Table IV.4 Selected MLS Student Presentations, Publications, and Awards, 2010-2014
Student
Presentation/Publication/Award
Abercrombie, S.
Utilizing digital resources in the elementary media center
(March 2013). North Carolina Technology in Education
Society, Raleigh, NC.
Anderson, R. (with
Dotson, K.B. &
Dotson-Blake, K.P.)
Partnering to expand opportunities: School library leadership in
high school online education. International Journal of
Instructional Technology and Distance Learning, 9(5), 33-42.
Anderson, R.,
(with Dotson, K.B.)
Visionary librarians lead in pursuit of virtual opportunities: One
case example (November 2010). NC School Library Media
Association Conference, Winston Salem, NC.
Baker, J.
Beyond death by chocolate. Knowledge Quest, 42(2) (2013):
74.
Baker, J.
Professional pinning. NCSLMA 2013 Annual Conference,
October 3-5, 2013.
Baker, J.
Professional Pinterest and gaming. NCTIES Conference,
March, 2013.
Bateman-Whitson, J.
From refuse to refuge: Create a game plan for your library to
encourage reading. Knowledge Quest, 39(4) (2011): 16-21.
Beckham, S.
Promoting the joy of reading without killing it. Knowledge
Quest, 39(4) (2011): 50-55.
Brown-Chesney, N.
The role of the media specialist in the alternative school
environment. Library Media Connection, 28(1): 28-29.
Clark, T.
2013 NCSLMA Coastal Region Media Coordinator of the
Year, and a NCSLMA state Media Coordinator of the Year
finalist.
Dickerson, T.
Survey for YALSA/Best Buy Mobile Donation Program (2013).
$2,000 for digital resources for teen services.
Goodson, P.
Male librarians: Gender, issues, and stereotypes. Library
Student Journal, October 2008.
Gaines, K.
Speaker at ECU College of Education's Graduation Ceremony,
May 11, 2013.
Holland, L.
There is s'more than meets the eye. NCSLMA 2013 Annual
Conference, October 3-5, 2013.
Student
Presentation/Publication/Award
Loftis, K.
Panelist, Campaign for Grade Level Reading, NC Public
Library Directors Association, April 18, 2013.
McCracken, J.
Lowe's Toolbox grant ($5,000 for a reading garden) and a
Laura Bush grant ($5,000 to update library collection), 2014.
Millard, C.
Are paraprofessionals treated unethically? Associates, 14(3),
(2008).
Miller, D.R.
A brief history of the Kinston-Lenoir County Public Library.
North Carolina Libraries, 70(1) (Spring/Summer 2012), 21-24.
Miller, D.R.
Review of Scott La Counte’s Going mobile: developing apps for
your library using basic HTML programming. Public Libraries,
51(3), 50.
Poppe, E.
Tank: An ugly dog’s adventure. (2010). Milwaukee, WI: Mirror
Publishing.
Poppe, E.
Tank: Here in the snow. (2012). Milwaukee, WI: Mirror
Publishing.
Ramsaur, W.
History of Mint Hill, North Carolina Library. North Carolina
Libraries, 68(2), 18-21.
Sartain, K.
Alternative Learning Students and the Library (March 2012).
Concurrent session presented at the North Carolina
Department of Public Instruction Collaborative Conference for
Student Achievement, Greensboro, NC.
Sartain, K.
My first year. (Jan-Feb 2013). Library Media Connection, 31,
20-21.
Sartain, K.
Reaching Alternative Learners Via the Library (February
2013). Session presented at the East Carolina University
Librarian to Librarian Networking Summit, Greenville, NC.
Souter, S.
Doing a bunch with not much. NC Alliance for Public Charter
Schools. December 2010.
Standal, J.
The difference between being a leader and a boss. Library
Worklife, 5(10).
Vickers, K.
National Board Certification, 2012.
Vickers, K.
Read for the World Record. Sun Valley Elementary, 1st place
in NC; 2nd place worldwide, Monroe, NC.
Student
Presentation/Publication/Award
Whitson, J.
Project Enable. 9th Annual Librarian to Librarian Networking
Summit, February 8, 2014.
Whitson, J.
Project Enable. NCSLMA 2013 Annual Conference, October 35, 2013.
Wilson, M.
Wayne County Public Library. North Carolina Libraries, 67(2),
36-38.
Zayas-Palmer, R.
Digital citizenship. North Carolina Association of Independent
Schools (NCAIS), November 1, 2013.