Where are all the Librarians of Color?
Subtitle: The Experiences of People of Color in Academia
By: Coedited by Rebecca Hankins, CA, MLS and Miguel Juárez, MLS, MA
Publisher: Library Juice Press
Published: Jan 11, 2016
Format: paperback
Number of pages: 352
ISBN-13: 9781936117833
Copyright date: 2015
Table of contents: label: Preface – Loriene Roy
title: vii; label: Introduction – Rebecca Hankins and Miguel Juárez
title: 1; title: Section One: Setting the Stage for Diversity in the Profession; label: 1. Discovering Librarianship: Personalizing the Recruitment Process for Underrepresented Students – Emily K. Chan, Jovanni Lota, Holly A. Smith and Steven D. Booth
title: 11; label: 2. Establishing a Communal Network for Professional Advancement among Librarians of Color – Tarida Anantachai, Latrice Booker, Althea Lazzaro, and Martha Parker
title: 31; label: 3. Mentoring and Retention of Minority Librarians – Melody Royster, David Schwieder, Ava Iuliano Brillat, and Lori Driver
title: 55; label: 4. Interns or Professionals? A Common Misnomer Applied to Diversity Resident Librarians Can Potentially Degrade and Divide – Jason K. Alston
title: 71; label: 5. Strengthening the Pipeline—Talent Management for Libraries: A Human Resources Perspective – Agnes K. Bradshaw
title: 95; title: Section Two: How Diversity Benefits the Profession; label: 6. Critical Race Theory and Recruitment, Retention and Promotion of a Librarian of Color: A Counter-Story – Shaundra Walker
title: 135; label: 7. Serving with a Sense of Purpose: A Black Woman Librarian in Rural New Mexico– Akilah Shukura Nosakhere
title: 161; label: 8. Like a Fish Out of Water, but Forging My Own Path – Vince Lee
title: 187; label: 9. Racial Realism or Foolish Optimism: An African American Muslim Woman in the Field – Rebecca Hankins
title: 209; title: Section Three: Personal Diversity Stories; label: 10. The Veteran and the Rookie: Our Story, Our Experience – Rhonda E. Fowler and Karen Rogers-Collins
title: 223; label: 11. DiVeRsItY at Miami University Libraries: Four Unique and Similar Experiences – Stacy Brinkman, Jacqueline Johnson, Kwabena Sekyere, and Elías Tzoc
title: 241; label: 12. Building Dialogic Bridges to Diversity: Are We There Yet? – Roland Barksdale-Hall
title: 265; label: 13. Making Diversity Work in Academic Libraries – Miguel Juárez
title: 299; label: About the Contributors
title: 317; label: Index
title: 333