Diversity at work in academic libraries 2010-2015: an annotated bibliography

Jenny Lynne Semenza (author) is the Associate University Librarian for Research & Learning Services at Idaho State University’s Eli M. Oboler Library. She has been working at the Oboler Library for the past 20 years in varying public services capacities. In August of 2008, she returned from a sabbatical where she visited academic and public libraries throughout the West. She has served on many University committees including Co-Chair of the Faculty Senate, Curriculum Council, Budget Council, University Library Committee and University Web Development. Her service has also included committees at the library such as Space Planning, Public Relations and Travel. She is actively involved in the information literacy program at ISU, particularly in the areas of web 2.0, social software, business, law and science. She is a frequent presenter at regional and state library conferences.

Regina Koury is a Assistant University Librarian for Discovery & Resource Services Department at the Idaho State University library responsible for cataloging, electronic resources, systems, government documents management. Regina had previously worked at the University of Southern California (USC) with experience in electronic resources, print serials, interlibrary loan and public desk services. She earned her MLIS from the University of Pittsburgh and MEd in Instructional Technology from the Idaho State University.

Sandra Shropshire is an Associate University Librarian for Collections at Idaho State University. She has experience in serials management, electronic resources management, cataloging, collection development, system administration, reference, instruction and library administration. She holds an MLS from the University of Arizona and an MA in English from Idaho State University.