I have been at Cornell College since January, 2000. Before
arriving, I was associate professor of library and information science
at The University of Iowa, where I taught courses in school librarianship,
children's resources, information literacy, research methods, and multimedia.
It has been fascinating for me to transfer what I learned during many
years in the world of K-12 librarianship to the small college environment.
At Cornell, we are striving to develop an information literacy
program characterized by point-of-need instruction with emphasis on the
process of research. We use Kuhlthau's Model
of the Information Search Process as a guide.
To learn more about me, see:
To access handouts
to aid in research, see:
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