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View from the Dean Kenning Arlitsch
In this issue: View from the Dean.............1
New Initiatives.....................3 Library Development..........2
From the Friends.................4 In the Library........................5 Donor Roll.........................6-7 Membership..........................8
Sometime after I arrived at MSU last fall I conducted a Google search for “Montana State University Library.” What showed up in Google’s Knowledge Graph display to the right of the search results was not the library in Bozeman I’d been hired to lead, but rather the MSU-Billings Library. Why? Because, it turns out there was no article in Wikipedia that established the MSU Library as an entity.
be left standing on the side of the road. Whether we like it or not, Wikipedia is a trusted source for that constituency that is almost exclusively responsible for helping us find things on the Internet: search engines. It provides the evidence for search engines that things – organizations, people, buildings, geographical features, etc. – exist and are relevant. MSU Library in Bozeman didn’t exist in Google’s eyes because we didn’t pay attention to Wikipedia. Numerous other entities and concepts having to do with libraries and academic institutions don’t yet exist in Wikipedia, either, because librarians have been slow in helping to create them.
good reason. Wikipedia actually operates under a strict set of rules that require “verifiable and trusted resources” for a topic before an article is accepted. The third-party resources required by Wikipedia are academic journal articles, scholarly Wikipedia is that online books, and mainstream encyclopedia that we love newspapers, among to malign but most of us others. Failure to provide use anyway. How often these citations in support have we heard Wikipeof a Wikipedia article dia derided by teachers invariably leads to its and librarians as lacking deletion, or at least to flags authority and accurate that warn that it has not content? Google “Wikipe- Aside from being a trusted been verified. source to establish the dia authoritative source” existence sometime of entities, It’s time for us to recogand you’ll It’s time for us to nize that Wikipedia is a be amazed recognize that Wikipedia Wikipedia is also useful information source at how is a useful information considered on the Internet, and that it much source on the Internet. by search is an important source for energy we engines to establishing information have deauthorities. Librarians voted to trying to discredit be an authoritative and used to own this authorWikipedia. Librarians are relatively accurate inforitative turf, and we can on the wrong side of his- mation source. Google, Bing, and Yahoo! all place reclaim some of it in the tory on this one, and the digital age by engaging longer we take to embrace trust in Wikipedia, and for with Wikipedia. Wikipedia the more we’ll Fa l l 2 0 1 3 • N o. 3 9 • w w w. f r i e n d s o f m s u l i b r a r y. c o m
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Friends of MSU Library Board of Directors
Kenning Arlitsch Treasurer
Spencer Buck President
Jacqueline Frank
Library Representative
Jane Howard
Development Director
What Does MSU Library Mean to You?
Jane Howard, Library Director of Donor Development
Recently I was having coffee with an MSU graduate who is now retired and still lives in Montana. This individual has numerous beloved children and grandchildren, many of whom are also MSU alumni. She reflected to me how important MSU has been to her success in life, both professionally and personally. Her MSU degree opened avenues for further specialized education, for travel, and for tremendous personal and professional opportunities, she said.
Kalyna Piasta
While we talked, I was surprised and gratified to learn that this alumna has included MSU Library in her will as one of the beneficiaries of her estate. She spoke of her pride and appreciation in being able to call MSU her alma mater, and the excellence she consistently experienced during her four years at MSU.
Amanda Schultz
Why did she choose to support the Library? Because MSU Library is essential to every student, and serves all aspects of the university community.
Alice Meister Student Representative
Darlene Siedschlaw Brittany Sneed Stephanie Stranahan Angela Tate Staff Liaison
Jan Zauha Contact us: Friends of MSU Library Post Office Box 173320 Bozeman, MT 59717-3320 406-994-3119 www.friendsofmsulibrary.com www.lib.montana.edu
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Library Development
While this generous and thoughtful gift will be a long time in coming, we appreciate being informed of this bequest intention. We now have With questions or for more information the chance to express our thanks about including Montana State University in your estate plans, please contact: and ensure that the donor’s Jane Howard wishes will be honored. Library Director of Donor Development Thank you for your support of Montana State Library. I hope to see you at the Friends of the Library events this year!
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Distinctive Dialogues An evening of light fare and lively conversation
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New Initiatives Experience the rumbling snorts of social sciences. Yet unlike photoa Bison in Yellowstone. Hear the graphs or video and film—media that howl of the mighty grasshopper are commonly collected in librarmouse, or tune ies—natural sound into the mysterious recordings are found The Acoustic Atlas: underwater calls of in relatively few forA digital sound archive frogs. This fall, the mal collections, and library begins a new of animals and places in audio recordings of the west publicly accessible many species in the online project feaUnited States are turing the sounds of rare, hard to find or some of the West’s most iconic spe- are simply not available. cies and places. The Acoustic Atlas Our goal is to change that. will collect the sounds of Montana and the Greater Yellowstone ecoWe also hope to raise system, as well as many recordings awareness that many of from throughout the Western United the environments and States. species that we will be featuring are disappearCollections of animal sounds and ing. The landscape of the other environmental recordings West is being altered by have a wide range of benefits and human population growth are important to many disciplines, and climate change, and as habitats including biology, the media arts, disappear, so do species and their human health (impacts of noise), sounds. The songs of birds and the education, engineering and the calls of frogs are not just beautiful,
they are a measure of the health of our environment. To tell this story, we will develop collaborations with researchers, government agencies and volunteers who will contribute sounds and other resources to the collection. We will even make some of our own recordings. Nationally recognized audio engineer Jeff Rice will venture to some of the most beautiful and fragile parts of the West to capture recordings of iconic soundscapes, as well as rare and endangered species. We look forward to bringing these sounds and places to you.
N E W F A C U LT Y A N D S TA F F I N L I B R A RY
The Friends of MSU Library would like to welcome the following new employees to the MSU Library: Jim Espeland Computer Specialist Patrick OBrien Semantic Web Research Director Jeff Rice Program Director Scott Short Library Technician Leila Sterman Scholarly Communication Librarian Scott Young Digital Initiatives Librarian The Friends would also like to congratulate Mary Guthmiller on the completion of her MLS degree and Jim Thull on his new position as Special Collections Librarian.
Thank you for all you do!
During Dead Week and Finals Week this spring, the MSU Library worked with Intermountain Therapy Animals to host therapy dogs in the library. For two hours each day for two weeks, students could pet, play, and “Paws to de-Stress” with dogs from the community. The program was a huge success and will continue this fall.
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From the Friends
Friends of MSU Library Book Group
Let’s Go Places
PRESENTS T H E 2 0 T H A N N U A L F R I E N D S O F M O N TA N A S TAT E U N I V E R S I T Y L I B R A R Y
Benefit Dinner
If you are interested in exploring book conversations in an informal social setting, the Friends of MSU Library Book Group may be perfect for you.
Nationally recognized rock climber, mountaineer, and author
Anyone can join—whether you are a Friend, faculty, student, staff, retiree, alum, man, woman, couple, or single— join us! Contribute to the ongoing development of a great book group.
Presenting “Exploration In The 21st Century”
2013-2014 Book Selections
Featuring
Conrad Anker
The Miseducation of Cameron Post Emily Danforth Canada Richard Ford The Round House Louise Erdrich P L E A S E J O I N U S T H U R S D AY, O C T O B E R 17, 2 0 1 3 6 : 3 0 P. M . H I LT O N G A R D E N I N N Bozeman, Montana For tickets, please call 406-994-3119 For more information, visit www.friendsofmsulibrary.com Special thanks to SUE & JIM HAMILTON
The Bartender’s Tale Ivan Doig The Tenth of December George Saunders Mr. Penumbra’s 24-Hour Bookstore Robin Sloan Recapitulation Wallace Stegner Naked in Baghdad Anne Garrels 1984 George Orwell Behind the Beautiful Forevers: Life, Death and Hope in a Mumbai Undercity Katherine Boo
This year’s auction will include: Half-day climb with Conrad Anker Two badges to the Masters Golf Tournament in Augusta, GA Whistler Ski Getaway Napa Valley Epicurean Adventure Everest Gift Basket from the Country Bookshelf Vino per tutti Wine Basket Climbing Lesson at Spire
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...and many more items to choose from. Tickets are $75 each or $520 for a table of 8. Reserve your spot today!
Meetings are held on the second Tuesday of each month from 7-9 p.m. The group meets at the Bozeman Public Library in the small community room. For the most up-to-date meeting information, and to know which title will be discussed each month, visit http://guides.lib.montana.edu/ Friends_Book_Group
In the Library B O B C AT B R O W S E The MSU Library is pleased to announce the opening of Bobcat Browse, a new popular reading collection in the Library Commons. Here, you’ll find recommendations from faculty, staff, and students across campus, as well as new books in the library and popular magazines and journals. This new area has been met with great enthusiasm from the MSU community. During the development of the browsing collection, an MSU student commented, “Great idea! I’m continually impressed with the forward thinking of the Renne staff.” The Bobcat Browse logo was designed by MSU alum and library employee Michelle Gollehon.
The first major event hosted in the Bobcat Browse area was the Writer’s Voice Competition reception. MSU and Bozeman community members were invited to enter a writing competition to celebrate Life of Pi author Yann Martel’s keynote presentation at this year’s Freshman Convocation. The competition was sponsored by the MSU Library, the MSU Writing Center, and the Bozeman Public Library Foundation. Pictured to the left are President Waded Cruzado, Provost Martha Potvin, Associate Provost David Singel, and Yann Martel with the competition winners. The library plans to continue hosting events in this space. Bobcat Browse is located near Brewed Awakening. Next time you’re in the library, grab a cup of coffee, a pastry, and a good book!
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By Jacqueline Frank, Library Commons Assistant
The library offers free workshops and webinars on a variety of research, software, and social media topics, with the goal of targeting pertinent skills that will enable students and faculty to succeed. Workshops are taught by library faculty and staff across the organization, and colleagues often collaborate to coteach workshops, allowing us to offer more expertise and assistance. Topics are chosen both in response to patron requests, feedback and attendance, as well as on emerging trends and technologies that will most benefit our students and faculty. Library workshops are free and open to the public. Please stop by and join us sometime! Fa l l 2 0 1 3 • N o. 3 9 • w w w. f r i e n d s o f m s u l i b r a r y. c o m
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Donor Honor Roll In appreciation to all who gave to the MSU Library from July 2012 through June 2013, we thank you! This list includes gifts made to support the MSU Library, Friends of MSU Library, Library Endowments, Library Memorials, and collections. If you should find any inadvertant errors or omissions in our listing, please bring them to our attention at 406-994-3119. A special thanks to all of our library supporters who donated books, monographs, and papers for the library collections. Loren & Evelyn Acton Bernard & Paulette Adams Ag Research LLC Katherine & Rich Aldrich Michael & Myrna Allen American Bank Rebecca Ames William & Carrie Ancell Kyle Andersen Marlene Anderson Thomas Anderson & Hazel Lutz Virginia Anderson Kenning Arlitsch & Deborah Keil Enrique & Liliane Arroyave Lela Autio David & Karen Ayers Kenneth & Elaine Baarson Beverly Bacon Jeanine Bailiff Patricia Baker Charlotte & Kevin Baldwin Ray Banister Anne & Jim Banks Robert Bargatze & Ivy Merriot Charles & Leona Barnes Fred Bateman Charles & Cynthia Baxter David Beans Beck & Amsden, PLLC Sydney & Andrea Benson Bonnie & Ben Billing Ronald & Mary Billstein Judith Birch Teddy Birnie Marsha & Jack Bishop Sidney Blair Wendy & Rob Blake Eddie Blazek & Ann Rudinger Edward Blunt Boeing Company Shawn Bohannan Sheila Bonnand Myrtle Bosch Richard Boylan Beth Boyson Bozeman Plastic Surgery, DBA SW Montana Plastic Surgery Bill & Jean Bradford Robert & Janet Braico Stephanie Breen Bob & Susan Brown Kevin Brown Russell & Marcia Brown Spencer & Megan Buck Marjorie Burgan
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Mary Bushing & James Allard Pamela & Paul Bussi John Calderone Ron & Kathy Campbell Laurel & John Campbell Ronald Spoon & Jodie Canfield Jeffrey Carpenter Thomas & Earlene Carroll Annette & Robert Carson Gloria Cartan Kevin Caughlan Roy & Mildred Chamberlain Changing Directions, Inc. Jim & Gloria Chesterfield John & Mary Childs Carol Christensen & Karl Drake Carl Christiansen & Sarah Winkler Ann & Robert Cicale Jason Clark Dylan Clarkson Colgate-Palmolive Co Mary Comstock Joe Cox Scott Craigle Richard & Paulette Cronk Carole & Allen Crowell John & Debbie Crowther Evan Daigneault William & Sarah Dakin Michael & Julie DalSoglio Gerald Davidson Fred & Nancy Davis Thomas Davis Lynn Day Robin & John Denick Dharam & Ragwinder Dhindsa Rudi & Carol Dietrich Robert & Lynne Dillon Doris Do & Donald Strock Ivan & Carol Doig Charlie Donnes & Carol Hardy Elise Donohue Arnold & Terri Dood Clinton & Mary Dworshak Dorothy Eck Douglas Ecker Carson & Elizabeth Edwards Jeanne Eggert Norman Eggert Carol & Neil Eliason Todd & Arlene Eliason Diana Emrick Creed & Robert Creed Patricia Engbretson Louise Engelstad George & Esther Engstrom
Bruce Erickson Richard Ferrie Jed Fife Bill & Colleen Fillion Art & Marilyn Finlayson Thomas Finnegan Meryl Fishman Susan & Craig Flentie Nancy Flikkema Timothy & Kerrie Foote Lynn Foust Jacqueline Frank William & Patty Fraser Darrell & Charlotte Frideres Gerry & Theresa Fullerton Sarah Gaines Larry & Maureen Gamble William Gardner & Anne Tews Julie & Frank Geyer William Brown & Amy Gibler-Brown Richard & Cheryl Gillespie Patricia Gillis Marshall & Jacqueline Gingery Arjay Godston Robert & Judith Goff Donna & Gordon Gollehon Brian & Weezie Gorman Graham Driving Automotive Marketing Joyce Grande James & Karen Gransbery Carol Grant John & Sandra Green Verna Green Patricia & Gerald Gronert Jaynee & Rolf Groseth Adam & Allison Grove Mary Grundman Hillary Guilford Leonard & Katheryn Gunderson Barr & Colleen Gustafson James & Sara Gutting Jean & James Hagan Ronald & Nancy Haidle Marilyn & Jim Hamilton Donald Hansen Craig Hall & Mary Anne Hansen Pat Hansen Virginia Hanson John Hargrove Bonnie & Charles Hash Jane & Robert Hawks Melanie Hawks Jack & Helen Heaton Dori & Daniel Heimbigner
Thomas & Linda Helgeson John & Katherine Heminway Nicholas Hether & Carol Belohlavek Jacki Hicks Susan Higgins & Scott Gill Hill's Pet Nutrition, Inc. Daniel & Julie Hitchcock James & Teresa Hodges Marita Holder Bob Holst Steve & Jean Holt Ged & Patricia Horton Eileen Hosking Stanley & Dora Howard Jane Howard Laurie Howell James & Leslie Huffman Menga Huffman Jeffrey Hunt & Cheryl Flynn Ruth Hurlburt Terrance & Mary Hybner Alexis & Eric Hyyppa Maury Irvine Leon Isaacson Edward & Aura Jabs Marcia & James Jarrett Mary Jarrett Jeff Carpenter Robert & Evelyn Jenson Heather Jernberg Kenneth Johnk Floyd Johnson Gordon & Linda Johnson Lowell & Marcia Johnson Alice Jones & Lloyd Mielke John & Charlotte Jutila Lynn & Beth Kaeding Stephen & Diane Kane Anees & Nadia Kassis Willard & Louise Keightley Sandra Kempa Clifton Caughron & Margaret Kernan Scott & Kari Kerr Michael & Nomie Ketterling Jane Klockman Lida Kluzek Stuart Knapp Larry Knighten David Brownlee & Jane Kober KPMG Foundation Dan Krebill & Barbara McDevitt Rose Krebill-Prather & Tim Prather Lamb & Carey Law Offices Christine Lamb Michael & Cheryl Lamb
Donor Honor Roll Carl Camper & Joyce Langemo Camper Grant & Cindy Larsen Kristi & Matthew Lavin Dennis Leczinski Dee & Darwin Lehfeldt David & Lois Lehwalder Randall & Debra Lester Robert & Priscilla Lewellen James & Marilyn Lewis Karen & Cal Lien James & Marian Livers Jesse & Ruth Long Shirley & Larry Love Lorin & Audrey Lovfald Brad & Lee Lowell Lorinda Lucas Curt & Patty Lund Renee & Ernest Lundberg Charles & Shelly Lynch John Mack Jr. & Diane Mack Margaret Mackin Michael & Betty MacNeil Lisa Mahler Bunny Malmstad-Gow Maureen Maloughney Craig & Janice Marshall George & Beverly Mattson Pete Mayfield Jill & Tibor Mazar Patricia McAllister Leslie McCleary Byron & Marguerite McCord Stephen & Jacki McGuire Bruce McLeod JoLouise & Jerry McNally Christopher Mehl Alice Meister & George Baskin Elizabeth & Russell Metzger Camille Miller M. Mark & Tamara Miller Emma Monroe Lou Ann & William Montgomery Angela Morris Bruce & Barbara Morton Raymond & Mary Mountain George Mueller Mary Munger D.H. & Marilyn Murdock Bernard Myers Lynn Myers & Michael M. Nash James & Diane Nebel Duane & Ruthie Nellis Lowell & Yvonne Nelson Alan & Nancy Nicholson Donald & Kathy Nicholson Richard & Carolyn Nutter Celia & Thomas O’Connor John & Mary O’Donnell Gary & Diana Ochsner Ogle & Worm, PLLP Randy & Virginia Ogle Tom & Katie Olivo
Patricia & William Oriet Donna Spitzer-Ostrovsky & Jack Ostrovsky Dick & Jane Paasch James & Belinda Pace John Pannell Susan Parke Carleen Parker Margaret Parker Michael & Alisan Patten Bruce & Nancy Patterson Chris & Karen Paul Troy & Kelly Pefley Fammie & Edwin Peter Jackie Pettyjohn Mathews Harold Picton Barbara Pitman Kenneth & Donna Potts James & Doris Powell Lee Powelson James Pritchard & Diane Debinski Gene Quenemoen William & Catheryn Quinn Jodi & Ray Rasker Norman & Sharon Reed Kim Rehm & David Lageson Bill & Eleanor Reiquam Ressler Motor Company Curtis Reynolds Jr. Clarence & Ann Rich Alice Ridenour Peter Rieke & Sally Maison Jamie Ring Frank & Nadyne Ritter James Rivenes Ralph Roscoe Doralyn & Brian Rossmann Anna Roush Robert Roush Kay Ruh & William Bartlett John & Peggy Russell Joseph & Sharon Russell Robert & Marilyn Rutherford Ryan Salisbury Thomas & Deborah Sandenaw Donald & Mary Sanders John Kelly & Kathleen Saylor Carla & Gene Schade Melanie Bury Schell & Bill Schell Gregg & Michelle Schellack Latrelle Scherffius Ben & Sue Schmitt Ann Schrader Paul Schullery & Marsha Karle Roy & Thelma Schwarz Doris Seel-Hames & Edward Hames Lloyd & Joni Sellinger Stephanie & Alan Shammel Jerry & Carol Shanahan Shell Oil Co. Foundation Michael Vraa & Sonja Short Daniel & Cindy Shue Jerome & Barbara Siderius
Darlene Siedschlaw Del Simon Douglas Skoog Jay & Sonja Skovlin Michael & Carol Smith Mark & Debbie Smith Steven & Joan Spencer George & Donna St. George Judy Staigmiller Fred & Marilyn Staudaher Hal & Sheila Stearns Douglas & Lori Steele Cora Steffes Ward Stiles Melanie & Ray Stocks Tom Stonecipher Duane & Stephanie Stranahan Patrick Stranahan Connie Strittmatter Karen & Eric Sutton Kathy & David Suvak Christine Swanson Scott & Lauren Swanson David & Carolyn Swingle Edward & Karen Tabacco Mary & Jim Tate Suzanne & Scott Taylor Michael Theisen John Thomas Floyd Thompson John & Karen Tkach Joseph & Dorothy Tomlinson Stacey Tompkins Deborah Tuck Fred & Janet Turner Kathleen Tyers Rick Chin & Sandra Underwood Daniel Cleveland & Debra Unruh Kathy Van Dyke Larry & Mary Van Winkle Paul & Connie VanderJagt Mary Vant Hull Lee Wagner Michael & Judy Wagner Nancy & Fred Wagner James Walker Larry & Bev Wallace Dick & Cari Walter Mary Walter Karen Walts Doris Ward Dana Ware & Robert Brockway Marge Warfield Will & Nicole Warwood Marilyn Washington Christopher & Angela Wasia Billie & Joseph Watkins Wealth Solutions of Montana, LLC Willard & Nancy Weaver James & Valerie Webster Traci Weller & Kevin Retchless Jessica & Kasey Welles Karleen & Myron Wescott
Shirley Westlund Idell Weydemeyer & David Meredith Gloria Wheeler Margaret Wherry Elizabeth Wiggins Sharelynn Williams Willow Springs Foundation Tyler Wiltgen & Malaree Purcell Steven Winslow Randle & Vicky Winter Christal Winterrowd Bob & Marcia Wright Arlene & Paul Wylie Lois & Robert Wynecoop Year Back & Young Hee Yoo Francine York Helen Young Douglas & Laura Young Scott Young Thomas Zadick Janelle Zauha James & Carolyn Zimmerman David & Sue Zimmerman
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MSU Library: The University’s Largest Classroom
MSU Library is one of the most happening places at MSU. As the second most visited building on campus, Renne Library hosts more than 25,000 visitors in a typical week during the school year. That number equates to nearly twice the entire MSU enrollment. Besides those who pass through our doors to study, write, research, take classes, and prepare presentations, at least twice as many access the library’s databases through online visits.
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