have learned about using RDA. The emphasis will be on the practical application of RDA as opposed to the theoretical framework.
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9:45–10:15am Refreshment break Student Center Teter Cafe
10:15–11:45am Information Literacy Interest Group Meeting Student Center The Information Literacy Interest Group meeting this year seeks to Henry West complement workshop presentations, keynote sessions, and panels, by providing an opportunity to learn and take away ideas from an informal small group discussion of questions related to information literacy. Meeting Facilitator: Elizabeth Fairall
12–1pm Lunch Student Center Baldwin Dining Room
1:15–2:15pm Workshop #6 Handouts and slides from many presentations will be available at acl.org after the conference.
Student Center Work/Life Balance & Misc: What Country Music Has to Teach Us About Leedy Good Writing Carol Reid, Editor, Randall House Publications You can be your own best editor with five key strategies taken from classic country music songwriting. This workshop will not focus on scholarly writing, but instead on improving your other writing--everything from your library’s annual report to the devotional in your church newsletter to THURSDAY a magazine publication. Practical tips will help your written words carry more impact and emotion, reaching both the minds and the hearts of your readers.
Student Center Administrative/Leadership: Rooted in Courage, Grounded in Candor: Henry West Strategies for Daring Leadership in the Library Kellie Barbato, Access Services Librarian, Palm Beach Atlantic University Whether or not you hold a leadership position in your library or consider yourself to have leadership qualities, you certainly function as a leader in at least one area of your life. It is of utmost importance to honor God in the way you lead, no matter the context. Certain dispositions and strategies can be utilized by leaders of all levels of experience to create an atmosphere in the library where every team member flourishes. This workshop will provide participants with practical takeaways to utilize in their daily work,
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regardless of whether they hold official leadership positions in their libraries.
Student Center Information Literacy: Creating an Online Research Literacy Course Globe Steve Hamersky, Director of Library & University Archives, Newman University Jeanette Parker, Reference & Instruction Librarian, Newman University We created a credit-bearing information literacy course that launched Fall 2018. College Research Literacy is based on the ACRL Frameworks. The presentation will cover how original, adapted, and existing resources were utilized to create an eight-week, 100% online course. The challenges, roadblocks, and victories we have experienced will be discussed. A practical demonstration of the tools we used and the course content will be followed with time for questions.
Student Center Librarianship: Mentoring within Librarianship & ACL Century Jill Botticelli, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Mark Hanson, Library Director, Maranatha Baptist University A presentation of the findings of a mentoring survey conducted within ACL and ATLA by Mark Hanson the summer of 2018 will show the current state of librarian mentoring within Christian library associations. We will discuss ACL’s current mentoring program and recent changes to it. If time permits, a Q&A and discussion will follow on the role we all can play in mentoring one another. THURSDAY Student Center Reference/Outreach: A Three-Year Journey: Raising the Library’s Bedford Profile on Campus Jeff Brodrick, Library Director, Grace Christian University Erinn Huebner, Student Services Librarian, Grace Christian University From the beginning of the 2016 academic year, the Bultema Memorial Library Director undertook the project to raise the profile of the library on campus and in the community, through a myriad of avenues: renovations—including remodeling the lower level and installing a small multipurpose theater room, hosting two campus Applying Christ Together (ACT) groups, bringing the student tutoring system under the library’s umbrella, extending the University’s café after hours, expanding the collection, and the addition of a priceless gifted Torah scroll, which sparked the renovation of the periodical room into a display showcase of authentic and replicated manuscripts and Bible translations. This
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workshop will highlight and analyze the processes involved for each of these endeavors, including the out-of-budget expenditures, successes, and suggested ways to improve on each. We will also discuss the continuing flow of ideas and upcoming projects that can be implemented in any library’s profile, ongoing outreach, and programming.
Jackson Library 17 Tech Services & Technology: It All Adds Up to a New Website Madi Brill, Student-Interdisciplinary Studies, Grace College Rhoda Palmer, Grace College & Seminary Is your website a dynamic representation of your physical library or are you stuck using the website designed by someone who knows nothing about services, collections, and opportunities available through your library? We will share the frustrations of dealing with the institution’s offer of a “marketing” page and how we used LibGuides to transform the library’s very wordy website into a vibrant resource for meeting the needs of our patrons. Come hear how 1 library + 1 talented student + SpringShare = a dynamic website.
2:15–2:30pm Novelty Ice Cream Break Student Center Teter Cafe
2:30–3:30pm Emerging Library Professionals Interest Group Meeting Student Center Are you an emerging library professional or new to ACL? Then consider Century Dining Room joining the Emerging Library Professional Interest Group as we meet to reflect on our key takeaways from the conference, learn more about the THURSDAY Association and how to get involved. Meeting Facilitator: Nathan Farley
2:30–3:30pm Solo Librarians Interest Group Meeting Student Center Solo librarians need each other for information, insight, professional Leedy advice, support, and camaraderie. This year at our annual SLIG meeting, we will present a panel discussion on “How to Fly Solo.” Take advantage of this great opportunity to gain some wisdom with your colleagues on keeping focused, communicating with your superiors, collaborating, and managing volunteers. Meeting Facilitator: Jim Mancuso
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2:30–3:30pm Technical Services Interest Group Meeting Student Center What’s new in your technical services world? Please join the ACL Technical Bedford Services Interest Group for an open forum to discuss new and innovative projects happening at your library. This will be a time to share with other like-minded librarians what you are accomplishing at your institution. Come and share what you’ve been doing this year and offer best practices that have made your life easier. Have you changed proxy systems? Did you migrate to a new authority vendor? Come and learn what other people are doing and get connected with other librarians who can offer advice on the process. We look forward to hearing from you! Meeting Facilitator: Sheila Carlblom
3:45–4:30pm Birds of a Feather Discussions Jackson Library Want more time to discuss library issues with like-minded colleagues? The Study Room Birds of a Feather Discussions will be informal gatherings of individuals who are interested in discussing certain topics, such as information literacy, leadership development, or personnel challenges. Just show up, pick a room based on the topic, and join in the conversation. You will have the opportunity in advance to propose topics for discussion—a great way to continue a stimulating discussion started in a conference presentation.
5:30–7pm Closing Banquet & Awards Student Center ACL President, Denise Nelson, will host the closing banquet. This is a Piazza time for celebration and fellowship. ACL awards will be presented during dessert.
7–8pm Musical Entertainment—Soprani Compagni THURSDAY Baker Recital Hall Soprani Compagni was founded in 2010 by professors at Indiana Wesleyan University, Dr. Lisa Dawson, Dr. Tammie Huntington and Dr. Phoenix Park-Kim, to research and compile soprano duets from art
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song, opera and oratorio literature; to model soprano collaboration; and to commission new music for two sopranos and piano for the stage and studio. Soprani Compagni had their Carnegie Hall debut at Weill Recital Hall in 2012 and have performed and presented at numerous universities and concert venues, as well as national and international conferences in the United States, Argentina, South Korea, Hong Kong, China, and Sweden.
Thanks to a grant received from the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities, Soprani Compagni assembled a team of 12 award-winning composers for the purpose of commissioning new works themed around “Portraits of Women.” “Portraits of Women” is an expansion of soprano duet repertoire emphasizing the contributions of women in our society who have embraced their true worth and calling and have dared to change their world. It is the desire of Soprani Compagni that this new music will inspire those who hear it to celebrate the women in their lives, and inspire more sopranos to collaborate through performances by women and about women, connecting hearts and lives across generations. THURSDAY Majority World theology for the global glory of God
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The IWU Conference Services staff is on-call 24-hours a Campus day to assist with your needs and questions. If you have any issue with your dorm room, please contact them at 765-661-5432. For Info conference program questions, please contact April McKinion, ACL Conference Manager, at 919-600-8358. If a family member needs to reach you due to an emergency, please share this 24-hour emergency number: 765-677-2603.
ATM Check-In Process There are two ATM’s in the Student Center— On-site registration and check-in for conference the VIA Credit Union ATM by the Student will take place based on the below schedule: Center Information Desk (the southeast end of the building) and the Star Financial Bank ATM Sun., 6/10 4–9PM Jackson Library just off of the Commons on the northwest side Mon., 6/11 8AM–9PM Jackson Library of the building. Tues., 6/12 7:45–8:45AM Student Center 1920 Gallery Campus Stores Wed., 6/13 7:45–8:45AM Student Center The Campus Bookstore will be open M–F. The 1920 Gallery hours are typically 9AM–4PM For the most Conference participants staying on campus who up-to-date hours, please consult the signage arrive after these times should call the 24-hr posted outside of the bookstore. The bookstore conference services number: 765-661-5432. The is located on the west end of the mallway in the Conference Services assistant will let you in for Student Center (across from McConn Coffee). the night, but you must check in at the ACL Trader James (the convenience store located registration table the following morning to get on the east end of the mallway in the Student your registration packet. Center) is typically open M–F from 7:30AM– 4:30PM. Please see posted hours. Check-out process • Drop your key and meal card in the Campus safety box at the desk in the Scripture Lobby. Campus police can be reached by dialing 4911 (Remember there is a $45 lost key fee and from a campus phone or by calling a $10 lost meal card fee that you will be 765-677-4911. In the interest of personal safety, liable for if you do not turn in your items.) please do not walk around the campus alone • Place all dry linens in the pillowcase on the after dark. Walking off campus after dark should bed in the room. (Please do NOT put wet only be done if there are at least three people or damp linens in the pillowcase, but leave INFORMATION walking together. them hanging out to dry.) • Dispose of any trash from the room in the large trash cans provided in the hallways on each floor. • If possible, please take a moment to fill out the comment card provided in each room and leave on the dresser.
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Coffee Lost and found McConn Coffee Co. (@mcconncoffee) is a full- If you find an item that appears to be lost, service coffee bar conveniently located in the please feel free to bring it to the Circulation Student Center. McConn provides a number Desk in the Jackson Library. Conversely, if you of hot and cold drinks, premium desserts and have misplaced something during conference, pastries, and always fresh and delicious coffee please feel free to check with the Jackson Library drinks including the latest trends in specialty Circulation Desk to see if it is there. drinks. Their weekday hours are 7:30–4:30PM. In addition, they will be open 9–11:30PM on Medical services Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. Urgent Care: MGH Express 1130 North Baldwin Avenue Food service Marion, IN 46952 Meal times are posted on the conference 765-660-7480 | 8AM–8PM, 7 days a week schedule. If you miss a meal or want some non- Hospital: Marion General Hospital cafeteria options, see the conference libguide at: 441 North Wabash Avenue https://indwes.libguides.com/2019acl. Marion, IN 46952 765-660-6900 | Open 24/7 Jackson library hours Pharmacy: CVS Pharmacy Sun: 4–9PM 4630 South Washington Street Mon: 8AM–9PM Marion, IN 46953 Tue: 8AM–5PM 765-674-5085 | 8AM–9PM 7 days a week Wed: 8AM–9PM Thu: 8AM–5PM Recreation & Wellness Center Fri: 8AM–5PM The Recreation and Wellness Center is available for attendee use Monday–Friday 6AM–7PM. laundry services Your room key/meal card is your facility pass. Laundry facilities are located on each floor in Scripture Hall. There is no fee for using the facilities. Please pick up laundry detergent in the Jackson Library.
local attractions The Jackson Library staff has created a fun libguide with helpful information. See: https:// INFORMATION indwes.libguides.com/2019acl then click on the “Historic Grant County” tab.
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We appreciate the participation of all these vendors and thank them for their support of the ACL Conference! Come see them Vendors in the vendor exhibit hall on Wednesday, June 12 from 10am–4pm.
Baker Academic and Brazos Press EBSCO Information Services 6030 E. Fulton, Ada, MI 49301 10 Estes Street, Ipswich, MA 01938 bakeracademic.com ebsco.com 616-676-9185 205-981-4678 Contact: Lydia Koning Exhibitors: Rick Rybak & Terrie Kelty [email protected] [email protected] (Unstaffed Booth)
Christian Periodical Index® (CPI) Emery-Pratt Company Association of Christian Librarians 1966 W. M-21, Owosso, MI 48867 PO Box 4, Cedarville, OH 45315 emery-pratt.com acl.org/cpi 800-248-3887 937-766-2255 Exhibitors: Byron Shattuck & Avery Weaver Exhibitors: Carrie Beth Lowe & Sarah Wessel [email protected] [email protected] (Refreshment Break Sponsor)
Christian Indie Publishing Association Empty Shelves PO Box 481022, Charlotte, NC 28269 18242 East Peakview Pl, Aurora, CO 80016 christianpublishers.net myemptyshelves.com 704-277-7194 616-502-3858 Contact: Sarah Bolme, Director Exhibitor: Rob Knight [email protected] [email protected] (Tote Bag Insert Sponsor)
Church of the Nazarene IBOE Hendrickson Publishers 17001 Prairie Star Parkway, Lenexa, KS 66200 140 Summit St., Peabody, MA 01961 nazarene.org/iboe 978-573-2166 617-784-3721 hendrickson.com Exhibitors: Susan Watkins and Tammy Carter Exhibitor: Levi Bakerink [email protected] [email protected] INFORMATION
Digital Theological Library IVP Academic 1187 Colleen Court, Upland, CA 91786 430 Plaza Drive, Westmont, IL 60187 oadtl.org ivpress.com 619-813-1248 630-734-4000 Exhibitor: Tom Phillips Exhibitor: Jeff Gissing, [email protected] [email protected] (Tote Bag Insert Sponsor)
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Journal of Youth Ministry Randall House Publications Gateway Seminary 114 Bush Road, Nashville, TN 37217 3210 E Guasti Rd, Box 62, Ontario, CA 91761 randallhouse.com aymeducators.org 615-361-1221 909-994-3915 Exhibitor: Carol Reid Exhibitor: Paul Kelly [email protected] [email protected]
Langham Publishing Reformation Heritage Books Unit 5, 54 Grearshill Rd. 2965 Leonard St NE Kingstown Industrial Estate Grand Rapids, MI 49525 Carlise, Cumbria CA3 0ET GBR heritagebooks.org langhampublishing.org 616-350-6048 +4 122-858-5222 Exhibitor: David Woollin Exhibitor: Timothy Sands [email protected] [email protected] (Tote Bag Insert Sponsor)
Midwest Library Service WALDO 11443 St Charles Rock Rd, Bridgeton, MO 63044 118 North Bedford Rd, Mount Kisco, NY 10549 midwestls.com waldolib.org 314-739-3100 914-864-1611 Exhibitor: Steven Chase [email protected] [email protected] (Opening Reception Sponsor)
OCLC (Online Computer Library William Carey Publishing Center, Inc.) 10 W Dry Creek Circle, Littleton, CO 80120 6565 Kilgour Place, Dublin, OH 43017 missionbooks.org oclc.org 303-877-9861 614-761-5119 Exhibitors: Denise Wynn & Wendy Sigler Exhibitor: Don Litner [email protected] [email protected] (Tote Bag Insert Sponsor)
Project MUSE WT Cox Information Services INFORMATION John Hopkins University Press 201 Village Road, Shallotte, NC 28470 2715 N. Charles St., Baltimore, MD 49525 wtcox.com muse.jhu.edu 910-664-2028 410-516-3846 [email protected] Exhibitor: Doug Storm (Conference Program Sponsor) [email protected]
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Get to know ACL’s 2018–19 Officers and Team Members! They are here to serve you and encourage you in your career and Who’s Who walk with the Lord. Think about volunteering next year!
ACL Board of directors ACL Directors-at-large Denise Nelson, President Robert Burgess Point Loma Nazarene University Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Nathan Farley Mark Hanson University of Northwestern—St. Paul Maranatha Baptist University
Carol Reid, Secretary Alison Johnson Randall House Publications Indiana Wesleyan University
Sheila Carlblom, Treasurer Alison Jones Indiana Wesleyan University Carson-Newman University
Janelle Mazelin, Executive Director Leslie Starasta ACL Home Office Lincoln Christian University
Jennifer Walz Danville Community College INFORMATION
Back Row (L to R) Janelle Mazelin, Mark Hanson, Jennifer Walz, Nathan Farley, Denise Nelson, Sheila Carlblom Front Row (L to R) Carol Reid, Alison Johnson, Leslie Starasta, Robert Burgess
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conference coordinating team christian library consortium (CLC) April McKinion, Conference Manager Beth Purtee, Coordinator ACL Home Office Trevecca Nazarene University
Jaime Pitt, Presentations Coordinator Robert Burgess, Member-at-large Indiana Wesleyan University Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Erinn Huebner, Poster Coordinator Pam Greenlee, Member-at-large Grace Christian University Olivet Nazarene University
Janelle Mazelin, Executive Director Alison Johnson, Member-at-large ACL Home Office Indiana Wesleyan University
Sheila Carlblom, Host Leslie Starasta, Member-at-large Indiana Wesleyan University Lincoln Christian University
2019 conference planning team Christian periodical index® (CPI) Sheila Carlblom, Host Carrie Beth Lowe, Coordinator Members: Jaime Pitt, Alison Johnson, Steve Johnson University Brown, Pam Childers, David Dial, Lisa Hayes, Jule Kind, Amy Lorson, Curt Rice, James Wise Steve Brown, Editor Emeritus Indiana Wesleyan University Indiana Wesleyan University
bible college section (BCS) Sarah Wessel, Managing Editor Pradeep Das, Chair ACL Home Office Beulah Heights University Douglas Butler, Articles Editor Jim Mancuso, Vice Chair Asbury University, Retired Northeastern Bible College Jule Kind, Indexer Training Coordinator Erinn Huebner, Secretary Indiana Wesleyan University Grace Christian University Mary Tatro, Retrospective Indexing Coordinator Deborah McConkey, Mentoring Coordinator Augustana College INFORMATION Horizon College & Seminary Jamey Wilkes, Reviews Editor Jon Jones, Member-at-large North Georgia Technical College Baptist Bible College & Graduate School Lori Thornton, Secretary Tiffany Hudson, LibGuide Coordinator Carson-Newman University Southwestern Assemblies of God University
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Commision for international library Marketing Advisory team advancement (CILA) team Janelle Mazelin, Executive Director Erin McCoy, Coordinator ACL Home Office Massasoit Community College Erin McCoy, CILA Ann Manginelli, Partnership Developer Massaoit Community College Tennessee Technological University Garrett Trott, TCL Yesan Sellan, Partner Liaison Corban University South Asia Institute of Adv. Christian Studies (SAIACS) Ruth Martin, Member-at-large Georgianne Bordner, Resource Developer San Diego Christian College Regent University Carrie Beth Lowe, CPI Robert Danielson, Resource Promoter Johnson University Asbury Theological Seminary Beth Purtee, CLC Bethany Messersmith, ACL Member Liason Trevecca Nazarene University Ivy Tech Community College April VanPutten, Business Manager liberal arts section (laS) ACL Home Office Gail Heideman, Chair Greenville University April McKinion, Conference ACL Home Office Jennifer Walz, Vice Chair Danville Community College Mentoring Program Jill Botticelli, Coordinator Amy Rice, Secretary Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Northwest Nazarene University Kellie Barbato, Assistant to Coordinator Jeanette Parker, Member-at-large Palm Beach Atlantic University Newman University nominations team Rusty Tryon, Member-at-large Rodney Birch, Coordinator & Member INFORMATION Louisiana University Northwest Nazarene University
Elizabeth Walker Papke, Member-at-large Lon Dagley, Member Spring Arbor University MidAmerica Nazarene University
Linda Poston, Member Messiah College
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The christian librarian (TCL) team special interest group coordinators Garrett Trott, Editor-in-Chief Julie Sweeney, Emerging Library Prof. IG Corban University Point Loma Nazarene University
Craig Kubic, Book Review Editor Robin Lang, Information Literacy Interest Group Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Point Loma Nazarene University
Jason Runnels, Copy Editor Alison Johnson, Interlibrary Loan Service Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Indiana Wesleyan University
Joshua Avery, Copy Editor Elizabeth Werner, Retirees Interest Group Wheaton College Clearwater Christian College, Retired
Jeannie Ferriss, Associate Editor Jim Mancuso, Solo Librarians Interest Group Whitehall Community Library Northeastern Baptist College
Amy James, Associate Editor Sheila Carlblom, Tech. Services Interest Group Baylor University Indiana Wesleyan University
Seminary section spIRITUAL ENCOURAGEMENT Craig Kubic, Chair Carol Reid, Coordinator Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Randall House
Laura Ladwig, Secretary Deborah McConkey, Member Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary EPIC Bible College and Graduate School
special appointments Andrea Abernathy, Member Nancy Olson, Liaison with ABHE George Fox University Lincoln Christian University Virtual Initiative Team Jennifer Ewing, Liaison with TRACS April Van Putten, Coordinator Lincoln Christian University ACL Home Office
Sharon Bull, Archivist Robert Burgess, Member INFORMATION Northwest Nazarene University, Retired Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Linda Rust, DUPEX Coordinator Gina Bolger, Member University of Northwestern—St. Paul Cornerstone University
Ben Brick, Volunteer Coordinator Omaha Public Library
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