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According to Wikipedia , Emily Drabinski is an academic librarian, author, and teacher, serving as president of the American Library Association since 2023. Early life and education Drabinski was born in June 1975 in Boise, Idaho, with an identical twin sister, Kate Drabinski. Emily attended Madison Elementary School, North Junior High School and Boise High School while living in Idaho. She left Boise at age 18 in hopes of becoming a writer after attending Columbia University. Drabinski earned her Bachelor of Arts in Political Science in 1997 from Columbia University.
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2010 2020 0 12.5 25 37.5 50 62.5 75 87.5 100 112.5 125 137.5 150 162.5 Published Works Queering the Catalog: Queer Theory and the Politics of Correction (2013) Critical library instruction : theories and methods (2010) (69)Toward a Kairos of Library Instruction (2014) What's Gender Got to Do with It? A Critique of RDA 9.7 (2014) Evidence-based instruction integration: a syllabus analysis project (2014) Teaching the Radical Catalog (2008) (21)A Kairos of the Critical: Teaching Critically in a Time of Compliance (2017) What is critical about critical librarianship? (2019) Asking Questions that Matter (2016) What Standards Do and What They Don't (2016) (12)Becoming Librarians, Becoming Teachers: Kairos and Professional Identity / Devenir bibliothécaire, devenir enseignant : Le Kairos et l’identité professionnelle (2016) (12)Valuing Professionalism: Discourse as Professional Practice (2016) Introduction: Shaped or Shaping? The Role for Radical Teachers in Teaching with Technology (2011) Reference Services to Incarcerated People, Part I: Themes Emerging from Answering Reference Questions from Prisons and Jails (2015) From the Field: Elsevier as an Open Access Publisher (2017) (6)Turning inward: Reading the Framework through the six frames (2016) Teaching Other Tongues: Addressing the Problem of "Other" Languages in the Library (2011) Scholarly Communication as a Tool for Social Justice and Diversity (2015) (4)Information Needs in Prisons and Jails: A Discourse Analytic Approach (2016) Reference Services to Incarcerated People, Part II: Sources and Learning Outcomes (2015) Case Studies in Library and Information Science Ethics. Eds. Elizabeth A. Buchanan and Kathrine A. Henderson. Jefferson, N.C.: McFarland & Co., 2009. 165p. alk. paper, $49.95 (ISBN 9780786433674). LC2009-034606. (2009) Teaching About Class in the Library (2009) Questioning Authority (2019) What Collaboration Means to Me: The Infrastructure of Welcome (2016) (2)Reconfiguring Race, Gender, and Sexuality (2016) (1)An Organizer's Tale: LIU Brooklyn's Lockout and Union Contract Negotiation (2017) (1)Looking for Information Literacy: Syllabus Analysis for Data-Driven Curriculum Integration (2013) Forum: Radical Teacher as an Online and Open Access Journal (2012) Advancing an Open Ethos with Open Peer Review (2017) (1)Professionalism Reconsidered (2020) Session: Open Access, Labor, and Knowledge Production (2015) (1)Critical Information Literacy (2019) Beginning and Extending the Conversation (2020) Flipping to open access for survival A librarian’s critical role in transforming a journal (2016) Editorial response: A librarian by another name (2016) Representing Normal: The Problem of the Unmarked in Library Organization Systems (2018) (1)Pedagogy of Class II (2012) (0)Interviews with Staci Ross and Emily Drabinski (2022) “I appreciate your no-nonsense takes:” Adjunct Instructors and the Future of the MLIS (2019) Research Guides: Urban Education: Citing Sources (2011) (0)Research Guides: Urban Education: Find CUNY Dissertations (2011) (0)LibGuides: Guide to Library Research for Core Seminar: Home (2013) (0)Correction (2009) Brent L. Pickett. Historical Dictionary of Homosexuality. Lanham, Md.: Scarecrow, 2009. 280p. alk. paper, $85 (ISBN 9780810859791). LC 2009-004763 (2010) Librarian Engagement and Social Justice in Publishing (2016) (0)Sustaining Scholarship: Librarians and the Political Economy of Print (2013) (0)LibGuides: Guide to Library Research for Core Seminar: Find Articles (2013) (0)The Kairos of Information Literacy as Professional Practice (2016) Research Guides: Urban Education: Articles (2011) (0)Research Guides: School of Labor and Urban Studies: Electronic Resources (2018) (0)Introduction (2020) Working Knowledge (2022) LibGuides: MPH 798 Capstone Seminar: Search Strategies (2014) (0)Research Guides: Urban Education: Dissertations (2011) (0)The Internet's Invisible Cleanup Crew (2019) (0)Introduction (2016) Critical Librarianship with Emily Drabinski @ Kapi'olani Community College (2017) (0)LibGuides: Global Vision Learning Community Research Resources: Home (2013) (0)Public Knowledge (2021) Locating Wojnarowicz: Moving Through Library Systems, Structures and Technologies (2017) (0)The Quarterly Interview: Emily Drabinski (2015) (0)Documentation: A History and Critique of Attributions, Commentary, Glosses, Marginalia, Notes, Bibliographies, Works-Cited Lists, and Citation Indexing and Analysis (review) (2009) Pleasure and the Practice of Classification (2022) More Papers This paper list is powered by the following services:
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