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Summary of Proceedings Summary of Proceedings Sixty-Eighth Annual Conference of the American Theological Library Association Tawny Burgess Editor American Theological Library Association New Orleans, LA June 18-21, 2014 ISSN: 0066-0868 © 2014 by the American Theological Library Association All rights reserved. This book may not be reproduced, in whole or in part, in any form (beyond that copying permitted by Sections 197 and 108 of the U.S. Copyright Law and except by reviewers for public press), without written permission from the publishers. Published by: American Theological Library Association, 300 South Wacker Drive, Suite 2100, Chicago, IL 60606-6701 U.S.A. Preface Set in the exhilarating and unique city of New Orleans, ATLA’s sixty-eighth Annual Conference held in the humid summer of 2014 was both a notable and educational experience. Members of the 2014 Local Host Committee, the New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary (NOBTS), provided an unforgettable Annual Conference that brought together a wealth of ATLA educational programs, workshops, interest group meetings, excursions, and events. This official record of conference events and activities represents the work of the many presenters, facilitators, and others who are responsible for the breadth of material compiled within these pages. ATLA is grateful for their contributions. I hope you will enjoy reading this Summary of Proceedings, containing full text or summaries of papers, workshops, conversation groups, listen and learn sessions, and meetings, plus other items for general reference and record in the appendices. The 2015 Local Host Committee, the Theological Librarians and Libraries of Denver/Rocky Mountain Region, invites you to join them in “Mining the Information Landscape” at the sixty-ninth Annual Conference held in Denver, Colorado, June 17-20, 2015. Tawny Burgess Editor iii Table of Contents Preface iii Program for the 2014 Annual Conference 1–7 Pre-Conference Workshop 8-10 “Establishing Access Points According to RDA in Bibliographic Records” 8 Denise M. Pakala, Judy Knop “Prezipalooza: Creating Engaging & Distinctive Presentations” 8 Michelle Y. Spomer Business Reports 11–22 Minutes of the Business Meeting 11 Board of Directors Meeting 12 2014 State of the Association Address 13 Brenda Bailey-Hainer Interest Group Meetings 23-25 Emerging Technology Interest Group (ETIG) 23 Public Services Interest Group (PSIG) 24 Technical Services Interest Group (TSIG) 24 World Religions Interest Group (WRIG) 25 Papers and Presentations 26-131 “And After Seminary — Where Does a Minister Go to Grow? 26 The Library, Of Course” Terry Feuka “Assessing the Future of Educational Technology in Theological Education: 35 A Techno-History and Its Legacy” Anthony J. Elia “English Parish Churches: Architectural Styles as Seen in Examples 53 of Churches Represented In The Rev. Gordon Taylor Collection Of English Church Histories of Pitts Theology Library, Emory University” Denise Marie Hanusek “From Today’s User to Tomorrow’s Vision” 54 Laura C. Wood “(Library) Education of Desire: Applying the Pedagogical Principles 63 of James K. A. Smith in the Theological Library” Matthew Ostercamp “Part of the Furniture: Family Bibles in Nation, Home, and Library” 76 Bruce Eldevik “Partnering With the Parish: Information Behaviors of Faith Communities” 87 Myka Kennedy Stephens iv Table of Contents “The Final Frontier: Events and Hospitality in the Theological Library 96 Context” Beth M. Sheppard and Shaneé Yvette Murrain “Foundations of Faith and Learning at Wheaton College” 112-125 Gregory Morrison 112 Lugene L. Schemper 121 “What Would Jesus Hack? Libraries, Makerspaces, and Constructionist 126 Learning: The Maker Lab at Abilene Christian University” Amie Carnagey, Megan Doreen May, John B. Weaver Panel Discussions 132-237 “Can Theological Libraries Manage Innovation and Failure? 132-137 Welcome to the Church of Fail” First Presentation 132 Kris Veldheer Second Presentation: “Failure in Sports and Business” 133 Jennifer Bartholomew Third presentation: “Failure in Libraries” 135 Suzanne Estelle-Holmer “Collection Development Tools and Their Impact on Workflow 138-148 and Library Acquisitions Budgets” First presentation: “Collection Evaluation and Development” 138 Leslie Engelson Second Presentation: “The Library Budget and Collection Development” 148 Dennis Swanson “Grant Assessment, Management and Reporting: Lessons Learned 149 from the Religion in North Carolina Grant Project” Beth M. Sheppard, Phu Nguyen, Shaneé Yvette Murrain, Elizabeth DeBold “Librarian as Co-teacher: Information Literacy Embedded in 160 Theology Courses” Martha Adkins, Mark Bilby “Open Access: Responding to a Looming ‘Serials Crisis’ in 165-179 Theological and Religious Studies” Introduction 165 Gary F. Daught “Establishing Credibility and Assuring Quality of Research” 168 David R. Stewart “Sustainability and Funding Models of Open Access” 171 Ron Crown “How Libraries Can Become Promoters and Publishers of Open Access 175 Journals: a Case Study at Catholic Theological Union” Melody Layton McMahon “Just a Click Away: Examining the Wisdom of Open Access Journals” 177 Lloyd A. Harsch v ATLA 2014 Proceedings “Public Services Interest Group: Resources for Alums Panel” 180 Jim Darlack, Tracy Powell Iwaskow, Karl Stutzman “That All May Learn: Three Approaches to In-House Professional 186-194 Development” First Presentation: “StrengthsFinder as a Resource for Professional 186 Development” David R. Stewart Second Presentation: “Mentoring” 190 Michelle Y. Spomer Third Presentation: “University of Houston Libraries Liaison Leadership 193 Team as a Learning Community” Miranda Bennett “The Challenge of Library Space” 195-202 First presentation: “The Pitts Theology Library” 195 M. Patrick Graham Second Presentation: “The Experience of Planning and Dealing with 200 a Renovated or Brand New Library Space” Sandy Leach “International Collaboration Committee Panel: The Treasures 203-218 We Keep and Share: Libraries and Archives in a Global Network” First presentation: “From Mansueto to Morocco: An Overview of 203 Libraries and User Experiences” Sabahat F. Adil Second Presentation: “New Audiences, Challenges and Opportunities: 207 A Victorian Library Transformed” Gareth Lloyd Third Presentation: “Treasure and Libraries in Myanmar: Palm-leaf 210 Manuscripts” Ukkamsa Fourth Presentation: “The Untapped Treasure for African Theological 215 Scholarship: The Place of Archives and Special Collections” Ephraim Mudave Kanguha “World Christianity Interest Group: Connecting and Collaborating 219-227 with Theological Libraries Overseas” First Presentation: “Yaoundé, Cameroon and Davao, Philippines” 219 H. D. Sandy Ayer Second Presentation 225 Melody Layton McMahon “What’s Replacing Reference? New Models for Information Services” 228-237 First Presentation 228 Suzanne Estelle-Holmer Second Presentation 230 Shaneé Yvette Murrain vi Table of Contents Third Presentation 233 Jennifer Bartholomew Conversation Groups 238-262 “Blogging and Your Library: Conversation Group 2014 ATLA Annual 238 Conference” Elizabeth A. Leahy “Contemporary Religious Literature” 241 Jennifer Ulrich, Donna Wells “CONSER Listen and Learn Session” 243 Judy Knop “Core Competencies Conversation Group” 244 Carisse Mickey Berryhill, Andrew J. Keck “Librarians Managing Copyright: A Conversation Group” 246 Eileen K. Saner “Supporting the Mission of the Institution” 247 Martha Adkins “Teaching Analytical Reading to Seminary Students” 248 Laura Harris, Suzanne Estelle-Holmer “The Introduction to Theological Research: Past, Present, and Future 249 of a Genre” John B. Weaver “Teaching and Learning Interest Group: The Quest for Elusive Teaching 253 Opportunities: Some Specific Experiences” Jane Elder, Clair Powers, Elizabeth A. Leahy “Technical Services Interest Group: MarcEdit 101 and Beyond” 258 Leslie Engelson “Understanding and Serving Diverse Populations: The New 259 Orleans Experience” Lynn Berg, Jaeyeon Lucy Chung, Daniel F. Flores “Mentoring in Cataloging: Where Do We Go From Here?” 260 Donna Wells “You Can’t Always Just ‘Google’ It: Helping Patrons Use the 261 Print Collection” Lisa K. Grover, Elyse Hayes, James Humble, Stephen Sweeney Listen and Learn Sessions 263-322 “E-Book Lending Project: Formation and Progress Report” 263 Donna R. Campbell “Libraries & MOOCs” 269 Melody Diehl “Library Orientation in a New Era: A Transition in Progress, 274 Continuing the Conversation” Eileen K. Saner vii ATLA 2014 Proceedings “NACO Listen and Learn Session” 287 Judy Knop “New and Changed Subject Headings: How Does One Keep Up? 288 Does One Even Try to Keep Up?” Richard A. Lammert “Preparing Librarians for Changes in Classroom Instruction” 294 Kenneth A. Boyd “Preserving and Sharing the Meditations of Howard Thurman: 295 Digitization and Transcription of Audio Archives at the Pitts Theology Library” Richard Manly Adams, Jr. “Shrinking Budget, Expanding Selection: Patron-Driven Acquisition 307 at Trinity International University” Stephanie Fletcher “Small Libraries Getting Organized in the Archives: How Small 317-322 Institutions Can Get Control Over Unlabeled Boxes” First Presentation 317 Evan Boyd Second Presentation 319 Susan Ebertz In-Conference Workshops 323-326 “The Educationally Effective Library: ATS Standard 4” 323 Timothy D. Lincoln Denominational Meetings 327-330 Baptist 327 Campbell-Stone 328 Lutheran 329 Methodist 330 United Church of Christ 330 Memorial Tributes 331-335 Dr. Robert “Bob” Markham 331 Judy Knop David Ian McWhirter 332 Carisse Mickey Berryhill John Leslie Sayre 334 Roger L. Loyd viii
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