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Renée
Curry, Ph.D.
Director / Associate Professor, Institute for Human Communication
California State University, Monterey Bay, Bldg. 2 Rm. 112
renee_curry@csumb.edu
tel: (831) 582-5018
fax: (831) 582-3780
Professor
Renée R. Curry, one of the facilitators of the project,
has been elected Director of the Institute for Human Communications
at Monterey Bay beginning August 2001. She has been involved with
the information competency project of the CSU since 1995. She
was part of the original information competency team at CSU San
Marcos, along with librarian Gabriela Sonntag. She has delivered
two presentations on information competency at AAHE along with
Lorie Roth from the Chancellor's office and various representatives
from the CSU campuses. Professor Curry and Gabriela Sonntag developed
a focus group study at San Marcos to assess the information competency
skills of the campus' first general education graduates. The results
of this study as well as a sample of well-regarded information-competency
activities appear on the CSU San Marcos web site. Professor Curry
has also developed information competency activities for her own
literature classrooms and has facilitated the use of these activities
at two CSU Teacher Scholar Summer Institutes. Professor Curry
has recently moved to the CSU Monterey Bay campus (as of August
2000), and she is quite excited about beginning the process of
developing and implementing information competency activities
and assessment at CSU Monterey Bay.
Bill Robnett
Director, Library Learning Complex
California State University, Monterey Bay, Bldg. 12 Rm. 112
william_robnett@csumb.edu
Tel:
(831) 582-4448
fax: (831) 582-3354
Librarian
Bill Robnett is the CSUMB Library Director since August 1998.
He began his 22-year academic library career as the Science Librarian
at Oberlin College. He then served as Director of Reader Services
and Collection Development at Rice University Library, followed
by an appointment as Director of the Central, Science, and Observatory
Libraries at Vanderbilt University. He is a nationally recognized
authority on reader services and collection development in academic
libraries, and in 2000 was elected Vice-President/President-Elect
for the Association for Library Collections and Technical Services
(ALCTS), a division of the American Library Association. In 2001
he chairs the California State University Council of Library Directors
Electronic Access to Resources Committee. Presently he is a member
of the editorial board of the journals, Serials Review and Journal
of Access Services, and previously was a member of the Library
Advisory Council of Springer New York Verlag. He recently was
appointed to the Advisory Board of theLibraryPlace.com, a venture
of the Baker & Taylor Corporation that is creating an Internet
community for public, school and academic librarians to provide
a board range of information resources, products, and services.
He has published and given presentations at national and international
conferences on various aspects of academic libraries, including
collection development in the electronic environment and pricing
models of electronic serials. He has a B.S. (honors) in Zoology
and an M.S. in Botany from Texas Tech University and the M.L.I.S.
from the University of Texas at Austin.
Pam
Baker
Reference and Instruction Librarian
CSUMB Library, Bldg. 12 Rm. 125
pam_baker@csumb.edu
Tel: (831)
582-3887
fax: (831) 582-3354
HCOM
Faculty
Faculty of the HCOM Institute has up to six years
of experience with developing and teaching outcomes-based curricula.
As well, each HCOM professor has up to six years of experience
with assessment related to measuring student-learning outcomes.
Linking the CSU information competencies will most certainly prove
to be something at which this group proves to be quite effective
and creative.
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