Library Assembly
8/23/11, 2-3 pm
4F51A Ellis Library
Attending: Members: Laura Buck, PT Martin, Matt Stottle, , Ann Barker, Jack Batterson, Steven Clayton, Stephen Stanton, Mark Ellis, Libby Myers, June DeWeese, Karen Witt, Gary Cox. Ex-officio: Jim Cogswell, Ann Riley, Deb Ward. Guests: Karla Geerlings.
Meeting Adjourned.
Come Pizza, Party and Pledge!
Please join us for the 2011 MU Libraries United Way Campaign Kick-off Luncheon!
Location: Ellis Library Staff Lounge.
Don’t miss this opportunity to hear how YOU make it possible for the United Way to help thousands of people throughout our community. An official of the Heart of Missouri United Way and a representative of a charity that benefits from United Way funding will be on the scene to meet you and to explain more about how the United Way works and to share stories about people who have received help from United Way funded programs.
Prizes: When you pick up and return your pledge card during this event, you will be eligible to win gift cards to Bookmark Café and to Target. Small door prizes will also be awarded while you enjoy the pizza and the party.
Please let us know if you have any questions about this event. (EllisMW@missouri.edu)
Thank you,
Mary Hainen, Ann Riley, and Paula Roper – MU Libraries United Way Campaign Committee
“Ellis Library closes after fire”
KOMU, Sept. 10
“Fire clean-up begins at Ellis Library”
The Missourian, Sept. 10
“Police make arrest in Ellis Library fire”
Columbia Daily Tribune, Sept. 11
“Arrest made in Ellis Library fire”
KOMU, Sept. 11
“Ellis Library arson suspect turns himself in”
The Maneater, Sept. 11
“Ellis Library to reopen Tuesday after Saturday morning fire”
The Missourian, Sept. 11
“Columbia man charged with arson in connection with library fire”
The Missourian, Sept. 11
“Police arrest Columbia, Mo., man in Mizzou library fire”
stltoday.com, Sept. 11
“Man under arrest for MU fire”
ABC 17 News, Sept. 12
“Fire cleanup continues at Ellis Library”
Columbia Daily Tribune, Sept. 12
“MU’s Ellis Library staff still cleaning after Saturday morning fire”
The Missourian, Sept. 12, 2011
“Law and order”
stltoday.com, Sept. 12
“Fire in Ellis leaves damage, shuts down building”
The Maneater, Sept. 13, 2011
MU’s annual Fire Factor event will be held on September 21. The burning of the mock dorm room will take place at 11:50 a.m. in Speaker’s Circle.
Come Pizza, Party and Pledge!
Please join us for the 2011 MU Libraries United Way Campaign Kick-off Luncheon!
Location: Ellis Library Staff Lounge.
Don’t miss this opportunity to hear how YOU make it possible for the United Way to help thousands of people throughout our community. An official of the Heart of Missouri United Way and a representative of a charity that benefits from United Way funding will be on the scene to meet you and to explain more about how the United Way works and to share stories about people who have received help from United Way funded programs.
Prizes: When you pick up and return your pledge card during this event, you will be eligible to win a book store gift card. Small door prizes will also be awarded while you enjoy the pizza and the party.
RSVP (to help determine how much pizza to order): To Mark Ellis (EllisMW@missouri.edu) by Thursday, September 15th.
Please let us know if you have any questions about this event.
Thank you,
Mary Hainen, Ann Riley, and Paula Roper – MU Libraries United Way Campaign Committee
Just published in the journal Qualitative Health Research:
Deborah Finfgeld-Connett,1 Tina L. Bloom,1 and E. Diane Johnson1
Perceived Competency and Resolution of Homelessness Among Women With Substance Abuse Problems
DOI: 10.1177/1049732311421493
http://qhr.sagepub.com/content/early/2011/09/01/1049732311421493.full.pdf+html
Lecture presentation: “Violence Against Women:
By Walter Astrada — photojournalist for Getty Images
Wednesday, Sept. 14 at 7 p.m.
The Donald W. Reynolds Journalism Institute in the Fred W. Smith Forum
Acclaimed photojournalist Walter Astrada will be visiting the J-School on Wednesday, Sept. 14 to present his images of global conflict and his documentary project on gender-related violence.
Astrada’s five-year project, “Violence Against Women,” documents sexual torture, murder and female infanticide in Guatemala, the Congo and India. The New York Times writes: “This powerful view of the global effects of violence on women is a result of Mr. Astrada’s strong personal conviction and stubborn perseverance.”
http://lens.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/09/03/violence-against-women-walter-astradas-global-view-of-a-global-problem/ <http://lens.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/09/03/violence-against-women-walter-astradas-global-view-of-a-global-problem/>
In 2010, Astrada collaborated with MediaStorm on “Undesired,” a multimedia project that examines social injustice and violence facing women in India. The story won first place for Multimedia Issue Reporting in Pictures of the Year International.
The lecture is free and everyone is welcome.
Wednesday, Sept. 14 at 7 p.m.
Fred W. Smith Forum at the Reynolds Journalism Institute
Librarian I – ACTS: A short list of candidates has been identified and interviews are scheduled. As this is an abridged search for a one-year appointment, the search process will be modified as well, meaning the ACTS will execute the search internally. The regular search format will be conducted when the national search takes place.
Director of Development – Admin: Ron Kelley, Assistant Vice Chancellor, Development, is in charge of the search. His office has reviewed the applications received thus far but wants to continue to keep the position open and to broaden the search to attract a richer pool of applicants.