Adjunct Instructor, UNT, SLIS

The School of Library and Information Sciences at the University of North Texas allows me to teach some classes: Information Retrieval Design; Internet Application, Services and Management; Web Server Administration; and Web Site Development. Currently, I am teaching Internet Application, Services, and Management and Information Technology (a basic class to help people who are not familiar with technology).

Presentations:

Here are some of the presentations I have given in connection with my jobs:

• Batch Jobs for the NT Server -- for the DRA/Sirsi Users' Conference, March 2002 (removed from server)
• Building Personal Web Pages -- for the Faculty Retreat, 2001
• Low-Cost Digitization for Access -- an article first, then a presentation; describes how to create low-cost electronic "books;" presented for Texas Library Association, March 2004 and published in ATLA Newsletter, March and April 2004.
• Migrations Issues -- for the DRA.Sirsi Users' Conference, March 2002; and for the North Carolina DRA Users' Group, March 2002
• Z39.50: An Introduction to the Standard -- for various groups

Syllabi:

Here are some of my syllabi:

• Information Retrieval Design -- for UNT
• Internet Application, Services, and Management -- for UNT (course material prepared by Dr. Carol Simpson)
• Web Administration for Information Professionals -- for UNT
• Web Site Development - for UNT

Resumes:

Here I have my library resume and my full resume.