Hi all,
Music Information Literacy: Inclusion and Advocacy is scheduled to be published by Library Juice Press in the fall, and there’s a lot of Oberlin in here! The manuscript was submitted today, and I want to take this moment to acknowledge the tremendous amount of talent in the Oberlin libraries – check out what your colleagues have been up to!
Music Information Literacy: Inclusion and Advocacy
table of Contents
Preface
Kathleen A. Abromeit and Dyani Sabin
- Critical Theories, Concepts, & Reflections
1 Trauma-Informed Information Literacy: Lynn Gullickson Spencer and Leanne M. VandeCreek
2 Engaging Students in Anti-Racist Information Literacy Through Critical Assessment: Elizabeth Sullivan, Liz Lang, Annie Dempsey, Shannon Simpson, Alonso Avila, Brandi Hart, and Lisa Morrison
3 Education Equity: Music Theory Information Literacy at a Hispanic-Serving Institution (HSI): Charles Roush, Katrina Roush, and Norma Denae Dibrell
4 Music Information Literacy Advocacy at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs): Nurhak Tuncer Bayramli and Juliet M. Boykins
5 Using Stephen Foster’s Statue to Teach Critical Information Literacy: Karen J. Olson
- Bringing Underrepresentation to the Forefront
6 Show Them Who You Are: Code-switching and Code-meshing in the Academy: Eboni A. Johnson
7 Information Literacy Beyond the Binary: Holling Smith-Borne and Sara J. Beutter Manus
8 Music Library Instruction for ESOL Students: Marci Cohen and Patrick Quinn
9 Stop Being a Fatphobe: Bringing a Larger Conversation to Critical Information Literacy: Kathleen A. Abromeit and Grace Elliott
III. Supporting Activism
10 Digital Accessibility in Music Libraries: Designing Your Way to User Success: Kristi Bergland
11 Identifying and Overcoming Bias in Library Discovery Systems: Leslie J. Collie and Joel Roberts
12 Flagging Problematic Language in Subject Headings: Ben Daigle, Timothy Keller, and Sarah Schaff
13 Fostering Inclusion and Belonging in the Applied Clarinet Studio: Lenora Schneller
14 Decolonizing Orchestral Repertoire: A Special Collection Vision: Gary Galván
About the Editors & Contributors
Index
I was so excited that I didn’t catch the typo in Oberlin. OY!!!
Big Congratulations!!!! At least the typo is only in Lowdown, not the book!!!
Good work! How great to be able to collaborate with your daughter and so many good colleagues.
What exciting news! And a mother-daughter collaboration as well. Congrats!