Thursday, October 8, 2020

 

Tenured Faculty e-Portfolio

A Few of My Favorite Accomplishments this Year 
  • Outreach to FC Tech & Engineering & Art Departments to Help w/ Online Learning
    • In 2019, I reached out to my T&E contacts to ask about/plan for the department meeting, then I asked friend and colleague, Tim Ream (systems librarian), to co-present with me. Tim and I inquired about the departmental needs. Then, Tim and I worked to find the resources that the T&E folks requested.
    • 2020, due to COVID-19: Tim and I amped up our division outreach, inc. a T&E Zoom meeting, to secure e-resources for instructors. As e-resources are pricey, the challenge has been to work with the: department deans, the vendors, the faculty across a variety of subject areas (ranging from art to automotive), and the other librarians -- to help instructors to secure the necessary resources ASAP. The job was quite time-consuming, e.g., getting pricing from vendors who insist on giving a product presentation first. The faculty, staff, and dean in T&E expressed gratitude for our help.
    • I noticed ARTstor was offering free access, in light of COVID-19, so I asked Tim to add ARTstor to JSTOR. Then, Tim and I promoted ARTstor to our art dept. contacts. They've been greatly appreciative!
      • Carol's response to news of free ARTstor access 'til 6/21
      Klutch's reaction to email re: free ARTstor access 'til 6/21
  • Wayfinding Committee & Queer Book Club Push to Remove Plummer Portrait
    • Coordinated with the FCL Queer Book Club and Wayfinding Committee, as well as the FC Diversity Committee, to advocate for the removal of the Plummer portrait. Because I pushed to start this process along with my supportive campus contacts (including the library dean : ) -- later, when a high school student spoke with the local news about the Plummer legacy -- our admin was able to state to the press that the process of approving the removal of the Plummer portrait was complete.
https://tribetribune.com/9039/news/school-board-members-justify-removing-plummer-name


Meeting of NOCCCD Board of Trustees, 6.23.2020

  • Listened to My Gut, Reported a Student Behavior Concern to Dean, Communicated the Issue to Colleagues to See if there Was Overlap, Documented the Interactions for Campus Safety/BIT
    • I felt that a student behavior needed to be documented. Wrote to dean that day. The issue arose again the next day. I asked the student of concern for details. The student sent evidence of a concerning interaction; I replied to the student with contact info for the mental health center. I discussed again with dean. We contacted BIT and the impacted department leads -- to act proactively investigate the issue. Investigation uncovered that the student was responsible for roughly half of the campus chats, and intervention began. The student's behavior is now being tracked & appropriate authorities are involved.
  • Collaborating on Development of Library Instruction Outreach Tools for Students
    • Working with PT and FT librarians to offer alternate options to appeal to different learning styles, including offering Badgr badges and gaming-style workshops.

  • Sampling of Projects (since previous triennial tenured faculty review) 

    Provide safe spaces, particularly for queer students, and LGBTQ+ staff training: 
    1. Co-plan/co-facilitate LGBTQIA+ student support group (fall 2020). 
    2. Bring GLAAD trans-awareness training by trans-activist Scott Turner Schofield to campus (fall 2019). 
    3. Serve as interim LGBTQIA+ co-liaison (fall 2020). 
    4. Co-advise QPOC (fall 2020). 
    5. Co-Chair Queer Book Club (spring 2020, summer 2020, fall 2020). 
    6. Participate in Safe Zone + Queer Resource Center Planning Committee discussions (Fall 2019-present). 
    7. Co-plan/co-facilitate Brave Space Student Forum (with Cadena Center, fall 2020). 
    8. Co-Plan LGBTQ+ Summit Meeting (fall 2019, fall 2020). For fall 2020, Cadena Center presents "Re-Imagining Sexual, Gender, and Political Identity,” feat. Liz Sanchez.
    9. Co-Advise QPOC (Queer People of Color) (fall 2020). 
    10. Due to COVID-19: Assist with graduating class outreach. Initiate division outreach to secure e-resources (March-May 2020). 
    11. Co-chair Q&A: Queer Straight Alliance (Fall 2017–present). 
    Informally supervise acquisitions department library assistants. 
    Develop and evaluate collection. Manage budget. Research and procure print books, databases, and new technologies. 
    Instruct LIB 100HF and F courses and general and specialized library instruction sessions. 
    Contribute to program review. 
    Collaborate with colleagues to develop and assess student learning outcomes. 
  • Annual Faculty Senate Beach Reads Book-Talk
    Sample LibGuides
    • Hispanic Heritage Month: Threw this together the day that I saw an IG post go up about a library-Cadena Center collab.
    • General Guide: This LibGuide includes prep for the queer book club & 1-on-1 research consultations (left-hand side).
    Sample Library Instruction Sessions


    Instruction Experience 

    (2019, Fall). Plan/Implement one-day training for new adjuncts. 
    (2019, Summer). Teach credit courses at Fullerton College: Buena Park High School, LIB 100F, and HF (honors). 
    (2018, Fall). Plan/Implement one-day training for new adjuncts. 
    (2018, Summer). Teach credit courses at Fullerton College: Buena Park High School, LIB 100F, and HF (honors). 
    (2017, Fall). Plan/Implement two-day training for full-time librarians and adjuncts. 
    (2017, Summer). Teach credit course at Fullerton College, LIB 100F and HF (honors). 
    (2017, Spring). Teach online credit course at Fullerton College, LIB 100F and HF (honors). 
    (2016, Fall). Pilot online credit course at Fullerton College, LIB 100F and HF using Google apps. 
    (2016, Summer). Teach 3 credit courses at Fullerton College, LIB 100F and HF using TurnItIn.com. 
    (2010, August–present). Teach and assess general and tailored library instruction sessions, Fullerton College Library. Grants Written by Starkey 
    (2020, Spring). $500 Friends of the Fullerton College Library funding for queer book club and card catalog art contest, inviting participants to use the library’s old catalog cards to design and create artwork that reinvents and reuses these nostalgic search tools. Planned collaboration with art department to judge and promote the contest, and then emcee the awards ceremony. 
    (2019, Fall). $2,000 professional development grant, Fullerton College (FC) Staff Development to attend BookExpo, NYC. 
    (2018, Fall). $2,000 professional development grant, Fullerton College Staff Development for participation in ALA Annual, D.C. 
    (2017, Fall). $2,000 professional development grant, FC Staff Development for participation in ALA Annual, New Orleans. Current Committee Membership 
    Fullerton College 
    o (Spring 2020-present). Co-Chair: Queer Book Group, Fullerton College Library. 
    o (Fall 2019-present). Safe Zone + Queer Resource Center Planning Committee. 
    o (Fall 2019-present). Tenure Review Committee, Assessment Librarian. 
    o (Fall 2019-present). Diversity Committee library liaison. 
    o (Spring 2019-present). Library Wayfinding Committee chair. 
    o (Spring 2019–present). Curriculum Committee library representative. 
    o (Fall 2018-present). Tenure Review Committee, Online Learning Librarian. 
    o (Fall 2017–present). Co-Chair: Q&A: Queer Straight Alliance, a United Faculty LGBTQIA+ & Straight Allies subcommittee. 
    o (Fall 2014–present). Faculty Allocation Committee (subcommittee of Fullerton College Faculty Senate). During my tenure, successfully argued for 5 full-time, faculty librarian positions. 

    Prior Committee Membership 

    Fullerton College 
    o (Summer 2019). Hiring Committee, Adjunct Librarians. 
    o (Fall 2018–Spring 2019). Hiring Committee, Assessment Librarian. 
    o (Summer 2018). Hiring Committee, Adjunct Librarians. 
    o (Spring 2018–Spring 2019). Hiring Committee, Assessment Librarian. 
    o (Spring 2017–Spring 2018). United Faculty humanities and library site representative. 
    o (Fall 2016–Spring 2019). Staff Development Committee, a campus-wide committee, won seat in contested election. 
    o (Fall 2016–Spring 2018). Honors Advisory Committee, a campus-wide committee. 
    o (Fall 2016–Spring 2017). Hiring Committee, Online Learning Librarian and Systems Librarian. 
    o (Fall 2016–Spring 2017). Mission/Vision Statement Workgroup, a campus-wide committee. (“I was, uh, one of the authors of the Fullerton College vision statement. The original vision statement. Not the compromise second draft.”) 
    o (Fall 2015–Spring 2017). Standards IIB Committee, a campus-wide committee. 
    o (Fall 2015–Fall 2016). Tenure Review Committee, Online Learning Librarian. 
    o (Fall 2015–Spring 2017). Distance Education Advisory Committee, a campus-wide committee. 
    o (Fall 2015–Spring 2016). Hiring Committee, Adjunct Librarians. 
    o (Fall 2015–Spring 2016). Hiring Committee, Reference and Student Programming Librarian. 
    o (Fall 2014–Fall 2016). Fullerton College Faculty Senate. 

    Additional Career Highlights 

    Won $4,210, spring 2017, to increase awareness of library offerings approved by President's Advisory Council upon recommendation of Planning and Budget Steering Committee. Initiative co-written with cataloger. 
    Awarded Fullerton College Staff Development Teaching Learning Certificate, Spring 2016. Applicable Classwork 
    (2020, Summer). Online Learning Certificate. 
    (2016, Summer). Increasing Collaboration by Going Paperless. 
    (2016, Summer). Google World. 
    (2016, Winter). Elements of Supervision.

    Sunday, September 6, 2020

    Fall 2020 Tenured Faculty Triennial Evaluation Portfolio


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    LibAnswers Stats from the Past Month:




    LibAnswers Chat Ref Sampler:

    A Sunday in September example:

    https://askus.library.fullcoll.edu/admin/ticket?qid=5885384

    Acquisitions strawbrarian asking a student to complete a survey:

    LibAnswers chat discussion

    Yours truly asking student to break into campus at the start of COVID pandemic:

    More seriously, my communicating w/ an instructor about online workshops:





















    Just to add some a couple more recent ref questions. Thank you for your time.

    November 12, 2020

    Note from Anya Shyrokova (Nov 12 2020, 08:10am):

    Hi! Though maybe you'd be the better judge of how this fits into the wider library acquisitions policy. Thanks! - Anya

    Book Inquiry

    Hello:

    Hope all is well. Our press wanted to inquire about how we can make our forthcoming book, Mississippi Prison Writing, known to your library for possible inclusion in your collection ? We feel it is an important cultural publication that should be read by as many people as possible. Any information would be appreciated.

    Sincerely,

    Louis Bourgeois
    Prison Writes Initiative
    662-816-8058
    https://www.facebook.com/inmateartandwriting
    Asked By: VOX PRESS 


    Good day, Louis,
    The librarian who is the subject specialist for this collection development area is Librarian, Online Learning Lugene Rosen (lrosen@fullcoll.edu714.992.7383, https://library.fullcoll.edu/directory/, and https://fullcoll.libguides.com/prf.php?account_id=145840). You might want to reach out to her. FCL strives to offer students a well-developed collection of print books and eResources. The librarians welcome recommendations for supplemental research additions and leisure reads. Selections are constrained by both budget and the college accreditation requirement that library resources support supplemental research. Regarding research materials – FCL strives to offer students a well-developed collection of print books and eResources, and we welcome your recommendations for supplemental research additions and leisure reads. 
     
    Within a limited budget, the librarians select titles to supplement course content for their collection subject areas by consulting a number of sources/using knowledge gained from: 1) Faculty and student surveys and requests; 2) Library conference presenters’ recommendations and selection lists; 3) Reference questions; 4) Library periodicals, such as Library Journal and Reference & User Services Quarterly; 5) Professional library review resource Choice online; 6) Community requests; 7) Book award lists; 8) Course descriptions in Curricunet; and 9) Staff recommendations -- to maintain and develop the library collection. If the appropriate department dean can fund the book(s) or other requested resources, this helps. Please note that reviews are available via OneSearch.
    Your project is important, best of luck with your work.
    Thank you for your time,
    Monique 

    _________________  

    Monique Delatte Starkey  

    Acquisitions Strawbrarian  

    My gendered proverbs: Moi, Her-culean, She-Ra, Mary, Dorothy's bestie  

    Co-chairQueerBookClub 


    November 12, 2020

    Guest92267829: Hi! I am an instructor and I was told there was a free copy of "Grading for Equity" by Joe Feldman available for me to pick up at the library. How do I do that?
    M D Starkey: Hi, I'm not looped in on this particular book, let me check with the circulation department.
    Guest92267829: Thank you
    M D Starkey: Oh, I see the email from Jeanne about it...Ok, one moment...
    M D Starkey: You may request materials for curbside pick up here: https://library.fullcoll.edu/curbside-pickup/
    M D Starkey: Hi, my circ dept colleague is requesting your name
    Guest92267829: Mindy Guilford
    Guest92267829: Thank you for your help
    M D Starkey: Hi, Mindy, It's Monique
    M D Starkey: : )
    Guest92267829: Hi Monique :) Nice chatting with you. You are, as ever, most helpful!
    M D Starkey: You're on the list!
    Guest92267829: Thank you
    M D Starkey: Oh, thank you! That's nice of you to say 😀
    M D Starkey: Sandy is telling me that you can just pick it up from 2p-5p today via curbside pickup. : )
    M D Starkey: No need to complete paperwork or anything.
    M D Starkey: Sandy says, "She may just need to verify her name when she pick up"
    M D Starkey: But, it's ready to go! : )
    M D Starkey: If today doesn't work, the other curbside pickup option is Monday, 10a-1p
    Guest92267829: I would like to pick it up today. That would be awesome.
    M D Starkey: Ty, Mindy! : ) Sandy says that it's ready for pick up today, so everything should be fine.
    Guest92267829: Great. So I call the number when I get there and they will bring it out?
    M D Starkey: I think they're just waiting there for people, let me ask! : )
    M D Starkey: Nope. You're right
    M D Starkey: Haha
    M D Starkey: Don is not standing outside waiting, as I pictured.
    Guest92267829: Ok thanks :)
    M D Starkey: Call the number upon arrival.

    November 5, 2020

    Guest9393477: Good Morning, I am an adjunct instructor in the Technology Dept. How would I access the library resources? Specifically electronic media ? Brian Swartz
    M D Starkey: Hi, this is the librarian.
    Guest9393477: Hi
    M D Starkey: Let me send you those instructions.
    Guest9393477: Perfect!
    Guest9393477: I would like to have access to on line material, for example, https://www.jstor.org
    M D Starkey: 2. Select database, e.g., NexisUni

    • When prompted to sign in to the database from off-campus, type your student ID (or faculty ID) and last name.
    • OR
    • You can also log-in to the FC databases through Canvas, or via MyGateway (through the library channel under the myGateway “Fullerton” tab). Then, select a library database and you’re on your way! If these methods do not work, then we will need to find out what the access problem is, e.g., failure to get the login screen, failure of the server to respond after entering info, error message returned indicating incorrect user ID/password, etc. We will need to know the specific time, student ID & link information.
    3. Type your search terms (“kamala harris") in the OneSearch search box (@ the middle/top of the webpage).
    OR
    4. Click search.
    M D Starkey: oops, i cut them off
    M D Starkey: 1. From: https://fullcoll.libguides.com/az.php
    2. Select database, e.g., JSTOR

    • When prompted to sign in to the database from off-campus, type your student ID (or faculty ID) and last name.
    • OR
    • You can also log-in to the FC databases through Canvas, or via MyGateway (through the library channel under the myGateway “Fullerton” tab). Then, select a library database and you’re on your way! If these methods do not work, then we will need to find out what the access problem is, e.g., failure to get the login screen, failure of the server to respond after entering info, error message returned indicating incorrect user ID/password, etc. We will need to know the specific time, student ID & link information.
    3. Type your search terms (“kamala harris") in the OneSearch search box (@ the middle/top of the webpage).
    OR
    4. Click search.
    M D Starkey: Or another route:
    M D Starkey: . From: library.fullcoll.edu.
    2. Type your search terms (“The Goodness Paradox: The Strange Relationship between Virtue and Violence in Human Evolution/Blueprint: The Evolutionary Origins of a Good Society") in the OneSearch search box (@ the middle/top of the webpage).
    3. Click Search.
    Guest9393477: OK! Thanks, I will give it a try, I appreciate your help. Brian
    M D Starkey: If you have trouble, let me know
    M D Starkey: more info re: library offerings here: https://fullcoll.libguides.com/free-stuff
    M D Starkey: I'm signing out for a shift change, but if you have further questions, please let us know! : )

    Another November 5, 2020 question: 
    Guest59023941: Keri
    M D Starkey: hello, this is the librarian
    Guest59023941: Error
    Guest59023941: I just typed so much and it only sent my name
    M D Starkey: i'm sorry to hear that!
    Guest59023941: I was needing some help with research, and did not know if I need to book an appt
    M D Starkey: What are you researching?
    M D Starkey: We can get u started
    Guest59023941: I am writing my 3rd essay on gun laws and this 3rd one is Rogerian
    Guest59023941: So I need to research gun laws/common ground
    Guest59023941: or gun laws/solutions
    M D Starkey: i would probably look in opposing viewpoints to start
    M D Starkey: have you checked there?
    Guest59023941: thank you
    Guest59023941: not yet
    M D Starkey: https://fullcoll.libguides.com/c.php?g=921023&p=6647963
    Guest59023941: so I would search opposing viewpoints on gun laws?
    M D Starkey: Also check this database: Gun Regulation and Legislation in America
    M D Starkey: Hein Online
    M D Starkey: https://fullcoll.libguides.com/c.php?g=921023&p=6647963
    M D Starkey: do you know how to get to opposing viewpoints?
    Guest59023941: no
    M D Starkey: From: https://fullcoll.libguides.com/az.php 2. Select database, e.g., Gale Opposing Viewpoints • When prompted to sign in to the database from off-campus, type your student ID (or faculty ID) and last name. • OR • You can also log-in to the FC databases through Canvas, or via MyGateway (through the library channel under the myGateway “Fullerton” tab). Then, select a library database and you’re on your way! If these methods do not work, then we will need to find out what the access problem is, e.g., failure to get the login screen, failure of the server to respond after entering info, error message returned indicating incorrect user ID/password, etc. We will need to know the specific time, student ID & link information.
    M D Starkey: Type your search terms (“gun control") in the search box (@ the/top of the webpage).
    M D Starkey: Do you mind giving it a try?
    Guest59023941: yes I'll try it thank you
    M D Starkey: great! let us know how it goes...
    Guest59023941: ok, and thank you for your prompt response.
    M D Starkey: thank you! : )
    M D Starkey: 😀
    M D Starkey: I'm signing out for a shift change, but if you have further questions, please let us know! : )