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Faculty Manual, 2012-2013, Clemson University

Faculty Manuals

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Wrangling The Collections, Kathy Edwards

Presentations

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Faculty Manual, 2011-2012, Clemson University

Faculty Manuals

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On Leading And Being Led: Neither Is A Passive Role, Eric C. Shoaf

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Implementing Reference Management Software: Refworks Three Years Later, Bobby Hollandsworth

Presentations

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The Handoff, Eric C. Shoaf

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This article presents the editor's reflections on the journal in 2010 and his role in it. The article discusses changes in the periodical from 2008 to 2010 related to its title and cover design, electronic format, and editorial content. The journal also discusses the Library Leadership and Management Association (LLAMA) and how the publication aligns itself with the organization's strategies and interests. Information is also provided on why the editor is leaving his position and how the publication is integrating online resources and web-based features.

Clemson Connect: Collaborating To Reach All Incoming Students, Suzanne Rook Schilf, Anne Grant

Presentations

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Change 2.0, Eric C. Shoaf

Publications

An introduction to the journal is presented in which the author discusses the definition and effects of change, a column by John Lubans on the change that occurs at the close of a professional career, and the value and effectiveness of libraries in an era of increased access to information through the Internet.

Game Changers, Eric C. Shoaf

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An introduction to the issue is presented in which the editor discusses the concept of game changer and its relation to libraries and information technology and examines the influence of emerging methods of data preservation, the Kindle book reader from online book retailer Amazon.com, and the effects of online access to information and education.

Auralog's Tell Me More, Ed Rock

Publications

Review of proprietary database for learning foreign languages.

Of Zeroes And Ones, Eric C. Shoaf

Publications

An introduction to the journal is presented in which the editor discusses an article about hiring older workers, another about performance reviews in the workplace, and the series "Perspectives on Leadership."

Perspectives On Leadership: An Interview With Hampton "Skip" Auld, Eric C. Shoaf

Publications

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Faculty Manual, 2010-2011, Clemson University

Faculty Manuals

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Perspectives On Leadership: An Interview With Amed Demirhan, Eric C. Shoaf

Publications

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Wither Print Journals, Eric C. Shoaf

Publications

An introduction to the journal is presented in which the editor discusses the journal's transition from print to online-only format. In addition, some of the subjects covered in the issue are presented including participatory management, employee orientation and assessing library services.

Rosetta Stone, Ed Rock

Publications

Review of proprietary database for learning foreign languages.

A Smorgasbord, Eric C. Shoaf

Publications

The article discusses various reports published within the issue including "The Use of Case Studies in Library Administration Courses and Work: Student and Practitioner Perceptions and Insights," by Richard Moniz, "Exploring the Connection Between Marketing Knowledge and Behavior of Library and Information Science Professionals," by Rajesh Singh, and "Still "Nobody's Baby"? Seeking a Global Home and High Standards for Continuing Professional Development," by Jana Varlejs.

Library Leadership In Action, Eric C. Shoaf

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The article presents several answers to a question asking about examples of library leadership at various institutions which includes adapting to users, leading by example, and empowering staff members.

Leading The Way, Eric C. Shoaf

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An introduction to the journal is presented in which the editor discusses a round-table discussion led by Pixey Anne Mosley, a survey concerning the provision of library leadership, and an article about a homegrown leadership development program by Alex Merrill and Elizabeth Lindsay.

Outsourcing: White Collar Exodus, Derek Wilmott

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This 2005 program looks at the growing number of higher paying positions moving abroad. Specifically it looks at India’s booming call center industry that provides training for Mumbai workers in American standards of speech and culture and illustrates the degree to which American business relies on overseas labor. Watching outsourcing in action, economists and policy makers explores the effect outsourcing has on America’s middle class.

A Dangerous Business Revisited - Talking Points, Derek Wilmott

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Five years earlier, FRONTLINE reported on safety issues at the McWane, Inc. The original investigation looked into thousands of injuries and nine deaths at plants owned by the privately held company, one of the largest iron pipe foundry companies in North America. The first half of the documentary explores the violations of OSHA and EPA regulations that eventually led to both civil penalties and criminal convictions.

Perspectives On Leadership: An Interview With Irene Owens, Eric C. Shoaf

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Faculty Manual, 2009-2010, Clemson University

Faculty Manuals

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Les Paul The Legend And A New Book, Eric C. Shoaf

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Change Is Here, Eric C. Shoaf

Publications

The article discusses various reports published within the issue including one by Wyoma van Duinkerken and Pixey Anne Mosley about the psychological and emotional impacts of change in workspace configurations, another by Tim Spindler about how improved statistical analysis can provide more precise forecasting of library needs, and one by Marian Fragola, who examines the relationship between professional and paraprofessional staff in the library.

Cataloging As A Tool For Outreach - Bringing Campus Collections Together, Derek Wilmott

Presentations

Clemson University Libraries and Tillman Education Media Center cataloging project.

Put It In Writing, Eric C. Shoaf

Publications

The article offers instructions for authors and contributors on how to send their manuscripts of scholarly research to be published in the Library Administration & Management (LA&M).

Hot Politics: The Politics Behind Global Climate Change - Talking Points, Derek Wilmott

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As the U.S. presidential campaign heats up, so do the issues surrounding global warming. This FRONTLINE film explores the politics behind global warming, from the three previous U.S. presidential administrations to the United Nation's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.

This documentary also examines the well-financed energy industry campaign that challenged the broad scientific consensus on the human causes of climate change in an effort to stall federal regulation.

Testing Our Schools - Talking Points, Derek Wilmott

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The No Child Left Behind Act was officially signed on January 8, 2002, receiving broad bipartisan support in Washington. This documentary explores the debate over whether reliance on standardized tests could do more harm than good for the nation’s students and schools. It specifically looks at developments in Virginia, California, and Massachusetts. Interviews included administrators, educators, students, politicians, and test-designers to discuss their views concerning standardized testing in the public school systems. Prior to the 2002 legislation states had already begun looking at standardized testing as a means of evaluating students and teachers.

Clemson University Libraries Classified Staff Career Success Program, Derek Wilmott

Presentations

The goal of the Clemson University Libraries Classified Staff Career Success Program is to provide a career path that uses a variety of learning opportunities to enhance an employee's current job skills. Within this program the power of career success will be in the hands of each employee. The results will benefit the employee, the libraries, the university, and the community as a whole.