Supplying contributions from Latino librarian practitioners across the nation, this anthology provides broad coverage of the subject of Latino/Spanish speaking library service in the United States.
Supplying contributions from Latino librarian practitioners across the nation, this anthology provides broad coverage of the subject of Latino/Spanish speaking library service in the United States.
John L. Ayala is emeritus dean of library and learning resources, Fullerton College, Fullerton, CA. Salvador Güereña is director of the California Ethnic and Multicultural Archives of the Davidson Library at the University of California, Santa Barbara.
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Series Foreword Introduction Chapter 1 Common Denominators in the Development of Latino Library Leadership Sergio Chaparro, PhD Chapter 2 Collection Development: An Overview for the Spanish Speaking Sara Martínez Chapter 3 Public Library Services and Latino Children: Getting it Right in the 21st Century Oralia Garza de Cortés Chapter 4 Academic Libraries: Pathways to Transforming Teaching, Learning, and Relationships in Chicano and Latino Studies Susan C. Luévano, Tiffini A. Travis, and Eileen Wakiji Chapter 5 special libraries and collections: "invisible as night, implacable as wind" california ethnic and multicultural archives (cema): the first 20 years Erica Bennett Chapter 6 Special Collections: The Cuban Heritage Collection at the University of Miami Libraries María R. Estorino Chapter 7 Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Lesbian, Queer: Being There: Queer Latin@ Representation in the Library tatiana de la tierra Chapter 8 Recruiting and Mentoring: Proactive Mentoring: Attracting Hispanic American Students into Information Studies Alma C. Ortega and Marisol Ramos Chapter 9 Leadership in Libraries: Latino Leadership in Libraries Luis Herrera Chapter 10 Digital Resources: Developing Chicano/a Latino/a Digital Resources Alexander Hauschild Chapter 11 Conference Presentations Historical Perspectives on the Recruitment of Latinos to Library Service: The Committee to Recruit Mexican American Librarians-A Legacy for Latino Librarianship John L. Ayala An Archival Call to Action Salvador Güereña Preservation of LGBT History: The ONE Archive Yolanda Retter Vargas Rearticulating the Digital Divide for the Latino Community Romelia Salinas Chapter 12 the role of the library associations SALALM, the Seminar on the Acquisition of Latin American Library Materials: The Evolution of an Area Studies Librarianship Organization Ana María Cobos and Philip S. McCleod ALA, IFLA, and Their Relationship with Latin America Loida Garcia-Febo REFORMA: A Historical Overview Refugio Ramirez Index About the Editors and Contributors
Series Foreword Introduction Chapter 1 Common Denominators in the Development of Latino Library Leadership Sergio Chaparro, PhD Chapter 2 Collection Development: An Overview for the Spanish Speaking Sara Martínez Chapter 3 Public Library Services and Latino Children: Getting it Right in the 21st Century Oralia Garza de Cortés Chapter 4 Academic Libraries: Pathways to Transforming Teaching, Learning, and Relationships in Chicano and Latino Studies Susan C. Luévano, Tiffini A. Travis, and Eileen Wakiji Chapter 5 special libraries and collections: "invisible as night, implacable as wind" california ethnic and multicultural archives (cema): the first 20 years Erica Bennett Chapter 6 Special Collections: The Cuban Heritage Collection at the University of Miami Libraries María R. Estorino Chapter 7 Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Lesbian, Queer: Being There: Queer Latin@ Representation in the Library tatiana de la tierra Chapter 8 Recruiting and Mentoring: Proactive Mentoring: Attracting Hispanic American Students into Information Studies Alma C. Ortega and Marisol Ramos Chapter 9 Leadership in Libraries: Latino Leadership in Libraries Luis Herrera Chapter 10 Digital Resources: Developing Chicano/a Latino/a Digital Resources Alexander Hauschild Chapter 11 Conference Presentations Historical Perspectives on the Recruitment of Latinos to Library Service: The Committee to Recruit Mexican American Librarians-A Legacy for Latino Librarianship John L. Ayala An Archival Call to Action Salvador Güereña Preservation of LGBT History: The ONE Archive Yolanda Retter Vargas Rearticulating the Digital Divide for the Latino Community Romelia Salinas Chapter 12 the role of the library associations SALALM, the Seminar on the Acquisition of Latin American Library Materials: The Evolution of an Area Studies Librarianship Organization Ana María Cobos and Philip S. McCleod ALA, IFLA, and Their Relationship with Latin America Loida Garcia-Febo REFORMA: A Historical Overview Refugio Ramirez Index About the Editors and Contributors
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