Andrew Reiner (Honors College and Department of English) was part of a recent panel discussion on civility entitled “Would You Say That to My Face? And Other Questions of Online Citizenship” and sponsored by Howard County Public Library. The discussion was held October 8 and was moderated by NPR Newscaster Korva Coleman. Click here to view pictures from the event. https://www.flickr.com/photos/hocolibrary/albums/72157659656545851
Kathryn L. Evans (Music) presented a poster, “Embracing Learner Variability: An Innovative Approach to Teaching Choral Conducting,” at the biennial Society for Music Teacher Education Symposium on Music Teacher Education. http://smte.us/conferences-symposia/2015-symposium-general-information/ She also presented two sessions, “Music That Moves You! Integrating Elements of D-O-K in Choral Ensembles” and “Hire Me! Proactive Tips for Landing Your First Music Teaching Job” at the National Association for Music Education National In-Service Conference. Evans presented a session, “Navigating the Intersection of Church and State in Public Schools,” at the Maryland Music Educators Association Fall In-Service Conference.
Librarians Joyce Garczynski and Carl Olson presented “Taking the Stickiness Out Of the Stuck Places Using Government Information” at the Depository Library Council Meeting and Federal Depository Library Conference in Arlington, VA on October 20, 2015.
Librarian Sarah Burns Gilchrist’s review of Children’s Literature in Action: A Librarian’s Guide, 2nd Edition was published in volume 85, issue 4 of The Library Quarterly.
