GSLIS Professor Alistair Black recently discussed the
importance of inclusion in his teaching and research with Associate Professor
Kathryn La Barre. Black’s remarks are part of the interview series Reflections
on Inclusion, which explores the School’s efforts to respect varied
perspectives and diversity of experiences.
Black’s research focuses on the history of libraries,
librarianship,…
[image1-right]As outreach coordinator
for The Center for Children’s Books (CCB), Tad Andracki can tell you about
upcoming events at the CCB or volunteer opportunities through the CCB’s various
community partners. As a reviewer for The
Bulletin of the Center for Children’s Books (BCCB), he can tell you all
about the latest plot twist in the most popular young adult book series. And as
a…
GSLIS is pleased to announce that Tonyia Tidline
(PhD ’03) will join the School as the new director of professional development on August 16. In this role, Tidline will coordinate the robust continuing
professional development program at GSLIS, which provides a variety of advanced
learning opportunities in many areas of library and information science,
services, and operations. In addition to…
[image1-right]LEEP
student Christina Nhek was recently named the recipient of two scholarships, the Asian Pacific American Librarians Association or APALA Scholarship and the California Library
Association or CLA Scholarship for Minority
Students in Memory of Edna Yelland.
Nhek, the
daughter of Cambodian refugees, is currently pursuing a master’s degree and certificate
in special…
GSLIS alumni Paul Bracke (MS '97) and Beth McNeil (MS '89) have been selected
to participate in the 2013-2015 Association of Research Libraries (ARL)
Leadership Fellows Program.
Bracke, associate dean for assessment and technology at
Purdue University Libraries, and McNeil, associate dean for academic affairs
at Purdue University Libraries, will join twenty-four other professionals in…
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[image1-right]Samip Mallick (MS ’11) co-founded the South Asian American
Digital Archive (SAADA) in 2008 and hasn’t had an average day since becoming
the project’s first full-time employee in July 2012. Mallick serves as SAADA’s
executive director and president of its board of directors. His day-to-day
work: figuring out what needs to be done and making it happen.
When SAADA began,…
Assistant Professor Bonnie Mak has been named the GSLIS
Centennial Scholar for 2013-2014. The Centennial Scholar award is endowed by
alumni and friends of GSLIS and is given in recognition of outstanding
accomplishments and/or professional promise in the field of library and
information science.
Mak holds a PhD in medieval studies from the University of
Notre Dame. Her research areas…
GSLIS Professor Dan Schiller recently discussed the
importance of inclusion in his teaching and research with Associate Professor
Kathryn La Barre. Schiller’s remarks are part of the interview series Reflections
on Inclusion, which explores the School’s efforts to respect varied
perspectives and diversity of experiences.
Schiller teaches courses in information in society,
information…
GSLIS Assistant Professor Carol Tilley was the focus of a recent feature on the Big Ten Network. The documentary, titled "Carol Tilley, Comic Book Crusader," took a look at the comic book industry, its truths, and its myths. It aired on July 19. The documentary also will be featured in the Iowa Independent Film Festival.
Tilley has received national attention for her research on Fredric…
