• Fake News and Information Literacy: Creating Resources to Develop Source Evaluation Skills at the University of Oregon Libraries 

  Hernandez, Carolina (Oregon Library Association, 2017-08-01)

• Against the Odds: Reflections on Asian American Identity and Multicultural, Shared Leadership in Academic Libraries 

  Lim, Adriene (Rowman & Littlefield Publishing Group, 2017-03-28)

  The author of this essay describes her personal experiences as an Asian American woman, and the influence of these experiences on the multicultural, shared-leadership practice she brings to academic libraries. Drawing upon ...

• Why not take a scientific approach to teaching information literacy skills? 

  Buxton, Kristin; Oberlies, Mary K.; Zeidman-Karpinski, Annie (Library Instruction West 2018, 2018-07-20)

  This poster will give you a short background about the importance of active learning for helping all students, especially minorities, succeed in a classroom. We will consider how to apply COPIL and the TPI-ILI to our one-off ...

• Presbyteral Ordination and the See of Rome 

  Crumb, Lawrence N. (SPCK Publishing, 1963)

  The traditional minister of ordination is a bishop. However, during the late Middle Ages, several superiors of religious orders received papal permission to ordain their monks to the subdiaconate and diaconate. The principal ...

• Thomas Cromwell and the English Universities 

  Crumb, Lawrence N. (Used by permission of The Anglican, 2018)

  Thomas Cromwell was the second most powerful man in England throughout the 1530s, a decade of significant change in both church and state. The article describes his influence on the two English universities, and related ...

• Uploadable Content: Collaboration in a Video Game Advisory Team 

  Harlan, Lydia; Cloo, Derek; Smith, Kate Louise; Zeidman-Karpinski, Annie (Association of College and Research Libraries, American Library Association, 2016-06)

  A misunderstanding led to the creation of University of Oregon (UO) Libraries’ video game collection. We thought we were replicating the University of Illinois-Urbana Champaign’s (UIUC) Library collection. One UO subject ...

• Critically Interrogating Oregon History in the Archives: Spanish Heritage Learners in the PCUN Records 

  Woken, David (Oregon Library Association, 2017-10-06)

  Critical librarianship has emerged over the past decade or so as one of the main thrusts of the library profession’s longstanding commitment to social justice. Growing from the application of insights from critical theory ...

• Don’t Use a Hammer When You Need a Screwdriver: How to Use the Right Tools to Create Assessment That Matters 

  Zeidman-Karpinski, Annie; Turnbow, Dominique (Communications in Information Literacy, 2016)

  Instruction librarians want clear data showing the effectiveness of our workshops as a way of demonstrating our value in education. This article uses instructional design approaches to show how to make specific changes ...

• Pineros y Campesinos Unidos del Noroeste (PCUN) 

  Woken, David (Portland State University and the Oregon Historical Society, 2014)

• Latino History Is Oregon History: Preserving Oregon’s Latino Heritage through the Pineros y Campesinos Unidos del Noroeste Archive 

  de la Cruz, Sonia; Kays, Stephanie; Woken, David (Seminar on the Acquisition of Latin American Library Materials, 2016)

  Since the spring of 2011, the University of Oregon Libraries have been working closely with the Pineros y Campesinos Unidos del Noroeste (Northwest Tree Planters and Farmworkers United, PCUN) to organize, preserve, and ...

• F.E.J. Lloyd and the Oregon Election of 1905 

  Crumb, Lawrence N. (Historical Society of the Episcopal Church, 2012-12)

  Frederic Ebenezer John Lloyd was elected bishop by the Episcopal diocese of Oregon in 1905. Because of controversy, he declined and left the Episcopal Church, eventually becoming archbishop of the American Catholic Church. ...

• Material Libraries Report 

  Munro, Karen (2016-08-11)

  In 2014 and 2015 the author was awarded funding from the University of Oregon Libraries to visit academic libraries with architectural material collections, photograph their collections and spaces, and interview their ...

• What's Old is New Again: The Popular Reading Collection at University of Oregon Libraries 

  Harlan, Lydia; Rigby, Miriam (2015-09)

• Reader Response 

  Defrain, Erica; Hathcock, April; Masland, Turner; Pho, Annie; Pagowsky, Nicole; Rigby, Miriam; Roberto, K.R. (2016-07)

• "The Right to Know": Decolonizing Native American Archives 

  O'Neal, Jennifer R. (Journal of Western Archives, 2015)

  This work examines the historic and current policies regarding Native American archives, detailing the broader historic landscape of information services for tribal communities, the initiative to develop tribal archives ...

• Going Home: The Digital Return of Films at the National Museum of the American Indian 

  O'Neal, Jennifer R. (Museum Anthropology Review, 2013)

  This article highlights the recent initiative at the National Museum of the American Indian’s Archive Center to preserve and digitally return manuscripts and films to indigenous communities. The paper details the project’s ...

• Contextualizing Ourselves: The Identity Politics of the Librarian Stereotype 

  Pagowsky, Nicole; Rigby, Miriam (ACRL Press, 2014-06)

• If a Picture is Worth a Thousand Words, Shouldn’t We Address Our Image Scanning Standards? 

  Bankole, Karen; Butler, Barbara (Routledge, 2013)

• Guin Auction 

  Butler, Barbara; Butler, Barbara (2014-09-30)

• Garden of Delights: The Art of Knight Library; A Closer Look at the Percent for Art Collection 

  Teague, Edward H. (2014-09-30)

  This presentation surveys the Percent for Art collection on display in Knight Library using floorplans to serve as a guide.

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