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2026 Georgia Library Association Awards And Scholarships, Awards Committee Gla, Rhonda Boozer, Mckenzie Culberson
2026 Georgia Library Association Awards And Scholarships, Awards Committee Gla, Rhonda Boozer, Mckenzie Culberson
Georgia Library Quarterly
The Georgia Library Association (GLA) presented its 2026 awards on October 8 at the Georgia Libraries Conference in Columbus, Georgia. This article profiles the recipients of the Nix-Jones, Mid-Career, McJenkin-Rheay, Library Support Services, and Bob Richardson Memorial Awards; two new honorary members; the five winners of the GLA Paraprofessional Division’s conference grants; and the recipients of the Charles E. Beard and C. S. Hubbard Scholarships. It closes with information on the 2027 scholarship cycle.
Revisiting Ranganathan: A Synthesis Of Faceted Classification, The Semantic Web, And Ai Metadata, Yunseon Choi
Revisiting Ranganathan: A Synthesis Of Faceted Classification, The Semantic Web, And Ai Metadata, Yunseon Choi
Georgia Library Quarterly
This article examines the continuing relevance of S. R. Ranganathan’s analytico-synthetic principles in the contexts of the semantic Web and artificial intelligence (AI). It introduces scholarship on faceted classification, linked-data modeling, Resource Description Framework (RDF) schemas, knowledge graphs, and AI-driven metadata systems, while also examining ethical concerns related to bias, transparency, and inclusivity. Its distinctive contribution is to bring together areas of scholarship often treated separately and interpret them through a common classification-theoretic framework. The article demonstrates that Ranganathan’s analytico-synthetic approach remains a valuable conceptual lens for evaluating contemporary digital knowledge organization.
Georgia Library Association (Gla) 2026 Election Results, Karen Manning
Georgia Library Association (Gla) 2026 Election Results, Karen Manning
Georgia Library Quarterly
The Georgia Library Association (GLA) announces the results of its 2026 elections. Members elected four officers to the Executive Board, and division and interest group officers were elected by acclamation from uncontested slates. All terms begin in January 2027.
Book Review: Unreconciled: Race, History, And Higher Education In The Deep South, Kevin J. Reagan
Book Review: Unreconciled: Race, History, And Higher Education In The Deep South, Kevin J. Reagan
Georgia Library Quarterly
No abstract provided.
Book Review: Learning From Savannah: From Ideal City To Elastic Urbanism, Alex Ramsey
Book Review: Learning From Savannah: From Ideal City To Elastic Urbanism, Alex Ramsey
Georgia Library Quarterly
No abstract provided.
Book Review: Flannery And Regina: The Andalusia Chronicles, Alexandra Beswick
Book Review: Flannery And Regina: The Andalusia Chronicles, Alexandra Beswick
Georgia Library Quarterly
No abstract provided.
Book Review: Bookin' In The Big House: What I Learned Leading A Women's Prison Book Club, Angiah L. Davis
Book Review: Bookin' In The Big House: What I Learned Leading A Women's Prison Book Club, Angiah L. Davis
Georgia Library Quarterly
No abstract provided.
Fall 2026 - Full Issue, Georgia Library Quarterly
Fall 2026 - Full Issue, Georgia Library Quarterly
Georgia Library Quarterly
No abstract provided.
From The President, Tamika Barnes
Georgia Library Spotlight Where’S Loanie Summer Bookmobile Program, Brooke West
Georgia Library Spotlight Where’S Loanie Summer Bookmobile Program, Brooke West
Georgia Library Quarterly
No abstract provided.
Georgia Library Spotlight Powering Up Student Research At The University Of West Georgia, Blynne Olivieri Parker, Jean Cook, Cj Ivory, Monica Tschantz
Georgia Library Spotlight Powering Up Student Research At The University Of West Georgia, Blynne Olivieri Parker, Jean Cook, Cj Ivory, Monica Tschantz
Georgia Library Quarterly
No abstract provided.
Georgia Library Spotlight New Life For A Beloved Community Hub: Transforming The Carnegie Library Heritage Center, Betsy Mccullar
Georgia Library Spotlight New Life For A Beloved Community Hub: Transforming The Carnegie Library Heritage Center, Betsy Mccullar
Georgia Library Quarterly
No abstract provided.
Georgia Library Spotlight Gwinnett County Public Library’S Documentary Screening, Jina Duvernay
Georgia Library Spotlight Gwinnett County Public Library’S Documentary Screening, Jina Duvernay
Georgia Library Quarterly
No abstract provided.
My Own Private Library: Wars, Spies, And Rock & Roll, Rod A. Bustos
My Own Private Library: Wars, Spies, And Rock & Roll, Rod A. Bustos
Georgia Library Quarterly
No abstract provided.
Paranormal Pathways: How Ghost Hunting Kits Became A Gateway To Local History In The Digital Age, Timothy Cole Hale
Paranormal Pathways: How Ghost Hunting Kits Became A Gateway To Local History In The Digital Age, Timothy Cole Hale
Georgia Library Quarterly
As libraries continue to expand beyond traditional collections, experiential resources have emerged as powerful tools for community engagement. This article examines the development and success of ghost hunting kits in the Georgia Room at Switzer Library of Cobb County Public Libraries as a form of gateway programming that introduces new audiences to local history. These kits encourage users to explore historic places, research property histories, and engage with historical resources in new ways. The article argues that circulating experiences—not just information—strengthens libraries' relevance in an increasingly digital world. By reframing curiosity about the paranormal as an entry point to historical …
E-Resources Are For Everyone! Learning About E-Resources As A Public-Facing Librarian, Jillian Speck
E-Resources Are For Everyone! Learning About E-Resources As A Public-Facing Librarian, Jillian Speck
Georgia Library Quarterly
Librarianship is a vast field, with both front-facing and back-end elements. What happens when someone wants to switch from the public-facing end to the technical side? Managing electronic resources, or e-resources, includes the systems in which e-resources reside, understanding the e-resources life cycle, and knowing which purchase models apply to which resource. A librarian coming from a front-facing job might think it is impossible to make the switch given the technical knowledge needed, but it is not. This article shows librarians who want to switch gears that it is possible to do so and how to take the first steps …
Listening, Learning, Accommodating: A Critical Look At Inclusive Research Help, Michelle Lee, Laura Beane, Kristina Lang, Jillian Speck, Kristina Clement
Listening, Learning, Accommodating: A Critical Look At Inclusive Research Help, Michelle Lee, Laura Beane, Kristina Lang, Jillian Speck, Kristina Clement
Faculty Articles
Research consultations continue to be a valuable means of connecting with users and supporting their research needs. As we’ve received an increasing number of research consultations where one or more accommodations have been requested, the Kennesaw State University Libraries have been exploring ways to provide accommodations in research consultations. Since there is a lack of research on this specific facet of research consultations, this literature review focuses on the related topics of assistive technology in libraries, accommodations in library services and spaces, and library anxiety to show how these topics relate to providing accommodations in research consultations. The objective of …
Georgia Library Spotlight Black Caucus Teams With That’S Lit. Co. To Provide Access To Diverse Stories, La Loria Konata
Georgia Library Spotlight Black Caucus Teams With That’S Lit. Co. To Provide Access To Diverse Stories, La Loria Konata
Georgia Library Quarterly
No abstract provided.
News From Live Oak Public Library, Elizabeth Mccullare
News From Live Oak Public Library, Elizabeth Mccullare
Georgia Library Quarterly
No abstract provided.
University System Of Georgia Names Angela Stanley As State Librarian, Deborah Hakes
University System Of Georgia Names Angela Stanley As State Librarian, Deborah Hakes
Georgia Library Quarterly
No abstract provided.
Book Review: Radioactive Dixie: A Nuclear History Of The American South, Will Jones
Book Review: Radioactive Dixie: A Nuclear History Of The American South, Will Jones
Georgia Library Quarterly
No abstract provided.
Book Review: Land Of Everlasting Hills: George Masa, Jim Thompson, And The Photographs That Helped Save The Great Smoky Mountains And Blaze The Appalachian Trail, Linh Uong
Georgia Library Quarterly
No abstract provided.
Book Review: The Nature Of Pain: Roots, Recovery, And Redemption Amid The Opioid Crisis, Justin J. Mueller
Book Review: The Nature Of Pain: Roots, Recovery, And Redemption Amid The Opioid Crisis, Justin J. Mueller
Georgia Library Quarterly
No abstract provided.
From The President, Tamika Barnes
Summer 2026 - Full Issue, Georgia Library Quarterly
Summer 2026 - Full Issue, Georgia Library Quarterly
Georgia Library Quarterly
No abstract provided.
The Georgia Library Quarterly Thanks Past And Current Members Of The Peer Review Board, Wilhelmina Randtke, Chelsee Dickson
The Georgia Library Quarterly Thanks Past And Current Members Of The Peer Review Board, Wilhelmina Randtke, Chelsee Dickson
Georgia Library Quarterly
The purpose of this article is to acknowledge recent past peer reviewers for the Georgia Library Quarterly (GLQ), serving since 2021 when the peer review board was established, and to provide background on the current peer review process at GLQ for other journals wishing to establish or modify their peer review processes or to formalize and expand their peer review.
Georgia Library Association Executive Board Officer Candidates For 2026, Karen Manning
Georgia Library Association Executive Board Officer Candidates For 2026, Karen Manning
Georgia Library Quarterly
No abstract provided.
Georgia Library Spotlight Kennesaw State University Libraries Unveils New Website!, Erica Flint, Brianna Parfaite
Georgia Library Spotlight Kennesaw State University Libraries Unveils New Website!, Erica Flint, Brianna Parfaite
Georgia Library Quarterly
No abstract provided.
Georgia Library Spotlight North Cobb Regional Library Launches America 250 Series, Barbara Sonnefeldt
Georgia Library Spotlight North Cobb Regional Library Launches America 250 Series, Barbara Sonnefeldt
Georgia Library Quarterly
No abstract provided.
Artificial Intelligence And The Thoughtful Reference Librarian At Valdosta State University’S Odum Library: A Practice Brief, Harikleia Georgiou Sirmans
Artificial Intelligence And The Thoughtful Reference Librarian At Valdosta State University’S Odum Library: A Practice Brief, Harikleia Georgiou Sirmans
Georgia Library Quarterly
This practice brief examines how reference librarians at Valdosta State University’s Odum Library integrate artificial intelligence into daily work while maintaining institutional policies and core library values. As AI reshapes their roles, they must carefully evaluate, verify, and ethically judge any AI output. They support students and instructors by teaching AI literacy, promoting responsible use, translating institutional policies into practical guidance, and emphasizing critical thinking. The brief also stresses the importance of human judgment, empathy, and professional expertise that AI cannot replace. It concludes with practical steps for academic research. For clarity, this article uses the term “instructors” to refer …