Apologies—Kaetrena’s full name is misspelled in the email below. It is: Kaetrena Davis Kendrick
From: Divittorio, Katy
Sent: Wednesday, May 29, 2019 12:37 PM
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Subject: Kaetrena David Kendrick ACRL Academic-Research Librarian of the Year-keynote at Diversity & Inclusivity in Collection Building workshop, July 11 DU's Anderson Academic
Hello,
We are pleased to announce that
Kaetrena David Kendrick, Associate Librarian at the University
of South Carolina-Lancaster Medford Library will be the keynote speaker at the Diversity & Inclusivity in Collection Building workshop on July 11th. Kendrick was named 2019 ACRL Academic/ Research Librarian of the Year. Her work,
which focuses on rural and underserved user populations and professional ethics, is well known and discussed in graduate library programs. Kendrick has been influential at the local, national and global level. At her own library, she launched the
Lancer Scholar Square, an open source institutional repository and also implemented a “Library of Things” service, which circulates non-traditional items such as tripods, presentation clickers, and virtual reality
viewers to library users.
Kendrick has published and presented on a large range of topics including equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI) in professional ethics and librarianship. She has contributed
to LIS research through authored works on EDI topics in journal articles such as “The
low morale experience of academic librarians: A phenomenological study”, “
The African American male librarian: Motivational factors in choosing a career in library and information science,” and
The experience of Korean academic librarianship: A phenomenological study.”
Kendrick is the author of “The Kaleidoscopic Concern: An Annotated
Bibliography of Diversity, Recruitment, Retention, and Other Concerns Regarding African American and Ethnic Library Professionals in the United States” and “Global
Evolution: A Chronological Annotated Bibliography of International Students in U.S. Academic Libraries”.
For more information about Katrena Kendrick see:
https://kaetrenadaviskendrick.wordpress.com/teaching-writing/
Workshop Information and Registration
Collections Strategies Librarian
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Auraria Library
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