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SPOTLIGHT ON UH SPECIAL COLLECTIONS

SPRING 2017 LETTERFROM 4 THE DEAN One of the four major goals outlined in our Strategic Plan is to assure the quality and relevance of collections for campus and global communities, which are essential to the University’s national competitiveness and embody our intellectual identities and research ambitions. New technologies and expectations are revolutionizing information discovery, creation, dissemination, and preservation, 1 2 3 4 and we at the Libraries are changing the ways in which we acquire and make transformative collections accessible FROM LEFT: 1. GUESTS BROWSE FACULTY BOOK SELECTIONS AT THE FALL 2016 PROMOTION AND TENURE RECOGNITION PROGRAM RECEPTION. 2. CARL GRANT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA LIBRARIES SPEAKS AT DISCOVERY CAMP. 3. CAREY SHUART AND CHRISTIAN KELLEHER AT THE DEAN’S LUNCHEON. 4. PROFESSOR MARK ANTHONY NEAL OF DUKE UNIVERSITY AND to students and researchers, both locally and globally. PROFESSOR ANTHONY B. PINN OF RICE UNIVERSITY AT “A CONVERSATION ABOUT HIP HOP AND MASCULINITY.” In this issue, we shine a light on the unique resources of UH Libraries Special Collections, truly a gem at the heart of the campus and community. Our archivists contributed illuminating narratives that take us deeper into the world of the archive, where unique and compelling materials are preserved and shared, and where notable people of history, as well as contemporaries, are celebrated and UH LIBRARIES immortalized in the public record. DEAN OF LIBRARIES AND We are actively expanding our special collections, especially in the ELIZABETH D. ROCKWELL CHAIR areas of the Carey Shuart Women’s Research Collection, Energy & LISA A. GERMAN IMPACT - 2016 Sustainability Research Collection, Hispanic Research Collection, ASSOCIATE DEAN FOR ACADEMIC AND RESEARCH SERVICES LGBT Research Collection, and Houston Hip Hop Research MARILYN MYERS • Among the top 35 public US research libraries Collection; as well as creating new resources for students and researchers, such as the forthcoming Digital Research Commons and • Over 2.1 million annual visitors ASSOCIATE DEAN FOR RESOURCE MANAGEMENT enhanced learning and study spaces. JOHN LEHNER • Over 4.6 million online resources used Lisa A. German I am pleased to share that we are very fortunate to have quite a number Dean of Libraries and • Over 3.2 million volumes of exceptional leaders who have stepped forward to vanguard our Elizabeth D. Rockwell Chair UH LIBRARIES NEWSLETTER SPRING 2017 special research collections, help us transform our library spaces, and to build scholarship support. These members are collectively known EDITOR as the UH Libraries Campaign Committee & Cabinet as part of the ESMERALDA FISHER (’03, MA ’13) University’s Here, We Go! Campaign. Their names are listed in this DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS TABLE newsletter for the first time, and I extend my sincere thanks to each UH Libraries Dean’s Campaign Committee & Cabinet DESIGN / PHOTOGRAPHY and every one of them. They have volunteered their time, talents, and Transformational Spaces MAURICIO LAZO (’11) treasures to help the University of Houston Libraries grow into the Dana Rooks SENIOR GRAPHIC DESIGNER OF CONTENTS library of the future. For this I am most grateful. Student Scholarships & Awards Your support is absolutely crucial, whether it’s a contribution to Gail Burns CONTRIBUTORS New Digital Collections LISA CRUCES a research collection, a transformational gift, the “planting” of an JULIE GROB Hines College of Architecture Posters Acorn endowment, or an annual fund gift; and helps us to thrive in Houston & Texas History Research Collection 2 order to empower others and transform lives. There are many ways Gene and Carol McDavid STEPHEN JAMES Burdette Keeland Architectural Drawings CHRISTIAN KELLEHER to establish your legacy. Please visit info. lib.uh.edu/about/giving for Mary F. Lopez Papers LGBT Research Collection VINCE LEE City of Houston more information. Kathy Hubbard and Hon. Annise Parker MARY MANNING Medieval Manuscript Leaves and Fragments TERRY TOMKINS-WALSH I look forward to seeing you at Libraries events. We have some Performing & Visual Arts Research Collection EMILY VINSON exciting things planned, so please watch for announcements of our Deborah Colton programs and exhibits. UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON LIBRARIES Feature – Special Collections Energy & Sustainability Research Collection John Hofmeister 4333 UNIVERSITY DRIVE I invite you to join us on our ambitious journey of empowering 4 HOUSTON, TX 77204-2000 others and transforming lives. On behalf of the University of Houston Shuart Women’s Research Collection Libraries, thank you for your partnership. Carey Shuart PHONE 713.743.1050 WEB INFO.LIB.UH.EDU Librarian News and New Librarians Rare Books Collections Leigh Owen 8 1 George Baker’s Mexico Energy collection, currently in processing, promises a rich mixture of PEMEX documents plus expert analysis of

SPECIAL international energy markets. UH As we seek collections revealing global energy leadership based in Houston, we welcome collections offering insight into the histories of solar and wind power, and we aim to collect personal papers and company records related to the role of women in energy. UH LibrariesCOLLECTIONS Special Collections embody the intellectual identities and research ambitions of our campus communities. They allow UH to identify and respond to the social and cultural challenges affecting our community’s quality of life through education, research, and service. The availability of these Special Collections’ rare and unique cultural artifacts to students and the public leads to vibrant outreach programs that engage Houstonians in the collections, encourages more active faculty and graduate student research, more frequent undergraduate class visits to the collections, and furthers grants for research and study of these subjects.

Why the Her-stories of the Shuart Women’s Research Collection Matter to Us All by Vince Lee Collaboration and Scholarship at the Heart of LGBT Research Collection As UH Women’s, Gender and Sexuality status quo or letting others define their Studies celebrates its 25th anniversary, place in society, their stories can be by Christian Kelleher we reflect on the creation of the Carey found across time periods and in every Shuart Women’s Research Collection area of endeavor, from their fight for Earlier this year while UH Religious Studies that supports the program’s scholarship equality in the suffrage and feminist lecturer Whitney Cox, PhD was researching and instruction. Armed with a box movements to their triumphs in politics the history of Houston’s religious Southwest Tower, Houston (1964) by Kenneth Bentsen. of materials left to her from her and philanthropy. Empowered through organizations’ community support at the Photo by Harper Leiper Studios. Courtesy Kenneth E. grandmother, Carey Shuart, along with communal support, women have continually beginning of the AIDS epidemic, her work Bentsen, F.A.I.A. Architectural Papers, UH Libraries, the department and through tireless redefined what is possible in all areas of life. took her to the AIDS Foundation Houston Special Collections. advocacy and networking, planted the (AFH). There, Cox found a trove of unique, seeds that would grow into over 80 Today, now more than ever, Women’s, Gender primary source historical documentation Architecture and Planning archival collections and 70 oral histories. and Sexuality Studies and the Shuart Women’s stored in an office file cabinet. Research Collection matter. The archive helps us by Stephen James Since its founding in 1996, the to understand the world in which we live from “AFH was the first AIDS service organization Shuart Women’s Research Collection a social, political, economic, and humanistic in Texas, and their records are indispensable As part of the Houston & Texas History demonstrates that Houston and Texas standpoint, and opens the discourse on how we to understanding the history and impact of Research Collection, the Architecture women have always been at the forefront, can bridge the gap to understanding one another HIV/AIDS in Houston’s LGBT community,” and Planning collections preserve the forging their paths and telling their collectively. Cox observed. “CEO Kelly Young and I both work of architects, designers, and others own stories. Refusing to accept the agreed that the AFH archive needed to be who have shaped the built environment preserved for the community and available of the Houston area. This rich group of Energy & Sustainability Research Collection to students and scholars.” materials documents the city’s growth, emphasizing the period after the Second by Terry Tomkins-Walsh Cox and Young reached out to UH Libraries, UH Libraries is a proud participant in the World War when Houston became a The Energy & Sustainability Research Collection preserves assemblages, corporate records, and print and digital and our LGBT Research Collection archivist Houston Area Rainbow Collective History center for modern architecture. The the history of energy in all configurations and consequences. publications, both serials and books. Vince Lee partnered with them to safeguard group, and is honored that the LGBT collections contain the papers and Sun, wind, and petroleum fuel human activity, and markets the documentary legacy of AFH in UH Research Collection is home to the AFH drawings of well-known architects powered by human action capture, prioritize, and apportion Special Collections is expanding current energy holdings and Special Collections. Here, our work and archive and others like the Botts Collection and academics as well as architectural sources of energy. Each source of energy has a centuries-old anticipating new contributions of national and international the archive will promote teaching, learning, of LGBT History, Inc., the Edward Lukasek drawings of individual buildings and history. We in Special Collections seek to preserve histories significance. The Papers of Joseph S. Cullinan, the founder of research, and memory of the AIDS epidemic Gay Studies Collection library, and the other records of interest. of energy in the form of medieval broadsides, epistolary Texaco, is our seminal petroleum industry collection. in Houston. Annise Parker Papers. 2 3 The University of Houston Archives: Safeguarding Our University’s History A Mosaic of Voices and Experiences: the Hispanic Research Collection by Mary Manning by Lisa Cruces The University of Houston Archives is the The UH Archives holds the papers of many Established in 2014 with the purpose of use, and of course for my current students to storehouse of the University’s memories, of the University’s most prestigious faculty, expanding the dynamic story of Hispanics living use.” documenting the history of our University since including John Lienhard, Professor Emeritus in the United States, the Hispanic Research its founding in 1927. It holds records produced of Mechanical Engineering and History and Collection has blossomed into much more, Creating a richer understanding of the past by the University in the course of its teaching, author and voice of the KUHF radio program bringing history to life by engaging students and for the benefit of the public and scholars will research, service, and outreach activities and The Engines of Our Ingenuity; David Ashley community members with archival documents continue to drive the growth of the Hispanic documents its evolution and growth from a White, highly awarded composer of secular and and artifacts in the form of instruction, and Research Collection well into the future. junior college to Tier One institution. sacred choral compositions; and Sidney Berger, programming and exhibits that reflect their director for UH’s School of Theatre and Dance own experiences and voices. Focused on more The UH Archives details student life as from 1969 to 2007 and Houston Shakespeare contemporary topics in Hispanic history, such evidenced through records of student Festival Founder. as literature, gender, entrepreneurship, and organizations, including Frontier Fiesta, social justice, the collections speak to not only Homecoming, and the Student Government the past but to the future. Association. The Archives holds a complete run of the student-run newspaper , A particular gem in the collections is the as well as the Houstonian yearbook, the latter Kanellos Latino Literary Movement Collection, of which is available in its entirety in the UH arguably the largest collection of contemporary Digital Library. Latino literature in the country. Donated by Brown Foundation Professor of Hispanic UH Archives gives proof to the spectacular Studies Nicolás Kanellos, PhD, this material, history of athletics on campus and hold along with other holdings in the Hispanic materials related to Phi Slama Jama, the Game Research Collection further UH’s mission of of the Century, and Olympian Carl Lewis. diversity and scholarship. “You name it, we’ve got it,” Kanellos stated. “And now we’re passing Ozone Magazine Celebrates Southern Hip Hop this on to Special Collections for all scholars to

Steel structure of the Astrodome. Caption on photo: by Julie Grob “Houston’s $24,600,000 domed air-conditioned stadium, As the title of Port Arthur-based duo UGK’s Houston, away from the national spotlight. Documenting Community and Culture with the Performing & Visual Arts Research Collection will be ready for the opening of the new 1965 baseball season. The steel network for the translucent plastic dome song “Quit Hatin’ the South” suggests, for One spirited exception was OZONE is now nearing completion (Oct. 15, 1963). There will be many years Southern rap fans felt looked Magazine, the leading print publication on by Mary Manning 9400 tons of steel in the entire structure and 2900 tons in down on by fans of more prominent East Southern hip hop from 2002 to 2010. Brash the roof alone.” The arts are an essential part of education and in The Performing & Visual Arts Research Collection Coast and West Coast rappers. Magazines and colorful, OZONE both documented and understanding the world. From dance and music to contains the records of Houston area arts Dr. Richard I. Evans (1922-2015) giving a tended to ignore the vibrant underground reflected Southern hip hop culture in its demonstration on set. Evans devoted his more theatre and the visual arts, the Performing & Visual organizations, such as the Nina Vance Alley Theatre scenes that were flourishing in cities like no-holds-barred interviews, photographs, than six-decades-long career to the study of A City and a State on the move: Arts Research Collection captures the passions Papers and the DiverseWorks Records, as well as the psychology at the University. and articles. Houston & Texas History and emotions of artists as they investigate, and papers of prominent visual artists Bert Long and subsequently, allow us, the listeners and viewers, to The Art Guys, and ballet dancer and founder of the Research Collection UH Libraries Special Collections recently explore new ideas and cultures. Houston Ballet Academy Tatiana Semenova. acquired the complete run of OZONE The KUHT Collection by Vince Lee Magazine to add to its Houston Hip Other collections document Houston music arts. Hop Research Collection. Published by by Emily Vinson The H. David Kaplan Performing Arts Collection The Houston & Texas History Research photographer Julia Beverly, the magazine contains more than 1000 color images of Houston Collection at UH Libraries contains a wide profiled Southern rappers such as Lil’ On May 25, 1953, KUHT-TV Grand Opera performances. The Ima Hogg range of materials that document the early Wayne, T.I., David Banner, and Pitbull. began broadcasting from the Programs Collection contains symphony, opera, history of Texas from the Spanish Colonial OZONE also featured important Houston- University of Houston campus as and theatre programs as well as scrapbooks, many Era through the present. Additionally, area artists, including Devin the Dude, the nation’s first non-commercial, of which are annotated by “The First Lady of Texas” materials chronicling the development UGK, Lil’ Flip, Slim Thug, Paul Wall, Mike educational television station. The herself. The José Quintero Papers document the UH and transformation of Houston and the Jones, and Chamillionaire. KUHT Collection includes over teaching career of the Panamanian theatre director, surrounding areas into a metropolis of 200 boxes of scripts, publications, producer, and instructor who is best known for his commerce and shipping are captured in As the Libraries’ Houston Hip Hop Research and photographs, as well as over interpretations of Eugene O’Neill plays. photographs, documents, and ephemera Collection continues to grow, OZONE 14,000 films and videos that that embody the spirit of this dynamic and will be a valuable resource for the scholars capture over sixty years of locally The arts, and the Performing & Visual Arts Research diverse city. visiting from around the country to put the made television. Collection at UH, communicate and speak to us in critical spotlight on Southern hip hop. 4 ways that enhance our lives. 5 NEWDIGITAL

Mary F. Lopez Papers

As part of our Hispanic Research Collection, the Mary F. Lopez Papers DIGITAL.LIB.UH.EDUCOLLECTIONS document the life and times of Mexican American activist Mary F. Lopez Digital collections position UH Libraries as a leader in research productivity so that our community will (1921-2015), and to a lesser extent the war-time experience of her husband, Jose R. Lopez. Originally born in Brownsville, Texas, Mary Fernandez Lopez prosper from having a nationally competitive public research university in its midst. And, so we can better later moved to Houston in 1943, where she started a family and began her prepare students to envision the future, emerge as leaders, and launch careers that will transform the world. involvement in efforts to improve living conditions and rights of Latinos in the Houston area, specifically her neighborhood of Magnolia Park.

Hines College of Architecture Posters

As part of our Houston & Texas History Research Collection, the Gerald D. Hines School of Architecture Posters feature striking graphic designs advertising course offerings as well as lectures and other events. The School City of Houston, Its Development and Evolution of Architecture had a screen printing press in the 1970s, and many of these posters were produced by students, faculty, and staff in-house. They come in a Long before Houston was the fourth-largest city in the United States and variety of sizes, some as small as legal paper size, while others are much larger. referred to as the Energy Capital of the World, up until the twentieth century, Although many of the posters are undated, the bulk of the posters are from the it was simply called the Magnolia City for its natural magnolia groves found 1970s. There are more than 80 posters in the collection. flourishing in east Houston. Although it was a simpler time, Houston was still a city on the move beginning to transform itself into the metropolis we know today, and many historical documents illustrate this shift as the City of Houston began to initiate efforts to expand commerce and transportation networks.

Burdette Keeland Architectural Drawings and Photographs Medieval Manuscript Leaves and Fragments As part of the Rare Books Collections at UH Libraries, the Medieval As part of our Houston & Texas History Research Collection, Burdette Keeland, Manuscript Leaves and Fragments collection contains individual leaves and Jr. was an influential Houston architect who left a legacy as a designer, an partial fragments from handwritten books which date from the 13th to the educator, and a member of the Houston Planning Commission. At the peak 16th centuries. The original books were all created in Western Europe. They of his practice, from 1950 to 1980, Keeland produced some of the city’s best were intended for religious study or liturgical use, and all but one were written modernist architectural design. Yet he will also be remembered for his four during the Middle Ages. Although the original books are no longer complete, decades on the faculty of the University of Houston, where he dedicated himself these leaves and fragments still convey the rich history and artistry of the to mentoring the next generation of architects. This digital collection provides Middle Ages. a sample of five of his imaginative works, including architectural drawings and renderings, photographs, clippings, and audio interviews. All original materials are available in UH Libraries Special Collections.

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Using the Core Competencies” at North Michelle Malizia attended the inaugural TLA Preparing new librarians for library instruction” Studies from Regional Video Collections” Duffus was awarded an IFLA Fellowship American Serials Interest Group (NASIG); Executive Leadership Immersion Institute. at the Georgia International Conference on at Association of Moving Image Archivists Grant. He was also featured as the ACRL snapshot presentation and poster session Information Literacy with Mea Warren; co- Conference. Member of the Week in September. with NEWS Jeannie Castro. Malizia was the luncheon keynote speaker at author Kerry Creelman. the Texas Blackboard Users Group Conference. Kelsey Brett was elected chair of Texas Catherine Essinger presented “Disaster Guajardo presented “Streaming Media: Anne Washington, Annie Wu, Drew Krewer, Library Association (TLA) District 8 for Preparedness and Recovery: Lessons How Are Libraries Handling It?” at TLA Bethany Scott serves on the 2017 Conference Bethany Scott, Andrew Weidner, and Sean a two-year term. Learned in the Aftermath of Hurricane Annual Conference with Marianne Lorio, Andrea Malone published a review of Committee for the Texas Conference on Digital Watkins presented “Moving on to a Greater Ike” at the TLA District 8 Meeting. Jacob Mangum, and Michael Saperstein. “Reviewing the Academic Library: A Guide to Libraries (TCDL). Digital Destination: Implementing Digital Brett, Richard Guajardo, and Self-study and the External Review” in Journal Asset Management and Preservation Systems at Frederick Young’s article, “The Next Wenli Gao is vice president and president Guajardo presented “Chapter Website of Academic Librarianship. Mike Thompson was an invited speaker at a University of Houston Libraries” at the Digital Step in Discovery Implementation: User- elect of the Chinese American Librarians Redesign: Membership Services Move vendor-sponsored session, “Panel Discussion on Library Federation Forum. Centered Discovery System Redesign,” Association Southwest Chapter. to the Cloud” at Southeastern Chapter was published in the Proceedings of the American Association of Law Libraries Malone served on the Fulbright Discipline Core GOBI Acquisitions and Collection Development 2015 Charleston Library Conference. Gao co-presented with Cherie Turner (SEAALL)/Southwestern Association of Committee for Library Science. Workflows,” at the TLA Annual Conference. Andy Weidner, Drew Krewer, Bethany Scott, “Making evidence-based collection Law Libraries (SWALL) Joint Meeting, and Sean Watkins presented “Implementing Brett also participated in the TLA TALL development feasible: Using R coding to an IGNITE presentation with Joseph Lisa Martin was appointed to a second term Thompson co-authored “Dollars and Sense: Open Source Systems for Digital Asset Texans Leadership Development Institute. automate analysis for action” at the ALA Lawson. on the ALA RUSA BRASS Discussion Group. Examining the RFP Process” which will appear Management and Preservation” at the Texas Brett, Ashley Lierman, and Cherie Association for Library Collections & in the Charleston Conference Proceedings 2015. Conference on Digital Libraries (TCDL). Turner co-authored “Lessons Learned: A Technical Services (ALCTS) Collection Guajardo presented “Navigating the presented “Including Students with Primo Usability Study,” which appeared Management and Development Research Primo Resource Type Jungle: Connecting Martin in Information Technology and Libraries. Forum. Resource Types to RDA and Local Disabilities in Instruction,” a virtual forum in Thompson is part of a team whose ½-day Weidner attended the Digital POWRR/Texas Collections” with Frederick Young at Ex the Reference and User Services Association preconference proposal was accepted for the Digital Library (TDL) digital preservation Lisa Cruces was appointed to the Gao presented a poster, “More than a Libris Users of North America (ELUNA). (RUSA) Business Reference and Services Section 2017 TLA Annual Conference. The session workshop “From Theory to Action: A Pragmatic University of Texas at Austin School of number: Measuring value and ROI for (BRASS) Business Reference in Academic entitled “You, Me & RFP: Making the Most of Approach to Digital Preservation Strategies and Information Advisory Council; and was library microgrant programs,” with Guajardo was recently appointed to the Libraries Committee; and facilitated discussion a Complex Process” is sponsored by the Texas Tools” at Trinity University. awarded a Texas Diversity Scholarship Melody Condron at Library Assessment LLAMA Technical Services and Systems at ALA Annual per committee chair’s request. State Library and Archives Commission and is by the National Trust for Historic Conference. Committee, and the ELUNA Primo scheduled for next April. was elected to serve as councilor- Preservation. Product Working Group. Annie Wu was selected for the ALA Class at-large at ALA Council. Gao authored “Beyond journal impact and usage Ariana Santiago Nora Dethloff was a presenter for statistics: Using citation analysis for collection Vince Lee is a member of the Society of 2017 Emerging Leaders; elected outreach Cherie Turner was elected co-chair of the Online Computer Library Center, development,” published in The Serials Librarian. of Southwest Archivists Nominating director of the ALA New Members Roundtable; the ACRL Science and Technology Section Wu and Drew Krewer co-authored Inc. (OCLC) webinar “Unlocking the Committee and the Committee of Public and appointed as vice chair/chair of ACRL Information Literacy Committee, and is “Maximizing Efficiency & Standardization in Interlibrary Loan Code for the United Kelli Getz is a member of the ALCTS Program Awareness. Instruction Section Instruction for Diverse now webmaster for the ACRL Science and Digitization at University of Houston Libraries: States.” An article by the same title is Committee, and the ALCTS Leadership Populations Committee. Technology Section Publications Committee. A Program-Based vs. Project-Based Approach,” forthcoming in the Journal of Interlibrary Development Committee Mentoring Lee presented “Duke-Peacock Records: which appeared in Journal of Digital Media Loan, Document Delivery & Electronic Subcommittee. Producing Houston’s Home Grown Heroes Reserve. and Hits” at the session From Rhythm and Santiago co-presented “Grow your community: Emily Vinson and Bethany Scott co- Management. Getz and Lindsay Cronk are co-authors of Blues to Chopped and Screwed…and Folk An exploration of peer mentoring for people of presented “Card Catalog Conversion: The Dethloff co-presented “Oversharing? “Being Earnest with Collections – Let’s Get Music, Too! Popular Music Collections in color” (panel) and co-presented “Reading about Revenant” at TCDL. Wu and Xuemao Wang presented “Core Copyright, Open Access, and Risk in Formation: Standardized Data Review for UH and Rice Libraries with Julie Grob, diversity: Developing and reflecting on inclusive Competences for Information Organization Management in ILL” at the Northwest eResource Management,” to be published in Mary Manning, and Norie Guthrie at the instructional resources” (poster) at the National Vinson presented “Alternative Access: A in the Digital Era” at Beijing University Library. Interlibrary Loan and Resource Sharing Against the Grain. 2016 Houston History Conference. Diversity in Libraries Conference. Creative Solution to an Imperfect Digital Conference. Library” at Society of American Archives began a one-year term as co- collaborated on two outreach Christina Gola Lee co-presented “Teacher training: Conference; and “Community Copies: Case Orolando Duffus is a member of chair of the TLA Bylaws Committee. events featuring archives: the National Santiago the 2017 Association of College and Coming Out Day/Banner Project/LGBTQ Research Libraries (ACRL) Invited Papers Gola and Miranda Bennett are co-authors of Resource Center event (October 11) and NEW Committee and the American Library “The University of Houston’s Liaison Services “Responding To Our World: A Celebration Association (ALA) Reference and User Advisory Board: A Case Study in Leadership of the New Voices Breaking Boundaries Services Association – Business Reference Development and Succession Planning,” to be Archives” (November 14). LIBRARIANS Services (RUSA-BRASS) Discussion published in College and Research Libraries News. Group. Stephanie Lewin-Lane, Mary Manning Julie Grob is a member of the ACRL/Rare and Daniel Pshock presented “Seeing Duffus co-wrote “Diversity from the Books and Manuscripts (RBMS) – Society of the Trends: Data and Developing a Local Inside Out: Eight Years of the UNCG American Archivists (SAA) Joint Task Force on Music Collection” at the Houston History Libraries Diversity Committee” which the Development of Guidelines for Primary Alliance Conference Pop-up Museum. was published in North Carolina Libraries. Source Literacy. Lewin-Lane presented “Creating a Beta- Duffus presented the poster “Creating Grob presented “DJ Screw and ‘Chopped and Space in an Academic Music Library” the Strategic Plan to make the Library an Screwed’: Houston Hip Hop in UH Special at the Texas Chapter, Music Library Incubator for Multicultural Engagement” Collections” at the Houston History Conference. Association Fall Conference. at the International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA) 82nd Richard Guajardo presented “How to Ashley Lierman is a member of the ALA World Library and Information Congress Effectively Manage Electronic Resource GLBT Round Table Web Committee. and ALA Annual. Communications Through the ER Lifecycle Daniel Pshock Orolando Duffus Rachel Helbing Xiping Liu UX & Web Content Business Librarian Health Sciences Librarian Resource Description Librarian 8 Strategy Coordinator 9 0073051001

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