Small Libraries as Community Partners Paving the Way

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Published: Nov 26, 2022
DOI: https://doi.org/10.31046/proceedings.2022.3158
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“Small Libraries As Community Partners: Paving the Way”. 2022. Atla Summary of Proceedings 76 (November): 98-106. https://doi.org/10.31046/proceedings.2022.3158.
Keywords:
food insecurity, community engagement, community outreach, art in libraries, clothing drives, strategic plan, mission statement, social justice, librarianship, diversity, equity, inclusion, Hispanic Serving Institution, student action, collaboration, partnerships, leadership, panel discussions, faith in action, relationship building, antiracism, Moravian, ELCA, Lutheran, seminary, university, academic

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Daniel Flores
Texas Lutheran University
Susan Ebertz
Wartburg Theological Seminary
Elizabeth Young Miller
Moravian University and Moravian Theological Seminary

Abstract

Panelists Susan Ebertz, Daniel F. Flores, and Elizabeth Young Miller provided brief institutional snapshots of their respective institutions before discussing how their library mission statements and/or institutional strategic plans address community service. Each panelist shared examples of how their respective institutions engage in outreach and community service.

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2022: Seventy-sixth Annual Conference of Atla
Section
Panel Discussions
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Author Biographies

Susan Ebertz, Wartburg Theological Seminary

Associate Professor & Director for the Reu Memorial Library

Elizabeth Young Miller, Moravian University and Moravian Theological Seminary

Information Literacy & Seminary Liaison Librarian