[Sigcr-l] RE: Election time!

[Jens-Erik Mai]

Reminder...

-----Original Message-----
From: Jens-Erik Mai [mailto:jemai at u.washington.edu] 
Sent: Friday, November 01, 2002 11:10 PM
To: 'sigcr-l at asis.org'
Subject: [Sigcr-l] Election time!

Hello:
It is time to choose your new officers for SIG/CR. The open positions are:
- Chair-elect, to serve as chair in 2004
- Secretary/Treasurer for 2003
- Communications Officer for 2003.


The following people are nominated:

*CHAIR-ELECT*

MIKEL BREITENSTEIN
My academic background includes degrees in art, computer science, and LIS.
Before moving to California last year, I was an Assistant Professor and
Undergraduate Program Director in the Palmer School of LIS at Long Island
University. My teaching specialties are knowledge organization and
presentation, and visual literacy. Prior to teaching at LIU, I was a
telephone engineer, software developer and analyst, information designer,
archivist and librarian. This past year I have been writing my doctoral
dissertation (on Visual Literacy) and helping to set up Breitenstein Medical
Associates, a medical-legal consulting business. I have been active in ASIST
as an event organizer, workshop attendee, panel speaker and moderator.
Recently I was SIG-HFIS Chair. I am looking forward to working with other CR
members to continue the high intellectual standards for which CR programs
and workshops are known.
E-mail: mikel at breitenstein.com


*SECTRETARY/TREASURER*

ALLYSON CARLYLE
Dr. Allyson Carlyle is Associate Professor and Associate Dean at the
Information School of the University of Washington.  Her primary research
areas are design and use of online catalogs and conceptual foundations of
descriptive cataloging. She teaches in all areas of cataloging and
information organization. Professor Carlyle has an M.L.S. (1986) and a Ph.D.
(1994) from the University of California, Los Angeles. Personal home page:
http://www.ischool.washington.edu/acarlyle/
E-Mail: acarlyle at u.washington.edu


*COMMUNICATION OFFICER*

ANTOINETTE ARSIC
Antoinette Arsic holds a Master's degree in Information Sciences from the
University of Tennessee, Knoxville and is employed as an Information
Analyst/Liaison within Knowledge Management Services at the MITRE
Corporation. She recently received a corporate award as a Knowledge
Management Trendsetter for her initiatives in knowledge sharing and reuse by
developing and maintaining web pages using advanced HTML and Dreamweaver MX,
working to develop a MITRE taxonomy, as well as researching information
products to develop a taxonomy for the Department of Defense (DoD)
information space. She holds a position on the Communications Team for her
division, InfoCenter Services. She is a member of ASIST and the SIG/CR.
E-mail: aarsic at mitre.org

CYNTHIA CAMPBELL
My educational accomplishments include a BA in Psychology and a Master's of
Science degree in Instructional Technology. I am currently attending Clarion
University's MLS program with a projected graduation date of December 2003.
I am employed by the Information Services and Resources Organization at
Bucknell University as an Information Commons Assistant.  This position
requires me to assist both the technology and reference service areas.  I
answer reference and technology related questions, assist in the management
of students, and create various web related tools used by these service
desks.  These tools include information portals specific to the service
area, bibliographic instruction web pages, on-line manuals, and message
centers for desk related updates. I also complete various technical writing
projects for the organization.
E-mail: ccampbll at bucknell.edu


Please go to this web page:
http://catalyst.washington.edu/webtools/webq/survey.cgi?user=jemai&survey=1
to cast your vote.  The voting starts now and continues until Nov. 11 2002.

Thanks, 
Jens-Erik Mai
SIG/CR Chair


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Jens-Erik Mai, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
The Information School
University of Washington
Mary Gates Hall
Box 352840
Seattle, WA 98195-2840
Phone: 206 616 2541
Fax: 206 616 3152
E-mail: jemai at u.washington.edu
Web: www.ischool.washington.edu

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