1. The Role of the Science Librarian on a University Campus Kimberly M. Hoffman May 8, 2009
2. Evans, Woody. "What drives you?(NEXTGEN)(librarianship)." Library Journal 132.20 (Dec 1, 2007): 84(1). “ One is a desire to organize information so that they're in greater control of an unpredictable world. To those motivated by this drive, librarianship is a duty because the world is an unpredictable place badly in need of order .”
3. “ The second drive is rooted in the need to offer users better access to information. For those motivated by this drive, the world will never be fully cataloged; librarianship is a duty because we want to empower people with the tools and knowledge to find and order information in ways that work for them.”
5. Transnational threats: jihadi terrorism a global financial crisis global warming energy scarcity nuclear proliferation pandemics David Brooks, New York Times, 4/28/2009
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7. Energy supply and demand Petrodictatorships Climate change Energy poverty Biodiversity loss
8. “… petro-states tend to under-educate their youth, fueling unemployment and creating a breeding ground for terrorism.”
12. “ Real educators are putting the inspiration and the content and…just the drive to learn [into science classes] …that’s really what you are after.”
13. Science Librarian … as Manager as Instructor as IT as Professional Colleague
14. Science Librarian … as Manager Policies, Staffing, Budgeting Collection Analysis & Development Communications, Reporting Envisioning & Collaborating
15. Science Librarian … as Instructor Embedded Curriculum Designer/Partner BI or Library modules for searching 23 things… First Year Experience
16. “ hybrid nature of interdisciplinary science and engineering” Ackerson Psychological factors Spatz Project management Kinkus Nature of information
17. “ I wish the country had fewer lawyers and more engineers.” Barack Obama The Audacity of Hope , 2006 p. 10
18. Resources, digital and virtual libraries; information competencies; and management Nature of information
19. St. Olaf Bio 125 Priore & Giannini 2007 “ bioinformatics” Bibliographic file management
20. Cell Biology Oxford College, Emory U Nitya & Heisel 2008 Info lit, lab reports, scientific writing
21. A Physics Professor and a Science Librarian Challenge Non-Majors to Evaluate Science
22. Web 2. 0 Library 3.0 Tools: Access Communication Writing What’s next? Science Librarian … as IT
28. Science Librarian … as Professional Colleague Learning the culture of the University
29. Science Librarian … as Librarian Books are for use. Every reader his “science” book. Every book his reader. Save the time of the reader. The library is a growing organism. The Five Laws of Library Science by S.R. Ranganathan