Professional Organization: MIT
LaRoi M. Lawton
Tales from the Dark Side:, Organization & Management of CUNY, Media Centers: Past, Present &, Future Challenges. Spring 2007, Professional Staff Congress-City University of New York, Award #68029-00-37 $2960, The Library Association of the City University of New York: It's Past, Present and Future Impact on CUNY Libraries. March 2008
I am currently a tenured Assistant Professor and Deputy Chief Librarian at Bronx Community College of the City University of New York, in charge of the Gerald S. Lieblich Learning Resources Center, the media unit of the Library Department. I was also the President-Elect of the Library Association of the City University of New York, (LACUNY) for 2005-2006, and currently of member of its Executive Council. I am also a prt-time Adjunct Assistant Professor at the Queens College Graduate School of Library Science and Information Studies. I teach GSLIS 701-Introduction to Information Science and GSLIS 705- Organization & Management of Libraries.
Brian Hill
Hill, Brian Eugene, music publishing executive, horn player; b. Los Angeles, Oct. 26, 1950; s. John Sherman and Genevieve (Bastean) H. Student, University of Southern California School of Music, 1968-70; A.B., Grinnell College, 1972; student fellow, Associated Colleges of the Midwest Newberry Library Seminar, 1970-1; student, New York University Graduate School of Arts & Sciences, 1974-5. Studied horn with Waldemar Linder, 1964-70; theory with Morten Lauridsen, 1968-70; musicology with James Haar, 1974-5. Principal horn (served to SP5), First New York United States Army Band, 1973-5. With Oxford University Press, N.Y.C., 1976-2008. Bd. dirs. Music Publishers’ Association of the United States, 1990-2003; Sec. 1993-2003. Mem. Music Library Association / Major Orchestra Librarians’ Association / Music Publishers’ Association Joint Committee, 1988-2002; Music Library Association Development Committee, 1991-3; American Association of Museums, 1998--; American Federation of Musicians (Local 802), 2000--; Bohemians, 2001--. Performances with the NYU Concert Band (principal horn), the Brooklyn College Conservatory Wind Ensemble (principal), the Greenwich Village Orchestra (sometime principal), the New York Repertory Orchestra (principal, 1994-2007; section, 2008--), the Centre Symphony Orchestra, the Dicapo Opera Theatre, Regina Opera of Brooklyn, the New Amsterdam Symphony, the Broadway Bach Ensemble, The Urban (née Palisades) Brass Quintet, the Music Festival of the Hamptons, the Riverside Orchestra, Hellgate Harmonie, and Wind Quintet Harmattan. Other performances under Leo Arnaud, Hans Beer, Les Besser, Lawrence Christianson, Ingolf Dahl, Lukas Foss, Eckart Preu, William Schaefer, Paul Shelden, Tara Simončič, and Barbara Yahr. Coaching with Leon Fleisher (Harvard), Bonnie Hampton (Ia.), Ann Ellsworth (N.Y.C.), Robert Marsteller (Los Angeles), Mitchell Lurie (Los Angeles), Jane Taylor (N.Y.C.). In 2005 led master classes at the Northeast Iowa School of Music and played the Concertino for Horn & Strings by Lars-Erik Larsson with the Dubuque String Orchestra. Performed live on NTDTV at the Hammerstein Ballroom and Radio City Music Hall. Volunteer East Harlem Tutorial Program, 1990-1999. Home: 535 W 141 St New York NY 10031 212.475.1457.
Jill Jameson
Trust and Leadership (2009-10), JISC Users and Innovations Critical Friends (2008-09), Director of the JISC eLIDA CAMEL Project (2006-08), Director of the JISC eLISA Project (2005-07), Greenwich Lead for the JISC infoNet CAMEL project (2006-07), Principal Investigator for the Trust and Leadership Centre for Excellence in Leadership in the Learning Skills Sector project (2007-08).
Educational research, Education, Leadership, e-Learning, leadership in education, post-compulsory education, lifelong learning, trust and leadership, collaborative leadership, social networking, qualitative analysis, English Literature.
Dr Jill Jameson is the Director of Research and Enterprise at the School of Education and Training, University of Greenwich.
Lynne Adrian
"Active and Collaborative Learning in a large introductory American Studies Class.", Reprinting with introduction the "Hobo News/Review" 1915-1930, book manuscript., "The Gulf Coast Disaster and the Values of America, " book manuscript.
Pedagogy of American Studies, including teaching with technology., Disasters as revelatory of cultural values., Hoboes, 1885-1935., American Women's History
Lynne M. Adrian is Chair of the Department of American Studies, and an Associate Professor at the University of Alabama. She was a principle investigator in both the American Studies Crossroads Project, 1995-1998 and the Visible Knowledge Project, 2000-2005.
Emily Ryall
Emily Ryall is a Senior Lecturer in Philosophy in the Faculty of Sport, Health and Social Care at the University of Gloucestershire, England.
Mary Harrsch
Development of online artificially intelligent virtual professors and technology help desk; Development of an online collaborative timeline tool that enables comparisons of events by category association; Development of an online image archive of museum artifacts for use in history and art history instruction; Integration of my personal image library of Roman architecture into the interactive Nolli Map Project; Development of online virtual historical personalities to supplement a national tour of the George S. Stuart Historical Figure Collection; Production of an online newsmagazine featuring RSS-fed columns encompassing Roman Archaeology, Gaming and Entertainment with ancient themes, Academic Presentations on the Roman Empire, books and novels about the ancient world, and bios of classical scholars focussing on the Roman world.
Mary Harrsch is a director of Networks and Management Information Systems for the College of Education at the University of Oregon. She is also a database design consultant specializing in Filemaker Pro cross-platform solutions.
Denise Troll Covey
Analysis of Copyright Office notice of inquiry regarding orphan works (comments + reply comment + public hearing transcripts), Research in acquiring copyright permission to digitize and provide open access to books, Chair of NISO initiative on digital rights, member of Carnegie Mellon's Web Forum leadership committee, Co-chair of Carnegie Mellon's Web Forum committee to select a content management system, coordinator of Carnegie Mellon's institutional repository initiative
Denise Troll Covey is Principal Librarian for Special Projects at Carnegie Mellon.
