Faculty and Staff Achievements
New Hires: Sean Baker, Reference Specialist in Special Collections and Archives Karen Burton, Lecturer Christina Chupin, Historic Site Guide Caitlin Clark, Marketing and Outreach Coordinator Joann Cooler, Digital Imaging Assistant Holly Corbett, Historic Site Guide Shamella Cromartie, Associate Dean for Organizational Performance and Inclusion Lynn Dingle, Director of Community Engagement Sarah Fisher, Library Specialist at CU-ICAR Library Helena Gaines, HR Liaison/Payroll Manager LeDatta Grimes, Oral Historian Madison Hetu, Creative Technologies Manager Van Hope, Digital Lab Manager
Promotions and New Positions: Tyler Commons, Promoted to Learning Commons Manager Jennifer Groff, awarded tenure and promoted to Associate Librarian Alison Mero, promoted to director of Clemson University Press Suzanne Rook-Schilf , promoted to Librarian Allison Shultz, promoted to usage and analytics manager Chris Vidas, promoted to department head of collections and acquisitions Chris Vinson, promoted to Librarian Achievements: Lisa Bodenheimer: published three website reviews in Technical Service Quarterly Karen Burton: co-authored the paper “Supporting Early Career Academic Librarians: A Scoping Review of Research Literature on Early Career Professional Development Initiatives (protocol)” on OSF; published the article “Research Data Management Needs Assessment of Clemson University” in the Journal of Librarianship and Scholarly Communication; published the article “What’s the Big Deal? User Experience and Interlibrary Loan Following Cancellation of a Big Deal” in Weave: Journal of Library User Experience Shelby Carroll: published a book review on “Demystifying Scholarly Metrics: A Practical Guide” in Technical Services Quarterly; co-authored the paper “Supporting Early Career Academic Librarians: A Scoping Review of Research Literature on Early Career Professional Development Initiatives (protocol)” on OSF; published “Cutting the Cord: Open Access and Demand- Driven Acquisition for Journal Content” in The Charleston Conference Proceedings, 2021
Michelle Colquitt: published “Reports on Conference, Institutes, and Seminars” in Serials Review Chris Cox: co-authored the article “ChatGPT: Implications for Academic Libraries” in College & Research Libraries News; elected chair-elect of PASCAL Shamella Cromartie: selected to participate in the inaugural cohort of Clemson University’s Women’s Roundtable Administrative Leadership Development Series Jim Cross: published the article “Washington Beat” in the Society of Georgia Archivists Magazine Scott Dutkiewicz: co-authored the article “Goofus and Gallant’s Guide to Textbook Cataloging” in South Carolina Libraries; published a chapter titled “Application of Faceted Vocabularies to Cataloging of Textbooks” in the special issue “Implementation of Faceted Vocabularies” of Cataloging and Classification Quarterly Meredith Futral: co-authored the article “Patents and Market Research: Librarians Partnering to Assist Bioengineering Senior Design Teams” in Journal of the Patent and Trademark Resource Center Association Jennifer Groff: co-authored the article “Patents and Market Research: Librarians Partnering to Assist Bioengineering Senior Design Teams” in Journal of the Patent and Trademark Resource Center Association Tomeka Jackson: elected secretary of the South Carolina Library Association; published a book review “The Sculpture of William Edmonson: Tombstones, Garden Ornaments and Stonework” in the Georgia Library Quarterly; co-authored the article “Goofus and Gallant’s Guide to Textbook Cataloging” in South Carolina Libraries
Jessica Kohout-Tailor: co-authored the article “Residential Transfer Students and the University Library: A Needs Assessment” in the Journal of Academic Librarianship Amanda McLeod: published a chapter titled “What’s in a Policy? Government Information Resources to Help Inform Policy Analysis and Research” in the book What Can U.S. Government Information Do For Me? Librarians Explain the Discovery and Use of Public Data, Documents, Maps and Images; co-authored the paper “Supporting Early Career Academic Librarians: A Scoping Review of Research Literature on Early Career Professional Development Initiatives (protocol)” on OSF Fredda Owens: earned a Bachelor of Science in sociology and certificate in business anthropology and human behavior from Clemson University Carl Redd: serving as archival consultant on a $3.4 million Mellon Grant to create a Black Heritage Trail in the Clemson area Renna Redd: named Professor of the Game by the Clemson University President’s Office and Department of Athletics; published a chapter titled “Deconstructing the Team: Using Documentation and Cross-Training to Maintain Coverage During Times of Crisis” in the book Managing Crises in the Academic Library: Past, Present and Future Suzanne Rook-Schilf: co-authored the article “Residential Transfer Students and the University Library: A Needs Assessment” in the Journal of Academic Librarianship Jessica Scott: appointed vice-chair of the NASIG Standards Committee Jessica Serrao: elected co-chair of the Society of American Archivists Metadata and Digital Objects Section; completed the Society of American Archivists certificate program in Arrangement and Description
Tomeka Jackson, Library Resident Bill McCartney, Historic Site Guide Chris Morris, Systems Librarian Otis Pickett, University Historian Sally Smith, Health Sciences Librarian
Ariel Turner, Associate Dean for Collections and Discovery Elias Tzoc, Associate Dean for Teaching, Learning and Research Anna Wehmeier-Giol, Production Editor for Clemson University Press Laura Wells, Education Media Center Library Manager
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