Acceptance Speeches & Thank you!

Hello! I created this page first, as a way to express my deep appreciation for all of the help, support and encouragement I have received for many years. Second, I wanted to thank so very many people for sharing their thoughts and ideas with me and many others. I have received two great honors thanks to all of you--the ACRL Instruction Section's 2014 Miriam Dudley Instruction Librarian Award, and the 2015 Distinguished Alumni Award, bestowed by the UCLA Library & Information Science Alumni Association (LISAA)--thank you, one and all!!

Acceptance speech: ACRL Instruction Section's 2014 Miriam Dudley Instruction Librarian Award

Acceptance speech: 2015 Distinguished Alumni Award, LISAA

See below for lists of colleagues & friends who have awed, inspired, influenced, supported, and encouraged me, in addition to MIMI DUDLEY, as well as some key publications that have influenced me throughout my career.

(Please forgive me if I have inadvertently left off your name below. If so, I would appreciate it so much if you would email me and remind me of our work together so I can add your name to the appropriate list: estherg@ucla.edu. Thank you!)

UCLA Librarians (current & former), former students & Interns

Keri Botello Cathy Brown Allyson Carlyle (former student)

Richard Chabran Liz Cheney (former Intern) Sarah Clark (former student)

Anita Colby Debe Costa Adele Dobry (former Intern)

Mark Emmons (former student) Jesse Erickson (former student) Miki Goral

Robert Gore Ruby Guitierrez David Hirsch

Joan Kaplowitz Lynn Lampert (former student) Simon Lee (former student)

Joanne Millard Eleanor Mitchell Diane Mizrachi

Roberta Nixon Connie Nyhan Teresa Omidsalar

Michael Oppenheim Billie Pashaie (former student) Brian Schottlaender

Christina Sheldon (former student) Lise Snyder Mark Stover (former RA)

Pauline Swartz (former student & Intern) Rhonda Super Lorelei Tanji (former TA for GSLIS 110, UCLA 4-unit undergrad course)

Dominique Turnbow Ken Wade Sarah Watstein

Michael Yonezawa (former student) Janet Ziegler (former Acting Head of UCLA College Library)

Other UCLA colleagues (currently & formerly at UCLA)

Marcia Bates, iSchool Bruce Beiderwell, Writing Program

JoAnn Damron-Rodriguez, Social Welfare & GE Cluster Program

Mike Franks, Social Sciences Computing Rachel Fretz, Writing Program

George Gadda, Writing Program Pat Gilmore, Writing Program

Dean Bob Hayes, UCLA iSchool Linda Jensen, TESL

Lene Levy-Storms, Social Welfare & GE Cluster Program

Mary Maack, iSchool Jackie Reynolds, Academic Computing

Ruth Sabean, Chancellor's Office Kelly Stack, Academic Computing

Kent Wada, Office of Information Technology Jennifer Westbay, Writing Program

Don Worth, Academic Computing

Other institutions - Librarians

Theresa Byrd Monica Fusich Gary Handman

Jon Hufford Trudi Jacobson Lisa Janicke Hinchliffe

Kari Lucas Susan Miller Kenley Neufeld

Cerise Oberman Mary Reichel Pat Ragains

Ilene Rockman Bob Rose Loriene Roy

Brian Schottlaender Isabel Stirling Sandy Vella

Richard Werking Lynn Westbrook Sharon Weiner

Beth Woodard

LILi (California Lifelong Information Literacy- multitype library group)

Elisa Slater Acosta Louise Beebe Jill Blaemers

Angela Boyd Lisa Burgert Tony Lin

Pauline Manaka Angie Murrell Judith Samuel

Lydia Smith-Davis Jeanne Swedo Carol Womack

+ all other LILi Members & Officers

International Colleagues, Second Life Colleagues, & Others

Joe Floyd Valerie Hill Forest Woody Horton

Serap Kurbanoglu Diane Nahl Rhonda Trueman

Sheila Webber Deni Wicklund Paul Zurkowski

Key publications & authors that have influenced me...

Angelo, Thomas A. and K. Patricia Cross. 1993. Classroom Assessment Techniques: A

Handbook for College Teachers. 2d ed. Jossey-Bass Higher and Adult Education

Series. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass Publishers.

Beaubien, Anne K., Sharon A. Hogan, and Mary W. George. 1982. Learning the Library:

Concepts and Methods for Effective Bibliographic Instruction. New York: Bowker.

Bechtel, Joan. 1986. "Conversation, a New Paradigm for Librarianship." C&RL 47(3):219-224.

BI-L, ILI-L, InfoLit-L

Dudley, Miriam. 1970. Chicano Library Program. Los Angeles, CA: University of California.

https://escholarship.org/uc/item/8b71f1ct?query=dudley miriam

______. 1981. Library Instruction Workbook. Los Angeles, CA: University of California Library.

https://escholarship.org/uc/item/2f5081hp?query=dudley miriam

Mayer, Richard E., ed. 2005. Cambridge Handbook of Multimedia Learning. New York:

Cambridge University Press.

Mellon, Constance A. 1986. "Library Anxiety: A Grounded Theory and its Development." C&RL

47(2):160-165.

Moore, Ward. 1953. Bring the Jubilee. New York: Farrar, Straus & Young.

Oberman, Cerise and Katina Strauch, ed. 1982. Theories of Bibliographic Education: Designs

for Teaching. New York: Bowker.

Reichel, Mary and Mary Ann Ramey, eds. 1987. Conceptual Frameworks for Bibliographic

Education: Theory Into Practice. Littleton, CO: Libraries Unlimited

Research Strategies. 1983-2005. Ann Arbor, MI: Mountainside Publishing.

Roberts, Anne F. and Susan Griswold Blandy. 1989. Library Instruction for Librarians. 2d rev.

ed. Library Science Text Series. Englewood, CO: Libraries Unlimited.

Stephenson, Neal. 1992. Snow Crash. New York: Bantam Books.

van der Meij, Hans and Ard W. Lazonder. 1993. "Assessment of the Minimalist Approach to

Computer User Documentation." Interacting with Computers 5(4):355-370.

Organizations & institutions that have provided support & engagement opportunities...

ACRL (Association of College & Research Libraries)

BIS/IS (ACRL Bibliographic Instruction Section/Instruction Section)

ECIL (European Conference on Information Literacy)

Librarians Associationof the University of California (statewide) (LAUC)

Librarians Associationof the University of California, Los Angeles (LAUC-LA)

LILi (Lifelong Information Literacy -- multitype library group)

LIRT (ALA Library Instruction Round Table)

NFIL (National Forum on Information Literacy)

UCLA Information Studies Department

UCLA Library

Tips for you...

See other pages on this site, plus "Teach Information Literacy & Critical Thinking!" https://sites.google.com/site/teachinfolit/