Connie Stovall
M.A., M.L.I.S., Associate Professor
Email: cstovall@southalabama.edu and cjstova@vt.edu
Skype: connie.stovall
Academia.edu: https://vt.academica.edu/ConnieStovall
EDUCATION
Master of Library & Information Studies (MLIS), The University of Alabama, 2005
Master of Arts in English (MA), The University of Alabama, 2003
Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting (BBA), The University of North Alabama, 1998
PROFESSIONAL AND RELATED WORK EXPERIENCE
September 2015 – present
Head of Collection Management, University of South Alabama
Rank: Associate Professor
May 2015 – present
Collection Management Consultant, Virginia Tech
April 2014 – May 2015
Head of Acquisitions, The University of Alabama Libraries
Rank: Associate Professor
July 2011 – March 2014
Assistant Director for Collection Management, Virginia Tech
Rank: Assistant Professor
September 2006 – 2011
College Librarian for Humanities, Virginia Tech
Rank: Instructor
March 2006 – September 2006
Instructional Services Librarian, Virginia Tech
Rank: Instructor
August 2004 – December 2005
Student Supervisor & Reference Assistant, The University of Alabama Libraries
Rank: Student
August 2005 – December 2005
English Composition Instructor, The University of Alabama
Rank: Instructor
February 2004 – August 2004
Library Circulation Assistant, The University of Alabama
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Rank: Student
August 2000 – May 2003
Graduate Teaching Assistant, The University of Alabama English Department
Rank: Student
October 1999 – August 2000
Library Circulation Assistant, The University of Alabama Libraries
Rank: Student
SPECIAL COMPETENCIES
Library Software
• Sierra Integrated Library System by Innovated Interfaces Incorporated
• Voyager Integrated Library System by ExLibris
• Proquest/ Serials Solutions 360 Core and Resource Manager
Productivity Software
• Microsoft Word, Excel, Access, OneNote, Powerpoint, Visio
• Google Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Calendars, Forms, Hangout
• SnagIt image and video capture
• Adobe Photoshop
• Adobe Acrobat Pro
Communication and Data Management Software
• Mendeley
• Dropbox
• Wordpress
• Academia.edu
• Skype, Google Hangout, and Facetime
Relevant Workshops, Webinars, Training
• Five Voyager Acquisitions/Serials webinars
• Two-day in-person Voyager training sessions
• Numerous Lynda.com software sessions
• Advanced Excel workshops for collections related data
EMPLOYEE SUPERVISION
Supervises three staff member and supervised several interns and a faculty member in the past. Assigns tasks,
assists them with learning new skills, writes progress reports, gives guidance to facilitate improvements, and
monitors time clock. Identifies where skills are needed and provides training. Assesses and directs workflow
modification. Serve as mentor and motivator.
MANAGERIAL ACTIVITIES
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Monitor student employee and department supply budget, monitor all materials expenditures, assist with
selector allocations; coordinate 21st century collection assessment, developing appropriate agendas and
leading department meetings, develop policies regarding purchases, acquisitions methods, and acquisition
types; strategize and plan to maximize productivity; collaborate and plan with regional schools to build
cooperative collections; stay abreast of professional trends; learn and train employees pertinent technological
skills; work across departments to develop and update procedures.
COURSES TAUGHT
Grad 5124 – English Language & Literature Library Research Skills online (Fall 2006 – 2010): One-hour
required course for English graduate students that provides an introduction to the major aspects of
researching English literature and linguistics in print and electronic sources, as well as data management.
Other Courses: Over 200 one-hour instruction sessions for classes ranging from Freshmen Composition to
upper level major-required courses. Outside of library courses, from 2001 to 2005, I taught eleven freshmen
English composition sections and one 20th Century American Literature survey course.
PROFESSIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS
Professional Organization Activities—International
The Society for Science, Literature, and the Arts
Appointed Associate Bibliographer, 2010 – 2011
I first became a member of the bibliography committee for The Society for Science, Literature, and the Arts
in 2007. The bibliography we create serves as a point of reference for members of its twenty-four year old
international society and members of the public who are interested in the intersection of science and arts and
humanities.
Professional Organization Activities—National
American Library Association, Library Instruction Roundtable
Appointed Co-Chair Top 20 committee, 2009 – 2011
As co-chair of this committee, I helped facilitate the publication of annotated entries for the best twenty
library instruction articles of each year to be published each June in LIRT News.
Professional Organization Activities—State
Virginia Library Association
Appointed Member of Publications Committee, 2008 – 2010
Members of the VLA Publications Committee help monitor the content and quality of all VLA publications,
mentor those interested in publishing for any VLA publication, and update the Publications Committee
Manual as needed.
Other Professional Organization Activities
Association of Southeastern Research Libraries
Appointed Co-Chair, Collection Development Initiative, 2012 – 2014
Along with co-chair Michael Arthur and later, Heath Martin, I was charged with exploring cooperative
purchasing opportunities for ASERL libraries, fostering a sense of community across remote locations to
share information better, facilitating issue-based discussions such as methods of evaluating journal value and
usage, the use of e-readers in research libraries, establishing priorities for the coming year, and review
emerging issues/opportunities. I also helped keep the blog up to date and assisted with coordinating
webinars.
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Electronic Resources and Libraries Conference
Appointed Member of the Program Committee, 2014 – present
Mentoring
Mentoring Senior Fellow, Residential College at West Ambler Johnston Hall (2012 – 2013): Selected by
Faculty Principal Ben Sax as senior fellow to students of the residential college and was responsible for
roughly 10 to15 students out of 800 living in the Residential College for their initial orientation day; facilitated
discussion on issues like diversity, gender, class, race, or what it means to be educated. Overall, the goal of the
program is to cultivate an experience for these students much like one experienced in a traditional, small
liberal arts college.
Librarianship Internship Program (2011 – 2014): Mentoring undergraduate English majors who are interested
in pursuing a MLIS degree. Given the interest, intern positions were set up between the library and the
English department’s internship coordinator, Steve Kark, so that interested students could earn three hours
class credit as they work with librarians from a variety of departments. Since inception, one student has
completed library school and another has found library staff employment.
McNair Scholars Mentoring Program (2007 – 2008; 2011): Mentoring for eight weeks students from lowincome families, first generation college students, and minorities. The program’s goal is to help prepare
students for graduate school.
Presentations
Presentations—National
Krishnamurthy, Mangala and Stovall, C (contributor). (May 2015). At NASIG 30th Annual Conference,
Washington, D.C.
Hall, M., Ogier, A., Gilmore, T., and Stovall, C. (2014 August). Data Management. It’s for Libraries, Too!
Joint presentation at the Association for Research Libraries Library Assessment Conference: Building Effective,
Sustainable, Practical Assessment, Seattle, WA.
Stovall, C. and Gilmore, T., (2014 March). Deselecting, Digitizing, and Assessing Print Journals in an EPreferred Environment. Joint presentation at the Electronic Resources & Libraries Conference, Austin TX.
Bailey, A., Brown, L., Stovall, C. (2012 November). EWWW!: Electronic Resources in the 21st Century.
Innovation Session. Joint presentation at the 32nd Annual Charleston Conference on Issues in Book and Serials
Acquisition, Charleston, SC.
Harrington, M. and Stovall C. (2011 November). Contextualizing and Interpreting Cost per Use for
Electronic Journals. Joint presentation at the 31st Annual Charleston Conference on Issues in Book and Serials
Acquisition, Charleston, SC.
Lener, E. and Stovall, C. (2009 November). Never Let a Serials Crisis Go to Waste: Building Support for
Library Collections at Virginia Tech. Joint presentation at the 29th Annual Charleston Conference on Issues in Book
and Serials Acquisition, Charleston, SC.
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Dubnjakovic, A., and Stovall, C., (2009 April). Collection Building for Popular Music Analysis. Joint
presentation at the National Popular Culture Association/ American Culture Association Conference, New Orleans,
LA.
Presentations—State
Young, P. and Stovall, C. (2012 October): Open Access E-Books in Academic Libraries. Joint presentation at the Virginia Library Association Annual Conference, Williamsburg, VA.
Stovall, C. (2009 October). User-Centered Teaching: Experiences Developing a Credit Bearing Graduate Course. Presentation at the Virginia Libraries Annual Association Conference, Williamsburg VA.
Stovall, C., & Helm, S. (2008 May). Using Google Scholar: The Perks and Pitfalls. Joint presentation at
Virginia Library Association Paraprofessional Forum Conference, Richmond, VA.
Meier, C., and Stovall, C., (2007 November). Where’s the Non-Fiction Section? Transitioning Freshmen from High School to Academic Libraries. Joint presentation at the Virginia Library Association Annual Conference. Hot Springs, VA.
Stovall, C., Young, P., & Radcliffe, D. (2007 November). Open Access Dissemination Challenges: A Case
Study. Joint presentation at theVirginia Library Annual Association Conference, Hot Springs, VA.
Presentations—Panel Discussions—National
Stovall, C. (2011 April). Positive Change for Toxic Libraries: Rebuilding Trust, Increasing Social Capital, and
the Role of Transparency. Roundtable discussion at the Association of College & Research Libraries Conference,
Philadelphia, PA.
Presentations—Posters—National
O’Brien, L., Gilmore, T., and Stovall, C. Earnestly Finding the Fun in Fund Codes (2014 November). Joint
poster presentation at the 34th Annual Charleston Conference on Issues in Book and Serials Acquisition, Charleston, SC.
2014.
Stovall, C., O’Brien, L. and Lener, E. (2011 November). Regional Print Journal Retention Plans: Virginia
Tech's Participation in the Association of Southeastern Research Libraries Project. Joint poster presentation
at the 31st Annual Charleston Conference on Issues in Book and Serials Acquisition, Charleston, SC.
Shaffer, C. & Stovall, C., (2007 June). Native American Literature in Collection Development. Joint poster
presentation American Library Association 26th Annual Conference, Washington, D.C.
Presentations—Posters—Local
Miller, R.K. and Stovall, C. (2012 October). Situating a Credit-Bearing Research Skills Class in the English
Curriculum. Joint poster presentation at the Virginia Library Association Annual Conference, Williamsburg, VA.
Stovall, C. (2007 October). Undergraduate Research, English Language & Literature. Poster presentation at
2nd Annual English Undergraduate Conference. Blacksburg, VA.
Presentations—Workshops—National
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Stovall, C., Moore, M., and Westbrooks, E. (2012 April). Pre-Conference II Workshop: Collection
Management for the 21st Century. Joint workshop at the 13th Biennial United States Agriculture Information
Network Conference, Minneapolis, MN, University of Minnesota. Invited.
Presentations—Webinars—National
Stovall, C., Ogier, A., and Bailey, A. (2013 February). DDA @ VT: Changes in Workflow to Support
Demand-Driven Acquisitions at Virginia Tech Libraries. Provided by the Association of Southeastern
Research Libraries. http://vimeo.com/60196497
Bailey, A., Hall, M., and Stovall, C. (2014 February). "Data Management *Within* Academic Libraries.”
Provided by the Association of Southeastern Research Libraries. http://vimeo.com/87102962
Publications—Refereed Book Chapters
Bailey, A., O’Brien, L., Lener, E., and Stovall, C. (2013). Automation & Collection Management: A Short
History and Recent Trends in Robots in Academic Libraries: Advancements in Library Automation Series. IGI
Publishing.
Maycock, M. and Stovall, C. (2011). “Developing a Research Project.” Chapter 12, Composition at Virginia
Tech: Written, Spoken, and Visual Composition 2011 – 2012. General Ed. Diana George, Pearson Custom:
Boston, MA.
Maycock, M. and Stovall, C. (2011). “"Conducting Research—Using Library and Online Sources.” Chapter
14, Composition at Virginia Tech: Written, Spoken, and Visual Composition 2011—2012. General Ed. Diana
George, Pearson Custom: Boston, MA.
Maycock, M. and Stovall, C. (2011). “Incorporating Sources.” Chapter 15, Composition at Virginia Tech:
Written, Spoken, and Visual Composition 2011 – 2012. General Ed. Diana George, Pearson Custom: Boston,
MA.
Publications—Refereed Journal Articles
Krishnamurthy, M., and Stovall, C. (accepted and forthcoming April 2016). Nursing and Allied Health
Resources: Patron Driven Acquisition, a Pilot at The University of Alabama Libraries. The Serials Librarian,
70 (1).
Ogier, A., Hall, M., Bailey, A., and Stovall, C. (2014). Data Management Inside the Library: Assessing
Electronic Resources Data Using the Data Asset Framework Methodology. Journal of Electronic Resources
Librarianship, 26(2), 101-113. DOI:10.1080/1941126X.2014.910406
Scripa, A., Lener, E., Gittens, C., and Stovall, C. (2012). The McNair Scholars Program at Virginia Tech: A
Unique Model of Librarian Mentoring. Virginia Libraries 58 (3).
Stovall, C. (2010). Larry Heinemann: An Annotated Guide to Selected Resources. Collection Building, 29 (2), 5054. DOI: 10.1108/01604951011040134. 5 saves to Mendeley.
Publications—Non-Refereed
Allender-Hagedorn, S., Stovall, C., Duschane, A., Lockwood, H., Vanderbeke, D.,
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Henze, B. R., Goodyear, A., . . . (2011). SLSA 2004 Bibliography: Relations of
Science to Literature and the Arts 2003, in Resources: The Society for Literature,
Science, and the Arts. Retrieved from http://litsci.org/biblio/.
Stovall C., Shores, M., Beestrum, M, Cowan, S., Hardenbrook, J., Johnson, W.G., McDaniels, L., . . . (2011).
LIRT Top 20. Library Instruction Roundtable News, 33(4), 5-8.
Gronemeyer, K., Stovall C., Beestrum, M, Cowan, S., Hardenbrook, J., Johnson, W.G., McDaniels, L., . . .
(2010). LIRT Top 20. Library Instruction Roundtable News, 32(4), 5-8.
Allender-Hagedorn, S., Stovall, C., Duschane, A., Lockwood, H., Vanderbeke, D.,
Henze, B. R., Goodyear, A., . . . (2010). SLSA 2003 Bibliography: Relations of Science to Literature and the
Arts 2003, in Resources: The Society for Literature,
Science, and the Arts. Retrieved from http://litsci.org/biblio/.
Gronemeyer, K., Valdez, E., Cowan, S., Story-Huffman, R., McDaniels, L., Nimsakont, E., Shores, M., . . .
(2009). Instructional Articles: Selected and Reviewed by the LIRT Top 20 Committee. Library Instruction
Roundtable News, 31(4), 5-8.
Allender-Hagedorn, S., Throesh, E., Duschane, A., Erlen, J., Gwiasda, K., & Stovall,
C. (2008). SLSA 2002 Bibliography: Relations of Science to Literature and the Arts 2003, in Resources: The
Society for Literature, Science, and the Arts. Retrieved from http://litsci.org/biblio/
MCCutcheon, C., Valdez, E., Gronemyer, K., Cowan, S., Story-Huffman, R., Rhoades, J., Lee, C., . . . (2008)
LIRT’s TOP 20 for 2008. Library Instruction Roundtable News, 30(4), 5-8.
Publications—In H ouse
Stovall, C. (2012 July – 2014 March). In the Loop. https://blogs.lt.vt.edu/intheloop/. Mother blog.
Stovall, C. O’Brien, L., and Lener, E. (2011 August – 2012 May) “Collection Management Newsletter.”
Publications—Book Jacket Review
Ashmore, B., Grogg, J.E., & Weddle, J. A Librarian’s Guide to Negotiation: Winning Strategies for the Digital Age.
Medford, NJ: Information Today, 2012.
Proceedings—Refereed
O’Brien, L., Gilmore, T., and Stovall, C. Earnestly Finding the Fun in Fund Codes (2015). Proceedings of the
Charleston Library Conference 2014. http://dx.doi.org/10.5703/1288284315600
Stovall, C., Lener, E., and Gilmore, T. (2014). Redesigning Workflows and Implementing Demand-Driven
Acquisition at Virginia Tech: One Year Later. Proceedings of the Charleston Library Conference 2013. 461-464.
http://dx.doi.org/10.5703/1288284315307
Harrington, M. and Stovall, C. (2012). Contextualizing and Interpreting Cost per Use for Electronic Journals.
Charleston Conference Proceedings 2011. DOI: 10.5703/1288284314928.
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Stovall, C., O’Brien L., and Lener, E. (2012). Virginia Tech’s Participation in ASERL’s Cooperative Print
Journal Retention Project. Charleston Conference Proceedings 2011. DOI: 0.5703/1288284314906.
Lener, E. and Stovall, C. (2010). Never Let a Serials Crisis Go to Waste: Building Support for Library
Collections at VT. Charleston Conference Proceedings 2009. Santa Barbara, CA: Libraries Unlimited.
DOI:10.5703/1288284314733.
Reviewed in or Interviews
Barber, Maryke (2010). User-Centered Teaching: Experiences Developing a Credit-Bearing Graduate Course.
Reviewed in Virginia Libraries 56 (1), 22.
Stovall, C. (2011 August). Against the Grain People Profile and University Profile. Against The Grain 23(6).
Stovall, C. (2011 July). ATG Star of the Week: Connie Stovall, Virginia Tech. Against The Grain NewsChannel
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Grants and Funding
Center for Instructional Development and Educational Research (CIDER) grant (2011, $250): awarded along
with Professors Rebecca Miller, Erika Meitner, Tony Colaianni, and Aaron Bonds to work on improving the
online GRAD 5124 for English Language & Literature Library Research Skills course.
Participation Fund (2011, $250): awarded by the University of Southern California for participating in a
workshop where their faculty members demonstrated, allowed for hands-on use, and asked for feedback on their open source e-book production software, SOPHIE, a project funded by the Mellon Foundation.
CIDER grant (2010, $250): awarded along with colleagues in English and Religion and Culture to (Sue
Hagedorn, Michael Saffle, Cheryl Ruggerio, Aaron Bonds) work on topic of community and individuality in Science Fiction and Fantasy wiki community.
PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATION MEMBERSHIPS
International
Society for Science, Literature, and the Arts (SLSA), 2008 – 2011
National
American Library Association (ALA), 2004 – 2005, 2007 – 201
Association of College & Research Libraries (ACRL), 2004 – 2005, 2007 – 2014
Association for Library Collections and Technical Services (ALCTS), 2011 – 2014
Popular Culture Association (PCA), 2008 – 2009
State
Alabama Chapter of the Association of College & Research Libraries, 2014 – present
Virginia Library Association (VLA), 2006 – 2011
ACADEMIC CITIZENSHIP
University Committees, Virginia Tech
Commission on Faculty Affairs
Member, 2011 – 2012
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University Faculty Senate, Virginia Tech
University Libraries Representative, 2010 – 2013
University Advisory Council on Strategic Budgeting and Planning, Virginia Tech
University Libraries Representative, 2010 – 2013
Committee on Faculty Ethics, Virginia Tech
University Libraries Representative, 2006 – 2010
Served on three confidential cases
Volunteered to serve two consecutive terms thus providing continuity
University Libraries Committees, Virginia Tech
Mentoring Committee, Virginia Tech
Voluntary Chair, 2014
Faculty Affairs Committee (FAC), Virginia Tech
Appointed Member, 2011 – 2014
Space and Planning Subcommittee, Virginia Tech
Appointed Member, 2011 – 2014
Library Faculty Association (LFA), Virginia Tech
Elected President, July 2010 – June 2011
Reviewed the constitution and bylaws for any necessary changes; held forum to facilitate communication
between all faculty and our faculty on dean’s hiring committee
Elected Vice-President Elect July 2009 – 2010, Virginia Tech
Assisted Marc Brodsky and Patrick Tomlin with revision of constitution and bylaws
Met with almost all job interviewees
Reviewed any new proposed policy and provided input
Worked with executive committee to choose appointments
Elected Secretary, July 2008 – July 2009, Virginia Tech
Met with most job interviewees
Recorded meetings
Aided President Edward Lener with ballot preparation
Elected Junior and Senior Trustee, July 2006 – July 2008, Virginia Tech
Met with most job interviewees
Helped conduct ballot counts
University Libraries Travel and Research Committee (TREC), Virginia Tech
Appointed Member, 2007 – 2009
Assisted committee chair Kiri Goldbeck with updating travel forms instructions
Voted with other members of TREC on all travel requests
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University Libraries Faculty Authors Day Committee, Virginia Tech
Appointed Member, 2006 – 2007, 2008 – 2009
Assisted team with set-up on event day and worked sign-in table for two years
Newman Greens Recycling Team, Virginia Tech
Voluntary Member 2006 – 2010
Performed recycling pick-ups when needed
Research & Instructional Services Instruction Team, Virginia Tech
Appointed Member, 2006 – 2009
Provided input and helped edit various freshmen library handbook iterations
Met multiple times with Diana George, Head of Composition, to acquire feedback on freshmen library
instruction
Assisted Carolyn Meier with team-teaching incoming English GTAs about to teach Freshmen Composition
for the first time.
Worked various shifts at Freshmen Orientation table and Move-In Day
Provided input for continuous improvement on graduate and freshmen level instruction classes
University Libraries Diversity Committee, Virginia Tech
Voluntary Member, 2008 – 2014
Continue to support the underlying beliefs and need for this committee
Selected various texts to be included in displays created by Donna Abel to commemorate Martin Luther
King, Jr. and American Indians
Library Assessment Working Group, Virginia Tech
Appointed Member, 2008
University Libraries Social Committee, Virginia Tech
Voluntary Member, 2006
University Libraries Program Committee, Virginia Tech
Appointed Member, 2006 –2007
Voluntary Chair, 2007 – 2008
Helped to coordinate visits for Dave Hayes, Radford Library Dean, and Paula Alston of Montgomery
Regional public library to speak at LFA program event; purpose was to educate our staff about the work of
other librarians in the regions
Helped coordinate the visit of Gen. Allen, VT Commandant of Cadets, wherein he provided historical and
procedural details of VT’s Cadets.
Research & Instructional Services College Librarian Team, Virginia Tech
Appointed Member, 2006 – 2007
Assisted in data collection regarding workload and tasks
Search Committees
Collection Analysis Librarian, 2013, Virginia Tech
Chaired committee
Digital Technologies Development Librarians, 2011, Virginia Tech
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Served on committee to evaluate all candidates for the position
Digital Repositories Librarian, 2011, Virginia Tech
Served on committee to evaluate all candidates for the position
Performing Arts & Foreign Languages Librarian, 2006, Virginia Tech
Assisted Department Chair Lesley Moyo with creating job advertisement and position description
Served on committee to evaluate all candidates for the position
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Contextualizing and Interpreting Cost Per Use for Electronic Journals
Redesigning Workflows and Implementing Demand Driven Acquisitions at Virginia Tech
Never Let a Serials Crisis Go to Waste: Building Support for Library Collections at Virginia Tech
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