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Camille McCutcheon

USC Upstate Library

800 University Way

Spartanburg, SC 29303

(864) 503–5612

[email protected]

Education:

Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study in Library and Information

Science. University of South Carolina, Columbia, South

Carolina, May 1996.

Joint Master’s Degree in English and Library and Information Science.

University of South Carolina, Columbia, South Carolina, August

1995.

Bachelor of Arts Degree, Columbia College, Columbia, South Carolina,

May 1993. Majors: English and Public Affairs. Minor: Writing.

Library Experience:

Assistant Dean. Summer 2017 – present

Tenured. Summer 2003

Librarian. Summer 2009 – present

Associate Librarian. Summer 2003 – Summer 2009

Assistant Librarian. March 19, 1998 – Summer 2003

USC Upstate Library

Spartanburg, SC

Coordinate Collection Management.

April 2009 – present

Coordinated the USC Upstate Faculty and Staff Outreach Program.

July 2006 – April 2009

Coordinated the USC Upstate Library Instruction and Information Literacy

Program. August 1999 – June 2006

Serve as collection development library liaison to Psychology, July 2001 –

June 2008, July 2018 – present; Foreign Languages, March 1998 – July

2009, July 2018 – present; English, March 1998 – July 2010; Film

Studies, March 1998 – July 2011, July 2018 – present; Theatre, March

1998 – June 2016, January 2018 – present; Journalism/Communication,

March 1998 – June 2007, August 2015 – June 2016, July 2018 – present;

Speech, March 1998 – September 2007, August 2015 – June 2016;

Education, July 2008 – present; Sports, Recreation, and Leisure, July 2008

– present; General Works, July 2013 – present; Interdisciplinary Studies,

July 2013 – present; Geography, November 2013 – present; Physics, July

2018 – present; Agriculture, July 2018 – present; Chemistry, July 2018 –

present; Nursing, July 2018 – present; History, November 2013 – present;

and Political Science, November 2013 – present.

Provide formal class presentations and create handouts and other

mailto:[email protected]

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subject-specific guides for USC Upstate students in

Journalism/Communication, March 1998 – June 2007; Speech, March

1998 – September 2007; Psychology, July 2001 – July 2008; Foreign

Languages, March 1998 – July 2009; English, March 1998 – July 2010;

Film Studies, March 1998 – July 2011; Education July 2008 – July 2013;

Sports, Recreation, and Leisure July 2008 – July 2013; Theatre, March

1998 – June 2016; Graduate Education July 2008 – present.

Provide general reference service, including walk-in, telephone

service and electronic, at the library's reference desk to USC Upstate

students, faculty, and the general public.

Assist and instruct patrons with Internet searching and electronic searching,

notably full-text database searching.

Assist with answering the “Ask the Librarian” e-mail reference questions.

Created, updated, and maintained reference-related web pages (Quick

Information Web Sites) and Subject Guides to Web Sites in conjunction

with the Coordinator of Reference and the Systems Librarian.

March 1998 – August 1999

Administered and coordinated online search tools such as DIALOG and

OCLC FirstSearch. March 1998 – August 1999

Coordinated library’s interaction with the UPWARD BOUND program.

1998 – 1999

Created and maintained library displays. 1998 – Spring 2000

Reference Librarian. February 1996 – March 18, 1998

Mickel Library, Converse College

Spartanburg, South Carolina

Provided general reference service, including walk-in and telephone

service, at the library's reference desk approximately 22 hours

per week to Converse students, faculty, and the general public.

Provided library instruction to both graduate and undergraduate students.

Created instructional materials and subject-specific bibliographic

guides.

Served as collection development library liaison for English, Foreign

Language, History and Politics, Biology, Chemistry, and Health and

Physical Education. Assisted with reference and women's studies

collection development.

Developed and organized the content for the Mickel Library web site

(http://www.converse.edu/library).

Served as web master for the Mickel Library web site.

Coordinated the Mickel Library e-mail reference service.

Assisted and instructed patrons with Internet searching; electronic searching,

notably full-text database and CD-ROM searching; and Innovative Interfaces,

Inc. opac searching.

Conducted DIALOG, OCLC EPIC, and STN searches for patrons.

http://www.converse.edu/library)

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Assisted with the Mickel Library Automation project.

Assisted with library displays.

Assisted with the Mickel Coffeehouse speaker series.

Served on library search committees for both the Mickel Library Coordinator

of Public Services and for the Mickel Library Director of Media Services.

Publications:

Refereed Articles:

McCutcheon, Camille. “Notes from the Field: Best Practices for Psychology

Collection Management.” Against the Grain. 20.4 (September 2008):

58-61.

McCutcheon, Camille. “Hooray for Hollywood!: Biographical Resources for

Film Pioneers” (Bibliographic Essay) CHOICE: Current Reviews for

Academic Libraries 43 (July/August 2006): 1931–1945.

I wrote a fourteen-page bibliographic essay that discussed the

most highly regarded biographical resources that have been

published on Hollywood pioneers, studio heads, actors,

actresses, directors, and producers.

McCutcheon, Camille. “Evaluating Biographies: Scurrilous or Scholarly,

What’s a Librarian to Do?” Against the Grain 15.1 (February 2003):

50–51.

McCutcheon, Camille and Nancy Lambert. “Reference and Bibliographic

Instruction: Making Connections in the Age of Information Literacy.”

Research Strategies 18.3 (2001, article copyrighted © 2003): 203–214.

Non-Refereed Articles:

McCutcheon, Camille. “Ray's Reviews: A Compilation of Books Reviewed

by Ray B. Browne from March 2003 (26:1) through March 2010 (33:1).”

(Bibliography) Journal of American Culture 34.1 (March 2011): 61–92.

McCutcheon, Camille. “Law for Librarians Program.” SELn 54.2 (Summer

2006): 5–6.

McCutcheon, Camille. “National Library Legislative Day.” SCLA Newsletter

4.3 (July 2006): 1–2, 4.

McCutcheon, Camille. “South Carolina Representatives Attend ALA National

Legislative Day.” SCLA Newsletter 3.3 (July 2005): 2, 8.

Forthcoming Refereed Book Chapters (Invited Scholarship):

Author of “Interview with Doug Noverr” chapter, in Mission Accomplished:

The Second Generation of Popular Culture Scholarship and the Evolution of

the Popular Culture and the American Culture Association. Ed. Lynn G.

Bartholome. McFarland, 2018.

Author of “Pets” chapter, in Magazines for Libraries, Cheryl LaGuardia, ed.

ProQuest, 27th ed., 2019.

Author of “Blind and Visually Impaired” chapter, in Magazines for Libraries,

Cheryl LaGuardia, ed. ProQuest, 27th ed., 2019.

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Refereed Book Chapters (Invited Scholarship):

Author of “Bibliography: Sources on Childhood in America in the 20th and

21st Centuries.” in Shapers of American Childhood: Essays on Visionaries

from L. Frank Baum to Dr. Spock to J. K. Rowling. Eds. Kathy Merlock

Jackson and Mark I. West. McFarland, 2018. 267-269.


ProQuest, 25th ed., 2017: 621-625.


Cheryl LaGuardia, ed. ProQuest, 25th ed., 2017: 147-150.

Author of “A Selective Bibliography of Works by and About Fred Rogers.” in

Revisiting “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood”: Essays on Lessons About Self

and Community. Eds. Kathy Merlock Jackson and Steven Emmanuel.

McFarland, 2016. 157-163.


ProQuest, 23rd ed., 2015: 619-624.


Cheryl LaGuardia, ed. ProQuest, 23rd ed., 2015: 143-145.


ProQuest, 21st ed., 2013: 642-647.


Cheryl LaGuardia, ed. ProQuest, 21st ed., 2013: 141-144.


ProQuest, 19th ed., 2011: 657-662.




ProQuest, 17th ed., 2009: 734-739.




ProQuest, 16th ed., 2008: 749-755.




R. R. Bowker, 15th ed., 2007: 785-791; 14th ed., 2006: 809-815; 13th ed., 2004:

810-817.


Cheryl LaGuardia, ed. R. R. Bowker 15th ed., 2007: 171-174.

Author of “Visually Impaired” chapter, in Magazines for Libraries, Cheryl

LaGuardia, ed. R. R. Bowker 13th ed., 2004: 1014-1017; 14th ed., 2006: 1024-

1028.

Author of “Large Print” chapter, in Magazines for Libraries, Cheryl

LaGuardia, ed. R. R. Bowker 12th ed., 2003: 600-603.

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Refereed Entry in an Encyclopedia:

“Liza Minnelli.” Music in American Life: An Encyclopedia of the Songs, Styles,

Stars, and Stories That Shaped Our Culture. Ed. Jacqueline Edmonson. Vol. 3.

Greenwood, 2013: 716-717.

Book Reviews:

Review Published in The Journal of American Culture:

Published review of The Man Who Made the Movies: The Meteoric Rise and

Tragic Fall of William Fox by Vanda Krefft in the September 2018 issue.

Published review of Baking Powder Wars: The Cutthroat Food Fight That

Revolutionized Cooking by Linda Civitello in the September 2018 issue.

Published review of Slow Fade to Black: The Decline of RKO Radio Pictures

by Richard B. Jewell in the June 2018 issue.

Published review of Childhood and Nineteenth-Century American Theatre:

The Work of the Marsh Troupe of Juvenile Actors by Shauna Vey in the

December 2017 issue.

Published joint review of The Fox Film Corporation, 1915-1935: A History

and Filmography by Audrey Solomon and Twentieth Century-Fox: The

Zanuck-Skouras Years, 1935-1965 by Peter Lev in the March 2014 issue.

Published review of Radical Chapters: Pacifist Bookseller Roy Kepler and the

Paperback Revolution by Michael Doyle in the December 2013 issue.

Published review of Horror Noir: Where Cinema’s Dark Sisters Meet by Paul

Meehan in the March 2013 issue.

Published review of Irving Thalberg: Boy Wonder to Producer Prince by

Mark A. Vieira featured in the December 2012 issue.

Published review of Inside the Hollywood Fan Magazine: A History of Star

Makers, Fabricators, and Gossip Mongers by Anthony Slide in the March

2012 issue.

Published review of A Gambler's Instinct: The Story of Broadway Producer

Cheryl Crawford by Milly S. Barranger in the June 2011 issue.

Published review of Rediscovering Mordecai Gorelik: Scene Design and the

American Theatre by Anne Fletcher in the December 2010 issue.

Published review of The Word of the Lord is Upon Me: The Righteous

Performance of Martin Luther King, Jr. by Jonathan Rieder in the December

2010 issue.

Published review of Mary C. Henderson and Alexis Greene’s The Story of

42nd Street: The Theatres, Shows, Characters, and Scandals of the World’s

Most Notorious Street in the March 2010 issue.

Published review of Carl Ostrowski’s Books, Maps, and Politics: A History of

the Library of Congress, 1782 – 1861 in the December 2004 issue.

Review Published in The Journal of Popular Culture:

Published review of Mark Cotta Vaz’s Living Dangerously: The Adventures of

Merian C. Cooper, Creator of King Kong in the August 2006 issue.

Review Published in the South Carolina Historical Magazine:

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Published review of Ralph Frasca’s Benjamin Franklin’s Printing Network:

Disseminating Virtue in Early America in the April 2007 issue.

Reviews Published in CHOICE: Current Reviews for Academic Libraries

Published review of Holidays around the World: A Comprehensive Reference

Covering More than 3,400 Observances from All 50 States and More than 100

Nations (6th ed.) in the October 2018 issue.

Published review of Joe Sutcliff Sanders’s A Literature of Questions:

Nonfiction for the Critical Child in the October 2018 issue.

Published review of Douglass K. Daniel’s Anne Bancroft: A Life in the May

2018 issue.

Published review of Lee Congdon’s Legendary Sports Writers of the Golden

Age: Grantland Rice, Red Smith, Shirley Povich, and W. C. Heinz in the

December 2017 issue.

Published review of Holly Johnson, Janelle Mathis, and Kathy G. Short’s

Critical Content Analysis of Children’s and Young Adult Literature:

Reframing Perspective in the September 2017 issue.

Published review of Jessica R. McCort’s Reading in the Dark: Horror in

Children’s Literature and Culture in the April 2017 issue.

Published review of Victoria Duckett’s Seeing Sarah Bernhardt: Performance

and Silent Film in the October 2016 issue.

Published review of Kate Macdonald and Christoph Singer’s Transitions in

Middlebrow Writing, 1880-1930 in the April 2016 issue.

Published review of Jane M. Gangi’s Genocide in Contemporary Children's

and Young Adult Literature: Cambodia to Darfur in the December 2014 issue.

Published review of Karen Tracy and Jessica S. Robles’s Everyday Talk:

Building and Reflecting Identities in the August 2014 issue.

Published review of the Internet site Lang Media: Resources for World

Languages in the August 2010 issue.

Published review of the Internet site The Maynard Institute: Diversifying the

Face of American Journalism in the July 2010 issue.

Published review of Yulisa Maddy’s Neo-imperialism in Children’s Literature

about Africa: A Story of Contemporary Fiction in the June 2009 issue.

Published review of Sandra Beckett’s Crossover Fiction: Global and

Historical Perspectives in the April 2009 issue.

Published review of Rachel Falconer’s The Crossover Novel: Contemporary

Children's Fiction and Its Adult Readership in the March 2009 issue.

Published review of David Thomson’s Nicole Kidman in the June 2007 issue.

Published review of Wes D. Gehring’s Irene Dunne: First Lady of Hollywood

in the February 2007 issue.

Published review of Charlotte Chandler’s The Girl Who Walked Home Alone:

Bette Davis, a Personal Biography in the February 2007 issue.

Published review of Tab Hunter’s Tab Hunter Confidential: The Making of a

Movie Star in the March 2006 issue.

Published review of Chris Rojek’s Frank Sinatra in the February

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2006 issue.

Published review of Richard Buller’s A Beautiful Fairy Tale: The Life of

Actress Lois Moran in the November 2005 issue.

Published review of Scott Eyman’s Lion of Hollywood: The Life and Legend

of Louis B. Mayer in the November 2005 issue.

Published review of Gavin Lambert’s Natalie Wood: A Life in the

October 2005 issue.

Published review of Richard Ward Lewis’s A History of the Hal Roach

Studios in the October 2005 issue.

Published review of Michael Munn’s John Wayne: The Man behind the Myth

in the June 2005 issue.

Published review of Marilyn Ann Moss’s Giant: George Stevens, a Life on

Film in the May 2005 issue.

Published review of Marc Eliot’s Cary Grant: A Biography in the

April 2005 issue.

Published review of Susan Hayward’s Simone Signoret: The Star as Cultural

Sign in the February 2005 issue.

Published review of Thomas McNulty’s Errol Flynn: The Life and Career

in the December 2004 issue.

Published review of Bernard F. Dick’s Hall Wallis: Producer to the Stars

in the November 2004 issue.

Published review of Aram Goudouzian’s Sidney Poitier: Man, Actor, Icon

in the September 2004 issue.

Published joint review of Graham Russell Gao Hodges’s Anna May Wong:

A Biography, Philip Leibfried’s Anna May Wong: A Complete Guide to

Her Film, Stage, Radio and Television Work, and Anthony B. Chan’s

Perpetually Cool: The Many Lives of Anna May Wong, 1905-1961

in the June 2004 issue.

Published review of Jeffrey Vance’s Charlie Chaplin: Genius of the Cinema

in the May 2004 issue.

Published review of Margot Peters’s Design for Living: Alfred Lunt and Lynn

Fontanne: A Biography in the May 2004 issue.

Published review of Stefan Kanfer’s Ball of Fire: The Tumultuous Life and

Comic Art of Lucille Ball in the March 2004 issue.

Published review of Malene Skaerved’s Dietrich in the February

2004 issue.

Published review of Mark Abley’s Spoken Here: Travels among Threatened

Languages in the January 2004 issue.

Published review of John Seelye’s War Games: Richard Harding Davis

and the New Imperialism in the October 2003 issue.

Published review of the Internet site Major Authors Online in the April

1999 issue.

Published review of the Internet site Literary Calendar in the January 1999

issue.

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Professional Presentations:

Presentation at the 2018 South Carolina Library Association and the

Southeastern Library Association (SELA) Joint Conference in

Greenville, SC

October 31 – November 2, 2018

“Decisions, Decisions, Decisions: Using Reviews to Enrich Your

Library Collection.”

Co-presented with Jennifer Simmons. Discussed reviewing tools and how

they can be used to make purchasing decisions and build library

collections.

Presentation at the 2018 South Carolina Library Association and the


Greenville, SC

October 31 – November 2, 2018

“Making Space: Reference Weeding Projects.”

Co-presented with Tim Dodge and Melissa Dennis.

Shared practical weeding advice and provided updates on long-term

deselection projects from academic libraries in three Southeastern states.

Presentation at the 2018 Popular Culture Association/American Culture

Association Conference in Indianapolis, IN,

March 28-31, 2018

“A Hero to Many: Bob Crane’s Life Reexamined.”

This paper examined how Crane was portrayed in the biographies and the

memoirs that have been written about him and the impact of Crane’s

secret life on his legacy as a television star.

Presentation at the 2017 West Virginia Library Association and the


The Greenbrier Resort, WV

November 8-10, 2017

“Rational Downsizing: Reference Collection Weeding with a Purpose.”

Co-presented with Tim Dodge and Melissa Dennis. Discussed deselection

methodology and criteria used to weed reference collections in three

Southeastern academic libraries. Presenters shared what they learned from

their experiences and offered advice for future weeding projects.

Presentation at the 2017 Popular Culture Association/American Culture

Association Conference in San Diego, CA,

April 12-15, 2017

“Deflect and Parry: Rock Hudson’s Relationship with the Popular Press.”

This paper examined how Hudson was portrayed by newspapers and

popular periodicals such as Life magazine, The Saturday Evening Post,

and TV Guide.

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Presentation at the 2016 Georgia Council of Media Organizations and

the Southeastern Library Association (SELA) Joint Conference in

Athens, GA,

October 5-7, 2016

“We Felt the Need to Weed: Deselection Projects in Two Southeastern

Libraries.

Co-presented with Gordon Baker. Discussed experiences with recent

weeding projects, including deselection methodology and criteria. What

was learned from these projects as well as what would be done differently

next time was shared.

Presentation at the 2016 Popular Culture Association/American Culture Association Conference in Seattle, WA,

March 22-25, 2016

“The Rock of Gibraltar and the Hudson River: The Portrayal of Rock

Hudson’s Life on Television.”

This paper examined Rock Hudson’s critical reception, its depiction of

Hudson’s life and death from AIDS, and its impact on Rock Hudson’s

legacy as a major motion picture and television star.

Presentation at the 2015 Alabama Library Association and the Southeastern

Library Association (SELA) Joint Conference in Point Clear, AL,

April 7-10, 2015

“From Social Studies to Math and Everything in Between!: Using

Children’s Book Awards and Annual Trade Lists to Enrich Your Library’s

Juvenile Collection.”

This presentation highlighted resources including web sites, book awards,

annual best book lists, and publishers that librarians can consult to build

solid collections.

Presentation at the 2015 Alabama Library Association and the Southeastern

Library Association (SELA) Joint Conference in Point Clear, AL,

April 7-10, 2015

“Digital Resources on Southern History, Literature, and Culture.”

This presentation provided a general overview of digital initiatives by

some regional university presses, including the University of Georgia

Press and the University of Tennessee Press, which are relevant to

academic, public, and special librarians in the Southeast.

Presentation at the 2015 Popular Culture Association/American Culture Association Conference in New Orleans, LA, April 1-4, 2015

“Rock Hudson: A Look Back.”

The paper examined how Rock Hudson was portrayed in the fan

magazines and the biographies and memoirs that have been written about

him.

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Presentation at the 2014 Film & History Conference in Madison, WI,

October 29 - November 2, 2014

“‘Henry’s Boys’: Rock, Tab, Rory, and Guy and Clint and …”

This paper examined how Willson and “his boys” (Rock Hudson, Tab

Hunter, Rory Calhoun, Guy Madison, and Clint Walker) were portrayed in

1950s and 1960s movie magazines, newspaper gossip columns, and

popular periodicals such as Life magazine and The Saturday Evening Post,

as well as in reviews of their western films and television series.


the Southeastern Library Association (SELA) Joint Conference

in Augusta, GA, October 1-3, 2014

“From Poetry to Diverse Perspectives: Using Children’s Book

Awards and Annual Best Book and Trade Lists to Create Tip-Top

Collections.”

This presentation highlighted resources including web sites, book awards,

annual best book lists, and publishers that librarians can consult to build

solid collections.


the Southeastern Library Association (SELA) Joint Conference

in Augusta, GA, October 1-3, 2014

“University Presses in the Southeast: Enriching Your Library’s Collection

of Scholarly Resources on Southern History, Literature, and Culture.”

This presentation provided a general overview and history of these presses

and highlighted regional book series and imprints of each publisher which

would be of interest to academic, public, and special librarians in the

Southeast.

Presentation at the 2014 Popular Culture Association/American Culture Association Conference in Chicago, IL, April 16-19, 2014

“Dishing the Dirt: Telling it to Louella, Hedda, and Walter.”

This paper examined the impact of Walter Winchell (1897-1972), Louella

Parsons (1891-1972), and Hedda Hopper (1890-1976) on popular culture

and the resources available on them, most notably their memoirs

(Winchell wrote one and Parsons and Hopper each wrote two) and the

biographies written about them.

Presentation at the 2013 NSTA (National Science Teachers Association) Regional Conference in Charlotte, NC, November 7-9, 2013

“Using Children’s Literature to Celebrate Seasons, Solstices, and

Equinoxes in Diverse Cultures.”

Co-presented with Gary Bradley (SOE, math and science middle grades)

During our session, we presented present fiction and non-fiction books

that address how diverse cultures explain seasons, solstices, and

equinoxes.

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Presentation at the 2013 Popular Culture Association/American Culture Association National Conference in Washington, DC,

March 27-30, 2013

“The Man of a Thousand (And One) Faces: Searching for the Real Lon

Chaney.”

This presentation examined the books that are available on this star, most

notably the books written by Chaney biographer Michael F. Blake, Lon

Chaney: The Many Behind the Thousand Faces and A Thousand Faces:

Lon Chaney’s Unique Artistry in Motion Pictures, and the most recent and

somewhat controversial book written by Suzanne Gargiulo, Lon Chaney’s

Shadow: John Jeske and the Chaney Mystique.

Presentation at the 2012 South Carolina Council of Teachers of Mathematics Conference in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

October 11-12, 2012

“Counting around the World: Using Children’s Literature to Integrate

Math and Social Studies.”

Co-presented with Elaine Wiegert. Discussed children’s literature titles

that can be used to introduce young children to diverse cultures and

methods of counting.

Presentation at the 2012 Film & History Conference in Milwaukee, Wisconsin

September 26-30, 2012

“Douglas Fairbanks and Lon Chaney: Approaches to Publicity and

Myth-Making.”

Discussed how Fairbanks and Chaney used different means to achieve the

same end – the cultivation of their star images and the ability to shroud

their private selves in their public personas.

Presentation at the 2011 South Carolina Council of Teachers of Mathematics Conference in Charleston, South Carolina

October 27-28, 2011

“From The Grouchy Ladybug to Inch by Inch: Using Children’s

Literature to Teach Math.”

Co-presented with Elaine Wiegert. This session was a hands-on workshop.

The participants used children’s literature to create lessons for each math

content strand. The participants were provided with a bibliography of

children’s literature identifying math concepts.

Presentation at the 2010 Arkansas Library Association/Southeastern

Library Association Conference in Little Rock, AR,

September 27, 2010

“Survey Says?: Instruction Methods Used to Help Students Locate

Articles in Print and Electronic Formats: A Survey of Southeastern

Librarians.”

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Co-presented with Michael Wilson. Discussed survey results

administered to librarians in the southeast regarding the methods

used in teaching the elements of a journal citation and how they

are used in locating articles in the library and in full-text databases.

Presentation at the 2010 Arkansas Library Association/Southeastern

Library Association Conference in Little Rock, AR,

September 26, 2010

“Panning for Gold: Locating the Best of the Best Resources for Your

Juvenile Collection.”

Presented resources that librarians can consult to build solid juvenile

collections.

Presentation at the 2010 Joint Conference of the Popular Culture

Association

and the American Culture Association in St. Louis, MO,

April 1, 2010

“Stevenson’s Long John Silver and Sabatini’s Captain Blood: Three

Decades of Cinematic Treasure.”

Discussed the film adaptations of the literary fiction of Robert Louis

Stevenson and Rafael Sabatini.

Presentation at the 2009 Georgia Information Literacy Conference in Savannah,

GA, September 25, 2009

“Yes, Virginia, There are Full-text Articles in that Bound Periodical!:

Helping Students Make Connections about Locating Journal

Articles.”

Co-presented with Michael Wilson. Discussed survey results

administered to librarians in the southeast regarding the methods

used in teaching the elements of a journal citation and how they

are used in locating articles in the library and in full-text databases.

Presentation at the 2008 South Carolina Library Association (SCLA) College

and University Section Workshop in Columbia, SC, June 12, 2008

“Collaborating with Faculty to Build and Weed Collections.”

Highlighted collaborations with USC Upstate faculty to build and/or

weed the psychology, film, and theatre library collections.

Presentation at the 2008 South Carolina International Reading Association

(IRA) Conference in Myrtle Beach, SC, February 22, 2008

“Casting Your Net over the Seven Seas: Using award-winning folktales to

‘hook’ student interest in multiculturalism, social studies, and language

arts.”

Highlighted various children’s literature awards and gave

suggestions how winners of these awards could be integrated into

lesson plans on multiculturalism, social studies, and language arts.

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Presentation at the 2007 Georgia Information Literacy Conference in

Savannah, GA, October 6, 2007

“Creating Active Learning Activities: Lessons Learned from Successful

and Not-So-Successful Library Instruction Sessions.”

Co-presented with Michael Wilson.

Focused how to create and use active learning activities

during instruction sessions.

Presentation at the 2007 SELA Leadership Conference in Atlanta, GA,

March 23, 2007

“Navigating ALA’s Intellectual Freedom Web Site: Resources on

Intellectual Freedom.”

Gave a brief report on the Law for Librarians Workshop and

covered ways to navigate the ALA Intellectual Freedom site to find

information.

Presentation at the 2007 SC IRA Conference in Myrtle Beach, SC,

February 16, 2007

“Classrooms without Borders: Using Award-Winning Children’s Books to

Teach about Hispanic Culture.”

Highlighted three Hispanic children’s literature awards and gave

suggestions how winners of these awards could be integrated into

lesson plans on Hispanic culture.

Presentation at the 2006 SCLA Conference in Hilton Head, SC,

November 30, 2006

“Challenged Materials: Are You Ready?” Co-presented with Steve

Johnson of Clemson University Libraries

Discussed ways libraries can be prepared for book challenges with

effective library policies and procedures.

Presentation at the 2006 Georgia Information Literacy Conference in

Savannah, GA, October 6, 2006

“Tools for Assessing Library Instruction Session.”

Focused on various methods that can be used to

assess information literacy sessions.

Presentation at the 2006 Joint Conference of the Popular Culture Association

and the American Culture Association in Atlanta, GA, April 14, 2006

“Truth as Fiction, Fiction as Truth: Hollywood Novels as

Biography, Hollywood Biographies as Novels.”

Discussed several Hollywood novels that were based on the life

stories of movie stars and also discussed several fictionalized biographies.

Presentation at the 2005 South Carolina Library Association Conference

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in Columbia, SC, October 27, 2005

“Academic Libraries Have Juvenile Collections Too!” Co-presented with

Dr. Pat Feehan.

Highlighted resources that academic librarians can consult in order to

purchase quality materials for juvenile collections.

Presentation at the 2005 Georgia Information Literacy Conference

in Statesboro, GA, October 1, 2005

“Crossing the Great Divide of Academic Disciplines: Using Active

Learning Activities to Teach Information Literacy Skills.”

Focused on hands-on activities that librarians can use to teach information

literacy skills.


and the American Culture Association

in San Diego, CA, March 23, 2005

“D. W. Griffith’s Contemporaries: Prominent Hollywood Directors during

the Silent Era.”

Focused on the most highly regarded biographies that have been published

on the individuals who were directing during the silent film era in

Hollywood.

Presentation at the 2004 North Carolina Library Association/Southeastern

Library Association Conference in Charlotte, NC,

November 12, 2004

“Tips for New Bibliographic Instruction Coordinators.” Co-presented with

Ravonne Green and Michael Wilson.

Shared experiences and resources that librarians can use in coordinating

bibliographic instruction programs.

Presentation at the 2004 Georgia Information Literacy Conference

in Statesboro, GA, October 8, 2004

“Everything I Ever Needed to Know, I learned from Chocolate, Shoes and

Shopping.” Co-presented with Laura Karas.

Focused on applying effective library instruction practices to web

tutorials.



in San Antonio, TX, April 10, 2004

“Big Daddy’s Brood: Simpering Sons and Delta Dawn Daughters.”

Focused on the image of Big Daddy and the patriarchal

social structure that has existed in films since the silent era. Some of

the films featured included Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, The

Long Hot Summer, Sweet Bird of Youth, and Home from the Hill.

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Presentation at the 2003 Joint Meeting of the Popular Culture in the

South (PCAS) and the American Culture in the South

(ACS) in Atlantic Beach, FL, October 2, 2003

“Moonlight and Magnolias?: Southern Belles, Demented Maids, and

Manipulative Mothers in Southern Film.”

Focused on the female archetypes in Southern film.

Some of the films featured included Gone with the Wind, The Little

Foxes, Cabin in the Cotton, and Birth of a Nation.


and the American Culture Association in

New Orleans, LA, April 16, 2003

“Errol Flynn: The Man, the Myth, the Movies.”

Gave an analysis of the numerous biographies that have been published

about Flynn’s life and career, clips from his various films and his impact

on popular culture.

Panel Presentation at the ACRL (Association of College and Research

Libraries) 11th National Conference in Charlotte, NC, April 11, 2003

“What Do You Say When They Come to You.”

Participated in a panel discussion regarding collaboration among librarians

and classroom faculty to address plagiarism concerns.

Presentation at the 2002 Annual Conference for the National Association for

the Education of Young Children in New York, NY,

November 20, 2002

“Children’s Literature at NAEYC, for reading out loud! Yesterday and

Today: Through the Years with the Caldecott Award.”

Participated in a team presentation in which I provided a history of the

Caldecott Award and discussed how the award winning titles were a

reflection of the times of their publication.



(ACS) in Charlotte, NC, October 5, 2002

“Family Ties: Hollywood’s Image of Big Daddy in Films about the

South.”

Discussed the origins of the “Big Daddy” figure in Southern culture and

literature and examined how Hollywood has portrayed this image in films

such as All the King’s Men, Cabin in the Cotton, Hush, Hush, Sweet

Charlotte, and Gone with the Wind.

Presentation to the USC Spartanburg College of Arts and Sciences

USC Spartanburg, August 19, 2002

“Plagiarism Concerns at USC Spartanburg.”

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Delivered a PowerPoint presentation and distributed handouts

concerning plagiarism. Showed sample term paper mills sites,

demonstrated how to search for unique phrases using the search engine

Google to locate the plagiarized sources on the Internet, and discussed

some of the ways universities in the U.S. are addressing plagiarism on

their campuses.



in Toronto, Canada, March 14, 2002

“Caldecott and Newbery Books as a Reflection of the Culture.”

Presented an overview of the Caldecott and Newbery

Awards and the books that have won throughout the years.

Presentation at the 2002 Stop Surfing-Start Teaching National Conference

in Myrtle Beach, SC, February 11, 2002

“Building Partnerships for a Better Tomorrow: Collaboration Between

Teaching Faculty on Discipline-Specific Information Literacy Skills.”

Co-presented with Dr. Kim Purdy, USCS Assistant Professor of

Psychology.

Presented a collaborative project on Teaching Library Research Skills via

the Internet, along with a discussion of strategies for initiating

collaboration and assessment challenges.

Presentation at the 2001 Joint Meeting of the Popular Culture Association

and the American Culture Association in Philadelphia, PA,

April 13, 2001

“Rattling (Exposing) the Skeletons in the Closet: Biographies of Film

Stars Penned by Their Relatives.”

Discussed film star biographies that have been written by family members

and how these books were received by the media.

Presentation at SCLA/SCASL Joint Conference in Myrtle Beach, SC,

March 16, 2001

“Film Star Biographies: Scurrilous or Scholarly?”

Discussed film star biographies and outlined criteria for determining

whether libraries should purchase both scholarly and “kiss-and-

tell” biographies for their collections.

Presentation at the Georgia Council of Media Organization and

Presentation at the Southeastern Library Association (SELA) 2000

Joint Conference in Jekyll Island, GA, October 12, 2000.

“Web Tutorials to the Rescue”

Presented a general overview of web tutorials; demonstrated the tutorial

that I created for the children’s literature class and gave the history behind

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its inception; and discussed the benefits of web tutorials for information

literacy/library instruction classes and for critical thinking skills.



(ACS) in Nashville, TN, October 5, 2000.

“Music to Kill By: American Psycho.”

Discussed several scenes from the 2000 film American Psycho in which

music from the decade of the 1980’s played a significant role in the film.

Examined the impact of pop music on the character and actions of the

protagonist Patrick Bateman.

Presentation at the 2000 Joint Meeting of the Popular Culture Association

and the American Popular Culture Association Conference in New

Orleans, LA, April 20, 2000

“Film Star Biographies: Scurrilous or Scholarly, To Read or Not to Read.”

Delivered a presentation on several film star biographies that contain

inaccurate and/or malicious information. Presented criteria for

determining whether a film biography is scurrilous or scholarly and

addressed the issue of how librarians can educate their patrons about

evaluating biographies.

Presentation at the 1997 Spartanburg Area Librarians' Consortium

Workshop USC Spartanburg, August 1997

"Examining the full-text Web databases: EBSCOhost, SearchBank, and

ProQuest Direct."

Led workshop session on comparing these three full-text web databases.

Panning for Gold Workshop Presentation for the School of Library and

Information Science, in Columbia, SC (Each of these presentations is

three hours long.)

“Weeding 101: Withdrawing Library Resources, from Journals to Juvenile

Collections and Everything in between!

February 18, 2011

Presented the fundamentals of weeding.

“Basic Print Ready Reference Resources for Paraprofessionals.”

February 29, 2008

Presented the fundamentals of print ready reference

resources.

“Mining the Internet for Gold: Basic Ready Reference Electronic Sources

and Search Skills for Paraprofessionals.” September 8, 2006

Presented the fundamentals of ready reference web sites,

search engines, and criteria for evaluating web sites.

“Basic Ready Reference Print and Electronic Sources and Searching

Skills for Paraprofessionals.” February 4, 2005

Presented the fundamentals of ready reference print

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resources and web sites for paraprofessionals.

“Reference Skills for Paraprofessionals.” September 3, 2004 and

September 24, 2004

Presented the fundamentals of reference work for

paraprofessionals.

“What’s in Your Stacks?: Maintaining Your Library’s Reference and

Circulating Collections.” November 14, 2003

Presented the fundamentals of collection development and

weeding.

“Reference Work 101: Getting Back to the Basics.” January 31, 2003

Presented the fundamentals of the reference interview and

effective methods of assisting patrons when the Internet/Library

Catalog is unavailable.

“Making Library Instruction/Information Literacy Work for You in Your

Library Environment.” November 16, 2002

Presented the fundamentals of library instruction.

“Making Library Instruction/Information Literacy Work for You in Your

Library.” February 2, 2002

Presented the fundamentals of library instruction.

“Web Tutorials to the Rescue” February 10, 2001

Demonstrated how the use of Internet tutorials could enhance

information literacy skills and library instruction.

“Unlocking the Secrets to Life-Long Learning” September 15, 2000

Demonstrated how information literacy could be incorporated

into library instruction and how Internet tutorials could enhance

literacy skills and library instruction.

Invited Participation/Presentations:

“Critical Thinking, Information Literacy, and Lifelong Learning: Bringing It All Together for Student Success.” USC, Columbia, SC,

October 4, 2007

Invited to participate in and assist the group facilitator during USC’s

Centers for Teaching Excellence Colloquium.

“Popular Culture and Public Libraries: Identifying Resources for

Popular Materials and for Programming for Adults.”

Presentation to USC School of Library and Information Science Graduate

Class, Columbia, SC, March 21, 2007

Gave a one hour presentation to Dr. Jennifer Arns’s USC School of

Library and Information Science Graduate Distance Education class. This

class was viewed by students in South Carolina. Discussed various

definitions of popular culture and as well as popular culture resources such

as publishers, journals, and reference books.

“Conquering the Tenure Terrors.”

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Workshop sponsored by the SCLA College and University Section,

Columbia, SC, May 18, 2006

Invited to participate in a round table discussion to talk about tenure, and

I also fielded questions posed by participants.

“Popular Culture and Reader’s Advisory and Adult Programming.”

Presentation to USC Library and Information Science Graduate Class,

Columbia, SC, January 26, 2005

Gave a one hour presentation to Dr. Jennifer Arns’s USC School of

Library and Information Science Graduate Distance Education class. This

class was viewed by students in South Carolina. Discussed various

definitions of popular culture and as well as popular culture resources such

as publishers, journals, and reference books.

“Fundamentals of Reference Work.” Presentation to the Midlands Technical

College Library Staff, Columbia, SC, March 10, 2004

Gave a three hour presentation on the fundamentals of reference work.

“Reference Basics.” Presentation to the Anderson County Library Staff,

Anderson, SC, May 20, 2003

Gave a three hour presentation on the fundamentals of reference work.

“Immersion ’01.”

Plattsburgh State University of New York, Plattsburgh, New York,

August 3 – 8, 2001

Sponsored by the Association of College and Research Libraries’

Institute for Information Literacy, Immersion is a four and one-half day

national program that provides intensive information literacy training and

education for librarians who conduct library instruction classes.

I applied and was invited to participate in the Immersion ’01, Track II

program. It is quite an honor to have been accepted into this prestigious

program. Although approximately four hundred individuals applied for

inclusion in the Immersion ’01 program, only 90 were selected for both

Track I and Track II. Forty-five individuals were selected for each track.

The Track II Immersion program focused on developing, integrating, and

managing institutional and programmatic information literacy programs.

“Information Literacy in the Academic Library Environment.”

Presentation to USC Library and Information Science

Graduate Class, Columbia, SC, January 30, 2001

A one-hour presentation to Dr. Pat Feehan’s USC College of Library and

Information Science Graduate Distance class. This class was viewed by

students in both South Carolina and Georgia.

Presentation, "Untangling the Web of Deceit: Plagiarism and Term Paper

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Mills on the Internet."

Presented a PowerPoint presentation and prepared handouts

concerning plagiarism and term paper mills on the Internet.

USC Union Faculty. September 25, 2002

USC Spartanburg Conversations about Teaching Series.

April 23, 2002

Spartanburg Technical College English Faculty. November 1998

USC Spartanburg Information and Technology Series.

November 1998

Piedmont Library Association Fall Meeting. October 1998

Spartanburg Area Librarians' Consortium 1998 Workshop.

August 1998

Poster Session Presentations:

2009 American Library Association Annual Conference in Chicago, IL,

July 9-15, 2009

“Globalization and Diversity in Children’s Literature: Experiencing the

World @ Your Library!”

Presented award-winning resources that can be used to build solid

collections that foster both multicultural and diverse perspectives.

2008 KLA/KSMA/SELA/ARL National Diversity in Libraries Conference

in Louisville, KY, October 1-4, 2008

“One World, Many People, Many Perspectives: Developing Diverse

Juvenile Literature Collections in Academic Libraries.”



2008 KLA/KSMA/SELA/ARL National Diversity in Libraries Conference

in Louisville, KY, October 1-4, 2008

“Identifying Psychology Core/Classic Titles in Academic Libraries.”

Presented findings from a national survey which addresses how librarians

working in small, medium, and large academic libraries are identifying

core/classic psychology titles.

28th Annual National Institute for the Teaching of Psychology Conference in St. Petersburg Beach, FL, January 3, 2006

“Best Practices for Identifying Psychology Core/Classic Titles in

Academic Libraries.”

Presented findings from a national survey that investigated the

collaborative efforts among librarians and psychology faculty liaisons and

determined the methodologies librarians used to identify core/classic

psychology titles in their libraries’ collections.

SCLA/SELA 2002 Joint Conference in Charleston, SC, October 26, 2002

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“It’s All about Access: Librarian/Teaching Faculty Collaboration.”

Presented examples of librarian/classroom faculty collaboration in the

areas of psychology and adolescent and children’s literature and provided

tips for improving collaboration among librarians and classroom faculty.

24th Annual National Institute for the Teaching of Psychology Conference in

St. Petersburg Beach, FL, January 5, 2002

“Teaching Library Research Skills Outside the Class: A Psychology Web

Tutorial.” Co-presented with Dr. Kim Purdy, USCS Assistant Professor of

Psychology.

Presented findings on the effectiveness of a tutorial for teaching

information literacy skills relating to psychology outside of the classroom.

American Library Association Annual Conference in New Orleans, LA,

June 26, 1999

"Untangling the Web of Deceit: Plagiarism and Term Paper Mills on the

Internet."

Presented information and handouts on plagiarism and term paper mills

on the Internet. Poster Sessions are displays set up at ALA for

Conference participants to interact and ask questions about

one's topic of interest.

South Carolina Library Association Conferences

“It’s a Small World After All: Enriching Children’s Literature Collections

with Multicultural and Diverse Perspectives Resources.”

Columbia, SC, October 30, 2009



“Jean Piaget! Sigmund Freud! Ivan Pavlov!: Identifying and Maintaining a

Classic Collection of Psychology Titles for Your Library.”

Columbia, SC, October 24, 2003

Presented methods to identify and maintain classic psychology

titles for academic libraries.

“Technostressed?: Does Technology Have You All

Stressed Out and No Where to Hide?” Hilton Head, SC,

December 3, 1999

Presented information on the definition of technostress,

a short history of technostress, components of technostress

for librarians, and tips for reducing technostress.

"Untangling the Web of Deceit: Plagiarism and Term Paper

Mills on the Internet." Columbia, SC, October 23, 1998

Presented information and handouts on plagiarism and

term paper mills on the Internet.

"Spartanburg Area Librarians' Consortium (SALC)." Myrtle Beach, SC,

November 1997

Presented information on the SALC organization and

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Unveiled SALC's web site.

"Spartanburg Area Librarians' Consortium." Greenville, SC,

December 1996

Co-presented with Holle Schneider and Vicky Tsai.

Presented information on the SALC organization.

"Electronic Possibilities in Collection Assessment."

Columbia, SC, December 1995

Presented electronic methods in assessing a library's collection

and a web site on applied history resources in Thomas Cooper

Library.

"Peter Timothy, Colonial Charleston Printer." Myrtle Beach, SC,

February 1995

Presented a historical sketch and imprints from Peter Timothy's

Newspaper, the South-Carolina Gazette.

Sabbatical:

Granted a sabbatical during fall semester 2005 to complete my research and

write the bibliographic essay, “Hooray for Hollywood!: Biographical

Resources for Film Pioneers” for CHOICE: Current Reviews for

Academic Libraries.

Other Professional Activity:

Participant on the “Reviewing for Journals” Round Table at the 2018 Popular

Culture Association/American Culture Association Conference in

Indianapolis, IN, March 28-31, 2018


Culture Association/American Culture Association Conference in San Diego,

CA, April 12 – 15, 2017

Participant on the “Publications” Panel at the 2017 Far West Popular Culture

Association-American Culture Association Conference in Las Vegas, NV,

February 23 – 26, 2017

Panel Participant on the “GLA Academic Library Division Paper Presentation

& Panel Discussion on Scholarly Writing and Publishing” at the 2016 Georgia

Council of Media Organizations and the Southeastern Library Association

(SELA) Joint Conference in Athens, GA, October 5 – 7, 2016

Moderated a forum entitled, “You Are Not Alone: A Forum for Librarians

Grappling with Electronic Resources Issues” at the 2016 Georgia Council of

Media Organizations and the Southeastern Library Association (SELA) Joint

Conference in Athens, GA, October 5-7, 2016


Culture Association/American Culture Association Conference in Seattle,

WA, March 22 – 25, 2016

Participant on the “Academic Publishing” Panel at the 2016 Southwest

Popular/American Culture Conference in Albuquerque, NM,

February 10 – 13, 2016

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Participant on the “Publication-Academic and Popular” Panel at the 2014 Far

West Popular Culture Association-American Culture Association Conference

in Las Vegas, NV, February 21 – 23, 2014

Moderated a panel entitled, “Writing, Documenting, and Demonstrating

Library Compliance for Your Institution’s SACS Reaffirmation” at the 2013

South Carolina Library Association/Southeastern Library Association

Conference in Greenville, SC, November 13 – 15, 2013

Moderated a panel entitled, “SACS is Coming: Are You Ready?,” at the 2012

Georgia COMO/Southeastern Library Association Conference in Macon,

GA, October 7, 2012

Moderated a panel entitled, “Patrons Bearing Gifts: Addressing Donation

Issues in Southeastern Libraries,” at the 2011 West Virginia Library

Conference in Charleston, WV, October 6, 2011

Moderated a panel entitled, “We May Bend, But We Won’t Break:

Addressing Budgetary Issues in the Palmetto State’s Libraries,” at the

SCLA Conference in Columbia, SC, October 29, 2009

Interviewed for an article about children’s literature entitled “Top Books,”

which was published in the Life section of the Spartanburg Herald

Journal, December 21, 2007

Facilitated a handout exchange for print and electronic library bibliographic

instruction methods entitled “A B. I. Bring and Buy!” at the SCLA/SELA

2002 Joint Conference in Charleston, SC, October 26, 2002

Interviewed for an article on biography and popular culture entitled,

“The Biography Machine,” which was published in Canada’s

The Globe and Mail Newspaper, March 31, 2001

Moderated a panel entitled, “How Do You Define Information Literacy?” at

the SCLA/SCASL Joint Conference in Myrtle Beach, March 16, 2001

Moderated and responded to questions asked in SCIway’s

(South Carolina Information Highway) "Everything Else!" forum.

1998 – 2001

Professional Affiliations and Activities:

American Culture Association (ACA)

Member, 2009 – present

American Library Association (ALA)


Attended ALA Conferences: Chicago – 1995; New Orleans – 1999;

New Orleans – 2002; Orlando – 2004; New Orleans – 2006; Seattle –

2007; Washington, DC – 2007; Philadelphia – 2008; Denver –

2009; Chicago – 2009; Boston – 2010; Washington, DC – 2010; San

Francisco – 2015; Orlando – 2016; Atlanta – 2017; Chicago – 2017;

Denver – 2018; New Orleans – 2018; Seattle – 2019

ALA-APA (Allied Professional Association) Standing Committee

on the Salaries and Status of Library Workers

Member, July 1, 2018 -

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ALA Publishing Committee

Member, July 1, 2017 – June 30, 2018

Carnegie-Whitney Grant Subcommittee

Member, June 23, 2017 – June 20, 2018

Library Instruction Round Table (LIRT)

Member, 2002 – 2010

Served as Archivist of LIRT. 2009 – 2010

Elected Secretary of LIRT. 2008 – 2009

Served as Co-Chair of LIRT’s Top Twenty Committee.

2007 – 2008

Served as Chair of LIRT’s Top Twenty Committee.

2006 – 2007

Served as a virtual member on LIRT’s Continuing Education

Committee. 2002 – 2003, 2003 – 2004, 2004 – 2005,

2005 – 2006

Member of two divisions of ALA

American College and Research Libraries (ACRL)

Member, 1998 – 2008

Attended ACRL Conferences: Charlotte, NC – 2003;

Minneapolis, MN – 2005

Association of Library Services to Children (ALSC)

Member, 2002 – 2003

Beta Phi Mu (BPM) International Library and Information Studies Honor

Society


Elected to serve a two-year term as a Director-At-Large on the BPM

Executive Board of Directors. 2018-2020

Children’s Literature Assembly Member, 2006 – 2007

Piedmont Library Association – The association is inactive.

Member, 1996 – 2005

Elected President. 2001

Elected Vice-President, Program Chair. 2000

Popular Culture Association (PCA)


Elected to serve a two-year term as one of the two

PCA Vice – Presidents. 2003, 2004

Serve as Committee Member for the PCA/ACA Award for Best

Electronic Research Site. 2019

Served as Committee Member for Best Popular Culture

Reference Book Award. 2004

Served as PCA Area Co-Chair for Biography and Popular Culture.

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2003, 2004, 2005, 2006

Served as Area Chair for Biography and Popular Culture. 2001, 2002

Established the Biography and Popular Culture Area. 2000

Attended PCA Conferences: New Orleans – 2000;

Philadelphia – 2001; Toronto – 2002; New Orleans – 2003;

San Antonio – 2004; San Diego – 2005; Atlanta – 2006;

St. Louis – 2010; Washington, DC – 2013; Chicago – 2014; New

Orleans – 2015; Seattle – 2016; San Diego – 2017; Indianapolis –

2018

South Carolina Library Association (SCLA)


Chair of the Legislative Committee. Served for two consecutive years

2005, 2006

Elected SCLA Treasurer. Served a two-year term. 2004, 2005

Elected SCLA Secretary. 2003

Elected Chair of the Bibliographic

Instruction Interest Group. 2000, 2001

Elected Vice-Chair of the Bibliographic

Instruction Interest Group. 1999

Served on the SCLA Sponsorship Committee. 2006

Served on the SCLA Legislative Committee. 2004

Served on the SCLA Editorial Committee. 1999, 2000, 2001

Attended SCLA Annual Conferences. 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999,

2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2009, 2013, 2018

Southeastern Library Association (SELA)


Serve as Immediate Past President of the Southeastern Library

Association. 2017 –

Elected President of the Southeastern Library Association. 2015 – 2017

Elected Vice-President/President-Elect of the Southeastern

Library Association. 2013 – 2014

Elected Secretary of the Southeastern Library Association. 2011 – 2012

Chair of the Nominating Committee. 2017 –

Chair of the Planning Committee. 2009 – 2010, 2011– 2012, 2017 –

Elected Chair of the School and Children’s Librarians Section. 2017 –

Southern Books Competition Committee. Member. 2017 –

Co-Chair of the Planning Committee. 2014

Co-Chair of the Conference Committee. 2013 – 2014,

2015 – 2016

Elected SELA Representative for the South Carolina Library

Association. 2009.

Elected Chair of the University and College Section. 2006 – 2008

Elected Vice-Chair of University and College Section. 2004 – 2006

Co-Chair of the Intellectual Freedom Committee. 2004 – 2006

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Chair of the Intellectual Freedom Committee. 2002 – 2004

Elected Chair of the Library Instruction Round Table. (LIRT) 2002-2004

Elected Vice-Chair of Library Instruction Round Table. 2000 – 2002

Attended SELA Leadership Conferences: Atlanta, GA – 2001, 2003,

2007; Decatur, GA – 2005; Columbus, GA – 2009; Birmingham,

AL – 2011, 2013, 2015, 2017

Attended SELA Conference: Jekyll Island, GA – 2000;

Charleston, SC – 2002; Charlotte, NC – 2004;

Louisville, KY – 2008; Little Rock, AR – 2010;

Macon, GA – 2012; Greenville, SC – 2013; Augusta, GA – 2014;

Point Clear, AL – 2015; Athens, GA – 2016; The Greenbrier

Resort, WV – 2017; Greenville, SC – 2018

Attended ALA Chapter Leaders Forum – 2016

Other Professional Activity:

Serve on the Beta Phi Mu Honor Society Scholars Series Editorial Board,

2018 - present

Serve on the Editorial Board of the Anthem Studies Series in Popular Culture,

2012 – present

Serve on the Editorial Board for The Southeastern Librarian, 2011 – present

Serve on the Editorial Advisory Board for the Journal of American Culture,

2010 – present

Serve on the Editorial Advisory Board for the Journal of Popular Culture,

2002 – present

Served as Book Review Editor for the Journal of American Culture,

December 2012 – December 2017

Served as an external reviewer for University of South Carolina Aiken

candidate seeking tenure and promotion to Associate Professor of Library

Science. September 2017

Served on the ABC-CLIO Library Advisory Board.

2013 – 2016

Served as a Judge for the Benjamin Franklin Independent Book Publishers

Association Award. 2010 – 2016

Served as an external reviewer for University of South Carolina Aiken

candidate seeking tenure and promotion to Associate Professor of Library

Science. May 2015

Served as a book proposal reviewer for the University Press of Mississippi.

March 2015.

Served on the Wilson Web Advisory Panel. 2004 –2011

This panel served in an advisory capacity concerning the Wilson Web

databases.

Served as a manuscript reviewer for the Southeastern Librarian.

2001 – 2010

Served as State Coordinator for National Legislative Day in Washington, DC,

sponsored by the American Library Association. 2005, 2006

Attended National Library Legislative Day in Washington, DC, sponsored

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by the American Library Association. 2000, 2001, 2003, 2004

Served as a consultant on the Palmetto Book Alliance Literary Map

Committee. 1999 – 2003

This committee was charged with compiling a map which features

prominent writers, journalists, historians, etc. who were affiliated with

South Carolina. The South Carolina Literary Tour map was published in

2003.

Served as a reader for the Ann T. White Award, Spartanburg County Media

Specialist of the Year Award. 2000, 2001, 2002

USC Upstate Faculty Governance:

Committee Service:

Advisory Committee on Faculty Salaries. 2016 – 2017, 2017 – 2018

Faculty Welfare Committee. 2012 – 2013, 2013 – 2014, 2014 – 2015

Promotion and Tenure Committee. 2003 – 2004, 2004 – 2005,

2005 – 2006, 2009 – 2010, 2010 – 2011, 2011 – 2012,

spring semester 2015, 2017 – 2018, 2018 – 2019

Served as Chair. 2004 – 2005

Teaching Excellence/Teaching Improvement Committee. 1998 – 1999,

1999 – 2000, 2000 – 2001, 2007 – 2008, 2008 – 2009, 2015 – 2016

Served as Recording Secretary. 1999 – 2000, 2000 – 2001

Faculty Recording Secretary. 2006 – 2007

Faculty Manual Ad-Hoc Committee. 2004 – 2005, 2005 – 2006,

2006 – 2007

Faculty Advisory Committee. 2004 – 2005; 2006 – 2007

General Education Committee. 1999 – 2000, 2000 – 2001,

2001 – 2002, 2002 – 2003

Served as Chair. 2002 – 2003

Served as Recording Secretary. 2000 – 2001

Honors Program Committee. 1999 – 2000

Academic Facilities and Planning Committee. 1998 – 1999, 1999 – 2000

Task Force on Faculty Scholarship and Creative Activities.

Spring 2008

Task Force on Library Organization Structure and Services.

Spring 2008

Task Force on Academic Integrity. Fall 2002 – Fall 2003;

Summer 2007 – 2008

Peer Review Committees:

Chaired the Library Peer Review Committee. Spring 2007

Served on the following USC Upstate Peer Review Committees:

Library. 2007 – 2008, 2008 – 2009, 2015 – 2016

School of Education 2008 – 2009, 2012 – 2013,

2013 – 2014

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Sociology, Criminal Justice, and Women’s Studies.

2006 – 2007, 2007 – 2008

Fine Arts & Communication Studies. 2006 – 2007,

2007 – 2008, 2012 – 2013

Served on the following USC Upstate Post-Tenure Review

Committee:

Languages, Literature & Composition. 2016 – 2017

Library Search Committees:

Chaired the Coordinator of Technical Services Librarian Search

Committee. Summer 2017 – Fall 2017.

Chaired the Coordinator of Archives Librarian Search Committee.

Fall 2013 – Spring 2014.

Chaired the Evening Librarian Search Committee. Spring 2007

Chaired the Electronic Resources Librarian Search Committee.

Spring 2006

Chaired the One Year Temporary Replacement Librarian Search

Committee. Summer 2005

Chaired the Coordinator of Electronic Resources Librarian Search

Committee. Spring 2005

Chaired the One Year Temporary Replacement Librarian Search

Committee. Summer 2004

Served on the following USC Upstate Library Search Committees:

Coordinator of Reference. Spring 2018 – Fall 2018

Technical Services Staff Position. Fall 2016 – Spring 2017

Coordinator of Electronic Resources. Spring 2014

Technical Services Staff Position. Summer 2014

Coordinator of Access Services Staff Position.

Summer 2012 – Fall 2012

Technical Services Staff Position.

Fall 2010 – Spring 2011

Technical Services Staff Position.

Spring 2010 – Summer 2010

Coordinator of Library Instruction – Spring 2006

Dean of the Library. 1999 – 2000

Public Services Librarian. Fall 1999,


Institute for Museum and Library Services

Two (IMLS) Grant Librarians.


Coordinator of Reference. Fall 1999

Circulation Manager. Fall 1998

Served on the following other USC Upstate Search Committees:

Foundations of Education tenure-track position. Fall 2012

Chancellor Search. Spring 2011

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Physical Education instructor position. Spring 2011

Journalism tenure-track position. Spring 2011

Journalism tenure-track position. Fall 2010 – Spring 2011

Theatre tenure-track position. Spring 2010

Journalism instructor replacement position. Spring 2009

Executive Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs.

2007 – Fall 2008

Early Childhood Education tenure-track position.

Spring 2008

Jazz tenure-track position. Spring 2004

Jazz instructor position (one year). Summer 2003

Community Service:

Volunteer with the SPL Homebound Program. 1998 – present

Deliver library materials monthly to people with disabilities

that prevent them from using the library’s facilities.

Hatcher Garden & Woodland Preserve. 2004, 2005

Organized and cataloged over 1,000 books and media that have

been donated to Hatcher Garden to establish the Hatcher Garden

Library.

Friends of the Spartanburg Public Library (SPL). 1998 – 2004

Served on the Friends of the Library Board.

Spring 2001 – Fall 2004

Assisted with the Friends of the Library

Annual Book Sale. 1998, 1999, 2001, 2002, 2003

Volunteered with Mobile Meals of Spartanburg. 1999 – Fall 2002

Delivered hot meals to homebound citizens of Spartanburg

twice monthly.

Spartanburg League of Women Voters (LWV). 1998 – 2001

Served on Spartanburg LWV Board. 1999 – 2001

Coordinator of Voter Services. 2000

Acknowledgement for Research Assistance:

Received an acknowledgement from Dr. Ray Merlock and Dr. Jack Nachbar

for my assistance with their research project.

Merlock, Ray, and Jack Nachbar. “Bibliography: The Western Rides On:

Books about Western Movies, 2005 – 2011.” Westerns: The Essential

Journal of Popular Film & Television Collection. Ed. Gary R.

Edgerton and Michael T. Marsden. New York, NY: Routledge, 2012.

Received an acknowledgement for my assistance from Lynn Bartholome, Book

Review Editor of The Journal of American Culture, for compiling the list of

books reviewed by Ray Browne, who was the founder of the American Popular

Culture and the American Culture Association.

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The acknowledgement is listed in the footnote on page 59 of the March

2011 issue of The Journal of American Culture.

Received an acknowledgement from Dr. Ray Merlock and Dr. Jack Nachbar

for my assistance with their research project.

Merlock, Ray, and Jack Nachbar. “Bibliography: Trail Dust: Books about

Western Movies Selected Classics and Works since 1980.”

Hollywood’s West: The American Frontier in Film, Television, and

History. Ed. Peter C. Rollins and John E. O’Connor. Lexington,

KY: University Press of Kentucky, 2005.

Acknowledgement for Service as The Journal of American Culture Book Review

Editor:

Received an acknowledgement from Dr. Kathy Merlock Jackson, Editor of The

Journal of American Culture for my contributions and commitment to the Journal

during my five-year term as Book Review Editor.

The acknowledgement appears in the “Editor’s note” on page 255 of the

September 2018 issue of The Journal of American Culture.

Awards:

2017 Popular Culture Association/American Culture Association Special Journal

Award – received award for outstanding work as

book review editor for The Journal of American

Culture, 2013 – 2017.

University of South Carolina Upstate Library Faculty Member of the Year Award

– 2016 award recipient.

Hal Mendelsohn Award – 2014 recipient of this award which is given by the

Southeastern Library Association which honors a librarian who has

exhibited continual, dedicated, outstanding service to the

Southeastern Library Association.

Leadership and Academic Honors:

Beta Phi Mu – International Library and Information Studies Honor Society.

Omicron Delta Kappa – National Leadership Honor Society.

Sigma Tau Delta – National English Honor Society.

Phi Alpha Theta – National History Honor Society.

Phi Kappa Phi – National All-Discipline Honor Society.

Alpha Lambda Delta – National Freshman Honor Society.

President of Sigma Tau Delta 1992 – 1993

Secretary of Omicron Delta Kappa 1992 – 1993

Editor of the Columbia College Student Handbook 1991 – 1993

Camille McCutcheon

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1993 Columbia College Salutatorian. Summa Cum Laude. G.P.A. 3.99 of 4.0

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