Title: Cataloging Coordinator

Faculty Rank: Associate Professor

Responsibilities:

• As Cataloging Coordinator - responsible for effectiveness as a librarian in areas including original cataloging, orienting others to cataloging software and technology, overseeing metadata creation for digital collections as developed and representing SOU Hannon Library in the regional and national Technical Services/Cataloging community.

• Subject Areas for Collection Development and Information Literacy/Bibliographic Instruction: Foreign languages and literatures (French, Spanish), History, Geography

Contact Information:

• Phone: 541-552-6839
• E-mail: clelandk@sou.edu

Committees and Teams:

Oregon Library Association

Technical Services Round Table - Secretary (2007- )

The group initiates and arranges for technical services programs and sessions for the annual Oregon Library Association conference,and co-sponsors sessions of mutual interest with by other OLA divisions and task forces.

ORBIS-CASCADE Alliance

Summit Cataloging Committee (2004-2008)

Catalog Liaison for SOU (2004-2008 )

Summit Cataloging Committee Steering Team (2006-2008)

Summit Catalog Committee Short Term Summit Search Interface Working Group (2006-2007)

SOU Campus Committees

• University Studies Committee - Winter-Spring 2006 as sabbatical replacement for Library member
• Financial Aids and Awards - substitute 2004-05, and three year term 2005-2008
• Faculty Development Committee - Winter-Spring 2006 as substitute for Library Member; and one-year replacement term 2008-

Lenn and Dixie Hannon Library:

• Library Accreditation Task Force 2005-2006
• Personnel Committee (three year term) 2005-2008
• Collection Development Team 2006-
• Technical Services, Cataloging, Special Collections groups 2004-
• Southern Oregon Digitial Archives (SODA) Work Group 2003-
• Reference and Instruction Team 2004-2006

Presentations:

• Southern Oregon History Collection at SOAR 2008 - presentation for students, faculty, staff, and public at Southern Oregon Arts and Research 2008, May 22, 2008, with Dorothy Ormes, co-presenter (Dorothy's storytelling section not part of slides).
• Southern Oregon History Collection: LSTAShowcase - presentation at Oregon/Washington Library Association joint conference, Vancouver, WA, April 18, 2008.
• Digitizing Grows Community: Southern Oregon History Collection. Presentation at Oregon Library Assocation Conference, Corvallis, OR, April 20, 2007. With Dorothy Ormes, co-presenter. Part of a 3-part panel organized by Kate Cleland-Sipfle on the theme: Digitizing Grows Community, with additonal presentations by Rose Jackson of Portland State University and Marita Kunkel of Oregon Institute of Tchnology.
• Southern Oregon History Collection. Presentation at Southern Oregon Library Federation Meeting, Southern Oregon University Hannon Library, February 2, 2007. With Dorothy Ormes, co-presenter.
• Embracing Digital Collections: Access Issues and Practices for Academic Libraries. Presentation at Oregon Library Association Conference, Salem, OR, April 7, 2006. Part of a 3-part panel organized by Kate Cleland-Sipfle on Providing Access to Digital Collections, with Emily Asch of Pacific University and Kelly Peterson of Oregon Institute of Technology.
• Southern Oregon Digital Archives (SODA): First Nations CollectionPresentation at Digitizing Cultural Heritage Seminar, Rare Books and Manuscript Pre-conference of the American Library Association, St. Louis, MO, June 24, 2005.
• Southern Oregon Digital Archives - An Introduction. Presentation before the Southern Oregon Library Federation, May 13, 2005, Roseburg, Oregon.
• Creating the Southern Oregon Digital Archives. Presentation at Oregon Heritage Conference, Ashland, OR, May 7, 2004. With Mary Jane Cedar Face and Deborah Hollens, co-presenters.

Selected Book Reviews for Choice: Current Reviews for Academic Libraries:

• Ethnic studies research : approaches and perspectives (Altamira, 2008) - 46 (3):493
• Guide to documentary sources for Andean studies, 1530–1900 (University of Oklahoma, 2008) - 46 (2):277-288
• The Tupac Amaru and Catarista rebellions : an anthology of sources (Hackett, 2008) - 46 (1): 172
• United States West Coast : an environmental history (ABC-Clio, 2007). 45 (7):1144
• Oregon Explorer Internet Resource. 45 (5):802
• Milestones in Archaeology (ABC-CLIO,2007). 45 (4):615
• Anthropoogy Tutorials Internet Resource. 45 (2):258
• Demography in Archaeology (Cambridge, 2006). 44 (8):
• EnviroLink Internet Resource. 44 (6):956.
• Lynching in America: A History in Documents (NYU, 2006). 43 (10):1808.
• Handbook of Inca Mythology (ABC-CLIO, 2004). 42 (10): 1806.
• The Ethnopolitical Encyclopedia of Europe (Palgrave-Macmillan, 2004). 42 (6):1002-1003.
• Latin America and the Caribbean : A Continental Overview of Environmental Issues (Series: Worlds Environments; ABC-CLIO, 2004). 42 (2):317.
• The New Catalog of Maya Hieroglyphs (University of Oklahoma Press, 2003). 41 (4):692.
• Dictionary of Race, Ethnicity and Culture (Sage Publications, 2003). 40 (10):1726.
• The Columbia Guide to American Environmental History (Columbia University Press. 2002). 40 (4):611.
• Maya civilization 1996-2000: a bibliographic guide (Labyrinthos, 2002). 39 (11-12):1944.

Articles:

Cleland, Kathryn M. and Izumi Shimada

• 1998 Paleteada Pottery and Potters: An Ancient Domestic Industry and Sub-Culture. In collected volume: Andean Ceramics: Technology, Organization and Approaches, edited by Izumi Shimada. p. 111-150. MASCA Research Papers in Science and Archaeology, Supp. to V. 15.
• 1994 Cerámios Paleteados: Tecnología, Esfera de Producción y Sub-cultura en el Perú Antiguo. In Tecnología y Organización de la Producción de Cerámica Prehispánica en los Andes, edited by Izumi Shimada, p. 321-348. Pontifícia Universidad Católica del Perú, Fondo Editorial, Lima.
  
• 1992 Sicán Bottles: Marking Time in the Peruvian Bronze Age: A Five-part Typology and Seriation. Andean Past 3: 193-235; full text version pending at Andean Past web site.

Cleland, Kathryn M.

• 1991 Biographies: Larco Hoyle, Rafael; Mejía Xesspe, José Toríbio; Tello, J. C. Valcárcel, L.G. In International Dictionary of Anthropologists, edited by Christopher Winters, p. 382-3; 472-3; 686-7, and 719-20. Garland Publications, New York.

Education:

• Member, Sicán, Archaeological Project, Peru, 1981-88; 1994-95, field work as part of education in anthropology and archaeology. I became a librarian, but this wonderful project goes on.
• A.M. in Library Science - University of Chicago (1989)
  
• Ph.D. studies in Anthropology - University of California at Los Angeles (1980-88)
  
• M.A. in Anthropology - SUNY at Albany (1980)
  
• Graduate studies in French - SUNY at Albany and University of Strasbourg
• B.A. in History - State University of New York (SUNY) at Albany
  

Community Service and Activities (non-university)

• Environmental Action, Rogue Valley UU Fellowship, (chair 2000-2004; member 1999- )
• Editor, Rogue Unitarian newsletter (1999-2001)
• Leadership Council, RVUUF (1999-2002)
• Political Committee, Rogue Group Sierra Club (2002-2003)
• Siskiyou Singers (member 1999 - ; Board member 2008 - )
• Membership Committee, Rogue Valley Audubon (2007 - )

Interests:

• Hiking, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing
• Birdwatching
• Environmental protection volunteer work; advocacy
• Choral singing and classical music
• Reading, indie films, journaling

Selected Favorite Places:

• Teton Science School and Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming
• Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument, Hart Mountain National Antelope Range, Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, and Steens Mountain, Oregon
• Delaware Water Gap, New Jersey and Pennsylvania
• Cape Flattery, Washington
• Arcata Marsh, LA County Museum of Art, and Yosemite National Park (Tioga Pass), California
• American Museum of Natural History and former Museum of Modern Art; have not seen new Museum of Modern Art, New York, New York
• Art Institute of Chicago Museum and Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, Illinois
• Asa Wright Nature Center, Trinidad, and Cuffie River Nature Retreat, Tobago
• Chan Chich Lodge, Belize
• Tortuguero National Park and Golfito region, Costa Rica
• Pacific Ocean beach, Santa, Batán Grande region (see also Sicán National Museum) and Chavín de Huántar
• Colmar and Strasbourg, Alsace, France
• The Rhine from Koblenz to Lorch, Germany
• Central Europe: Prague, Cesky Krumlov, Czech Republic, Budapest, Hungary.
• Queenstown environs and Dunedin Peninusla, South Island, New Zealand

Beargrass, Red Mountain, Oregon, July 2004 (near Mt. Ashland)