Presentations The Films of Wayne Morse. Public lecture and film screening. University of Oregon, Knight Library. Eugene, OR. June 5, 2014.

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1 Elizabeth Peterson 1299 Libraries, * Education PhD., English with a Structured Emphasis in Film Studies (expected graduation 2018), Univ. of Oregon M.L.I.S. (Masters of Library and Information Science), 2002, San Jose State University B.A., Comparative Literature, 1990, Univ. of California Santa Cruz Professional Experience Humanities Librarian and Curator of Moving Images, Assoc. Professor Sept present Humanities Librarian/Literature, Assoc. Professor Aug Aug Humanities Librarian/Literature, Asst. Professor Aug July 2010 Public Programming Librarian Nov Aug Public Services Librarian Aug Oct Reader Services Librarian, Visiting Asst. Professor Aug Aug Tribal Library Consultant Aug. Nov University of North Carolina Wilmington, Wilmington, NC University of North Carolina Wilmington, Wilmington, NC Grinnell College Grinnell, IA Bishop Indian Education Center Bishop, CA Publications Books Tribal Libraries in the United States: A Directory of American Indian and Alaska Native Facilities. McFarland & Company, Inc. Publishers, Book Chapters Problem-Based Learning as Critical Pedagogy. Critical Library Instruction: Theories and Methods. Eds. Emily Drabinski, Maria Accardi, and Alana Kumbier. Duluth, MN: Library Juice Press, Articles Peterson, Elizabeth, and Michael Aronson. No Birds, No Bees, No Moralizing: Lester F. Beck, Progressive Educational Filmmaker. The Moving Image 13.1 (2014): Peterson, Elizabeth. Browsing the Virtual Stacks: Making Electronic Reference Tools More Visible to Users. Public Services Quarterly 4.3 (2008): Peterson, Elizabeth, and Liza Palmer. Grass Roots Collaboration: Growing Community with the One Book, One Community Program. Technical Services Quarterly 23.3 (2006): Peterson, Elizabeth. From Geek to Glam: The Ubiquity of Incorrective Lenses. Santa Fe Reporter, (2005, June 8-14): [available online: Peterson, Aug

2013-present Humanities Librarian/Literature, Assoc. Professor Aug. 2010-Aug. 2013 Humanities Librarian/Literature, Asst. Professor Aug. 2006-July 2010 Public Programming Librarian Nov. 2005-Aug.

2 Peterson, Elizabeth. Collection Development in California Indian Tribal Libraries. Collection Building 23.3 (2004): Book Reviews States of Inquiry: Social Investigations and Print Culture in Nineteenth-Century Britain and the United States. Libraries & the Cultural Record 42.4 (2007): Femme Fatalities: Representations of Strong Women in the Media. Film International, #17 (2005):5. Web Projects Hometown Show : Movie Theaters in Eugene and Springfield, Oregon, mm Lost and Found : Documenting and Celebrating Non-theatrical Film. Presentations The Films of Wayne Morse. Public lecture and film screening., Knight Library.. June 5, Projecting Our Past: Bringing Films to the Forefront. Conference panel. Northwest Archivists 2014 Conference. Spokane, WA. May 30, Educate, Entertain, and Persuade: The U.S. Information Agency s Film Program. Conference panel. What is Documentary? Conference. Portland, OR. Apr. 25, Access to Northwest Media Archives. Conference panel. Society for Cinema and Media Studies Annual Conference. Seattle, WA. Mar. 21, Librarian-Faculty Collaborations for Teaching Research Methods in Cinema and Media Studies. Workshop [chair]. Society for Cinema and Media Studies Annual Conference. Chicago, IL. Mar. 7, It s Not Rocket Science! Utilizing Non-expert Volunteers in Media Archives. Conference panel [chair]. Association of Moving Image Archivists. Seattle, WA. Dec. 8, "You Are Getting Sleepy/Hungry/Horny : The Life and Times of Lester Beck, Filmmaking Psychologist. Conference paper and film screening with Michael Aronson. Orphans 8: The Orphan Film Symposium. New York, New York. April 14, Everyday Movies: Celebrating and Preserving Small-Gauge Films. Panel presentation. Northwest Archivists Annual Meeting. Portland, OR. April 16, Librarians Can Help Me With That? Getting the Word Out About Your Reference and Instruction Services. Panel presentation moderator Oregon Library Association/Washington Library Association Joint Conference, Salem, OR. April 3, New Modes of Campus Integration. Panel presentation Oregon Library Association/Washington Library Association Joint Conference, Vancouver, WA. April 18, Browsing the Virtual Reference Stacks: How Do We Make E-Reference Tools More Visible to Users? Roundtable Discussion leader. Association of College and Research Libraries Conference, Baltimore, MD. March 31, Information Through the Generations. Panel presentation. University of North Carolina Wilmington, Department of English, Apr. 26, Peterson, Aug

Femme Fatalities: Representations of Strong Women in the Media. Film International, #17 (2005):5. Web Projects Hometown Show : Movie Theaters in Eugene and Springfield, Oregon, 1906-1919.

3 Marketing Government Documents and Other Special Library Collections. Panel presentation. North Carolina Library Association Biennial Conference, Winston-Salem, NC. Sept. 22, Grass Roots Collaboration: Growing Community with the One Book, One Community Program. Poster session with Liza Palmer, Beth Kaylor, Dorothy Hodder, and Marsha Proctor. North Carolina Library Association Biennial Conference, Winston-Salem, NC. Sept. 21, Grass Roots Collaboration: Growing Community with the One Book, One Community Program. Poster session with Liza Palmer. Association of College and Research Libraries Conference, Minneapolis, MN. April 8, Resources in Native American Tribal Libraries. Iowa Library Association/Association of College and Research Libraries Spring Conference, Pella, IA. April 16, Building a Tribal Library Collection: Tools for Education. National Indian Education Association Annual Conference, Greensboro, NC. Nov. 2-5, Credit Courses Taught LIB 409: Archival Film Preservation practicum independent study (2 credits), UO, Spring 2014 LIB 409: Archival Film Preservation practicum independent study (4 credits), UO, Spring 2012 AIM 607: Electronic Information Research (2 credits), UO, Winter 2012 LIB 399: 16mm Film Lost & Found (4 credits), UO, Winter 2012 LIB 605: 16mm Film Collection Project independent study (4 credits), UO, Winter 2009 Leadership for the 21 st Century (1 credit), UO, Fall 2008 LIB 101: Introduction to Library Research (1 credit), UO, Winter 2008 LIB 101: Introduction to Library Research (1 credit), UO, Fall 2006 ENG 201: College Reading and Writing II (co-taught with Jason Garnett), (4 credits), UNCW, Spring 2005 LIB 101: Library Research Techniques (co-taught with Natalie Wall), (2 credits), Grinnell College, Spring 2004 Selected Exhibits Co-curator, Kin-O: The History of Movie Culture at the. Knight Library, UO, April-June 2013 Curator, Bowerman and the Men of Oregon: The Story of Oregon s Legendary Coach and Nike s Cofounder. Knight Library, UO, Jan-May 2008 Supervisory Experience Reference Department Assistant Apr present Film Preservation Student Assistant Sept June 2014 Film Preservation Student Assistant Sept June 2013 Reference Desk Student Assistants (six students) Sept June 2012 Peterson, Aug

North Carolina Library Association Biennial Conference, Winston-Salem, NC. Sept. 21, 2005. Grass Roots Collaboration: Growing Community with the One Book, One Community Program.

4 Service Professional Coordinator, Basic Film Preservation Workshop, Portland, OR, Oct Co-administrator, Cinema and Media Studies Librarians listserv (camslib), 2012-present Volunteer, Society for Cinema and Media Studies Annual Conference, Mar Peer reviewer, Collection Management (2008- ); Journal of Electronic Librarianship (2009- ) Board Member and Oregon University System Representative, Association of College & Research Libraries Oregon Chapter, Aug Aug Chair, Membership Committee, Association of College & Research Libraries Literatures in English Section, July 2008-June 2009 Member, Membership Committee, Association of College & Research Libraries Literatures in English Section, June Reviewer, Institute for Museum and Library Services Native American Grant Program, Volunteer, North Carolina Library Association Biennial Conference, Sept Volunteer, Association of College and Research Libraries National Conference, Apr Secretary, Library Faculty, June 2014-June 2015 Chair, Library Faculty Personnel Committee, Sept June 2013 Member, Library Faculty Personnel Committee, Sept June 2013 Coordinating Team and Projectionist, Film on Film series, Jan Apr Coordinating Team, Home Movie Day, Oct and Oct Member, Faculty Outreach Initiative Task Force, Sept June 2012 Member, Library Exhibits Team, Jan present Member, Erb Memorial Union Board of Directors, Sept June 2012 Vice-Presiding Office, Library Faculty, Member, Big Ideas Evaluation Committee, Apr.-May 2009 Member, University Senate Task Force on Authors Rights, Mar.-May 2008 Member, Web Development Committee, UO, Jan Faculty Senator, University Senate, June 2007-June 2009 Member, University Senate Executive Committee, June 2007-June 2009 Member, Folklore Program Collaboration Initiative, Aug Aug Chair, Library Diversity Committee, Jan Dec Member, Library Diversity Committee, Aug Dec Member and Webmaster, Readin in the Rain Committee, 2007 University of North Carolina, Wilmington Member, Search Committee for Public Services Librarian, UNCW, Mar Faculty Co-Advisor, Forensic Science Club, UNCW, Oct July 2006 Member, Library Diversity Committee, UNCW, Aug July 2006 Member, One Book, One Community Committee, UNCW, Aug July 2006 Member, Editorial Board, The Tide: Randall Library Newsletter, UNCW, Jan July 2006 Member, Exhibits Committee, UNCW, Aug July 2006 Community Member, Board of Directors, Opal Center for Arts and Education, Cottage Grove, OR, Peterson, Aug

2010 Peer reviewer, Collection Management (2008- ); Journal of Electronic Librarianship (2009- ) Board Member and Oregon University System Representative, Association of College & Research Libraries

5 Grants & Awards James and Richard Blue Foundation, : $7,800 Chambers Family Foundation, : $25,000 Wayne Morse Center for Law and Politics, : $8,000 Solari Incentive Grant (UO Libraries), : $7, National Film Preservation Foundation Basic Preservation Grant, 2012, Adaptive Behavior in Goldenmantled Ground Squirrels (Lester F. Beck, 1942): $3,426 E.C. Brown Foundation grant for Restoration and Preservation of the film Human Growth (Lester F. Beck and E.C. Brown Foundation, 1947), 2011: $1,900 Awards Sarah Harkness Kirby Award for best seminar paper by an English graduate student, Fall 2014 Mary Corrigan Solari Library Fellowship Award, 2013 Professional Memberships Society for Cinema and Media Studies Association of Moving Image Archivists Peterson, Aug

Brown Foundation grant for Restoration and Preservation of the film Human Growth (Lester F. Beck and E.C.

EMILY DRABINSKI emily.drabinski@gmail.com. 280 Ocean Parkway #3T Long Island University. 917-495-7433 Brooklyn, NY 11201

EMILY DRABINSKI emily.drabinski@gmail.com 280 Ocean Parkway #3T Long Island University Brooklyn, NY 11218 1 University Plaza 917-495-7433 Brooklyn, NY 11201 Education M.A. Composition and rhetoric, January