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Her efforts with the Atwood Institute and many others have resulted in connecting generations and the world to collectively be a part of history." }, { "id": "p267.2", "order": 2, "type": "text", "bbox": { "l": 47.52, "t": 692.4, "r": 558.24, "b": 616.8 }, "text": "Throughout her tenure at KSU she has demonstrated and provided evidence, as outlined in the Appendix L, Section II.B, of her ability to, “contribute to the educational functions of the University, advancement of the profession, activities related to inquiry and research and quality professional service.” She has effectively fulfilled and exceeded her duties as evident by her evaluations and according to professional “Benchmarks for Librarians” (February 1, 1997)." }, { "id": "p267.3", "order": 3, "type": "text", "bbox": { "l": 47.52, "t": 606.48, "r": 559.44, "b": 377.28 }, "text": "It is our understanding based on these guidelines for the discipline of Library Science that the emphasis on teaching is captured in terms of “professional competency”. Despite budgetary constraints in the library, she still supports the work and her colleagues by helping when the reference desk is short staffed. Her work with the Pioneer Project to document notable African American alumni from UK facilitated yet another opportunity for shared learning among institutions and discovery of KSU’s rich past. She was described as “going above and beyond to preserve the history of African Americans”. Ms. McGee has taught numerous classes, workshops and webinars throughout her tenure which has included the development of several “noteworthy” teaching tools contributing to her field. The Records Management Training presentation facilitates the learning of students, faculty, staff, and community members in search of information and skills to assist their learning or research. Additionally, she developed the Permanent Records List, Records Destruction and Recycling and Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives State Records Center handouts to coordinate efforts on campus and at the state level to manage records, while saving the University time and money. Participation on the State Advisory Committee on University Records, American Library Association and Association of College Reserve Libraries webinars also attests to Ms. McGee’s commitment to excellence and perseverance even in the wake of a pandemic. She is exceptionally intuitive and dedicated to the profession of Library Science." }, { "id": "p267.4", "order": 4, "type": "text", "bbox": { "l": 47.04, "t": 367.2, "r": 562.08, "b": 152.64 }, "text": "The Committee believes the totality of her contribution demonstrates competence. As a scholar and innovator, she has uniquely identified opportunities to contribute to the body of work in her field with “over twenty publications for research and other purposes”. Some recent highlights include serving as a website tester in 2020 for the “Chronicle of African Americans in the Horse Industry” for the Kentucky Horse Park Foundation. Further record of peer-reviewed publications includes being a contributor in 2017 and 2006 respectively for the Encyclopedia of African American Business. Both entries were included in the aforementioned book, which was awarded the Library Journal, Best Reference Titles of 2017. She also “created an entry in the Kentucky African-American Encyclopedia which was an award winner for the Thomas D. Clark Medallion Book and the Kentucky Archives Month Award. Other notable publications cited by Ms. McGee include “History Happy Hour”, a pictorial collaboration with the Atwood Institute and a Friends of the Kentucky Archives Institute presentation highlighting resources of KSU Record Managers /Archivists. Equally notable was her submission leading to the Governor’s Proclamation in October 2015 for Kentucky Archives Month to stress the importance of voting and civil rights. “Proclamations are provided by the Governor’s Office as a service to Kentucky residents with the goal of honoring and celebrating events or increasing awareness of noteworthy issues among citizens across Kentucky”." }, { "id": "p267.5", "order": 5, "type": "text", "bbox": { "l": 47.52, "t": 143.52, "r": 534.96, "b": 83.76 }, "text": "Service to the University and the community demonstrates her willingness to engage at various levels. Her faithful efforts include service on the Library Committee (2015-2017) to ensure the library's compliance for accreditation; Atwood Steering Committee (2019-2020); Teacher Education Standing Committees (cultural competence, curriculum & assessment, and recruitment & appeals; 2017). Other vital roles at the University" }, { "id": "p267.6", "order": 6, "type": "figure", "bbox": { "l": 494.16, "t": 82.56, "r": 562.8, "b": 63.36 }, "text": "", "attrs": { "block_label": "image" } }, { "id": "p267.7", "order": 7, "type": "footer", "bbox": { "l": 141.12, "t": 59.52, "r": 487.44, "b": 35.76 }, "text": "Inspiring Innovation. Growing Leaders. Advancing Kentucky.\nKentucky State University is an educational and employment opportunity/ affirmative action institution.", "attrs": { "block_label": "footer" } } ], "excluded_furniture": { "first": [], "last": [] } }