Daniel J. Callison
Professor
Executive Associate Dean
Indiana University
School of Library and Information Science
Indianapolis

Curriculum and Professional Vita
November 2004

Contact Information

Office Address:
School of Library and Information Science
Indiana University Indianapolis
755 W. Michigan street UL 1110A
Indianapolis, IN 46202-5195
317-278-2376
FAX 317-278-1807

callison@indiana.edu
callison@iupui.edu

School Web site: http://www.slis.iupui.edu
Faculty Web site: /Faculty/callison.html

Content

1. Professional Experience
   1. Current Academic Appointment and Responsibilities, page 2
   2. Previous Relevant Positions, page 2
   3. Academic Degrees, page 2
2. Publications and Creative Productions
   1. Scholarly Refereed Publications, page 3
   2. Invited Presentations and Papers, page 5
   3. Commissioned Reports, page 9
   4. Instructional Print and Electronic Publications, page 9
   5. Instructional Video Productions, page 10
3. Teaching
   1. Fellowships, Student Mentor and Dissertations, page 11
   2. Courses Developed and Taught, page 12
   3. Curricular Leadership, page 13
4. Service
   1. School, University, and State, page 13
   2. National and International, page 14
   3. Grant and Project Development, page 16

1. Professional Experience
   1. Current Academic Appointment and Responsibilities

      Executive Associate Dean, Indiana University SLIS at Indianapolis.
      ALA accredited for the masters in library science.   Develop and expand the Indianapolis program and distance education delivery potential; Professor of Library Science and Director of School Library Media Education, 2001-present.   Growth in Indianapolis program: from two to nine fulltime faculty; from 130 MLS students in 2000 to 320 as of fall 2003.

      Associate Professor of Library Science and Instructional Systems Technology.
      Initial appointment in 1982; full Graduate School status in 1989; tenured at Bloomington in 1990; tenured at Indianapolis in 2001.

      Director of School Library Media Education.   Since 1982 responsible for development of school library media curriculum and certification program; now advising 200 students annually.   Program ranked #7 nationally by U.S. News & World Report 1999.

      Director of Library Science.   1996 - 2001 responsible for review of MLS curriculum, ALA accreditation review, and marketing of program nationally.

      Coordinator for Internships.   Since 1995 responsible for expansion of field experience to be available as an option for MLS or MIS student.   Increased placements to current 150 annually across Indiana and out-of-state.

   2. Previous Relevant Positions

      Director of School Library Media, Topeka High School, Topeka, KS, 1972-79.

      State ESEA Title II Demonstration Library, 1975-78.

      Director of Media Services and Training, School of Education Library, Indiana University, Bloomington, 1979-81.

      Visiting Professor, University of Hawaii, 1987.

      Associate Dean, School of Library and Information Science, Indiana University, Bloomington, 1987-91.   Responsible for hiring and evaluation of 40 adjunct faculty annually and coordination of seven-campus distance education program; coordination of the doctoral program (26 admissions, 14 Ph.D. graduates, $224,000.00 fellowship awards); fund-raising through the IU Foundation ($60,000.00 in telefund campaign).

      Acting Dean, SLIS, 1990-91, 18 full-time faculty and $2.8 million budget.

   3. Academic Degrees

      Doctor of Education, Ed.D., Instructional Systems Technology, School of Education, Indiana University, Bloomington 1982.   Dissertation:   "A Simulation of Random Access Video Technology: Reaction to Pre-mastered Multi-Media Interactive Program Instruction in a Children's Museum Free Inquiry Learning Environment."   Sponsored through the Children's Museum of Indianapolis, IN.

      Master of Education, MS, Public School Administration, IUB, 1981.

      Master of Library Science, MLS ALA-accredited, Emporia State University, 1973.

      Bachelor of Arts, BA, Southwestern College with teaching certification in speech, drama, communication, political science, language arts, 1970.

2. Publications and Creative Productions
   1. Scholarly Referred Publications

      Books

      • Key Words, Concepts and Methods for Information Age Instruction: Methods for teaching information inquiry.   Baltimore: LMS Associates.   2003.
      • Student Achievement, Diversity in Learning and School Library Media Programs: Papers presented at the ELMS Research Retreat.   Sponsored by IMLS. Hi Willow Research. 2003.
      • Instructional Intervention for Information Use.   San Jose, CA: Hi Willow Research and Publishing.   1998.   Research papers of the Sixth Treasure Mountain Research Retreat.   Edited with Joy H. McGregor and Ruth V. Small.
      • Case Studies in School Library Media Management.   Phoenix: Oryx Press, 1989.   With Jacqueline Morris.

      Book Chapters

      • "The Indiana Virtual Classroom: Teaching through two-way video." Benchmarks in Distance Education in Library and Information Science.   Westport: Libraries Unlimited. 2003.   75-101. With Shirley A. Fitzgibbons and Edward J. Jurewicz.   Edited by Daniel Barron.
      • "Historical Context: An evolution toward knowledge management."   Collection Management in School Library Media Centers .   Lanham: Scarecrow Press.   2003. 33-70.   Edited by Joy H. McGregor, Ken Dillon and James Henri.
      • "The Research Record in School Library Media Programs for the 20 th Century."   The Encyclopedia of Library and Information Science.   Volume 71. Marcel Dekker: New York. 2002. 339-369.   Edited by Allen Kent.
      • "History of the Research on Issues Related to School Library Media Programs and Services 1925-1995."   The Emerging School Library Media Center: Historical Issues and Perspectives.   Englewood, CA: Libraries Unlimited.   1998. 91-136.   Edited by Kathy Howard Latrobe.
      • "The Cognitive Apprenticeship Model and Adolescent Information Use."   Instructional Intervention for Information Use.   San Jose, CA: Hi Willow Research and Publishing.   1998.   245-254.   With Carol L. Tilley.
      • "Information and Media Literacies:   Towards a Common Core."   Instructional Intervention for Information Use.   San Jose, CA: Hi Willow Research and Publishing.   1998.   110-116.   With Carol L. Tilley.
      • "Expanding the Evaluation Role in the Critical-Thinking Curriculum."   Information for a New Age: Redefining the Librarian.   Englewood, CA: Libraries Unlimited.   1995.   153-176.   The Silver Award for Best Essay from the ALA Library Instruction Round Table.   Previously printed in School Library Media Annual Volume Eleven.   Englewood, CO: Libraries Unlimited, 1994, 43-47, edited by Carol Collier Kuhltau.
      • "Restructuring Pre-Service Education."   School Library Media Annual Volume Thirteen.   Englewood, CO: Libraries Unlimited.   1995.   100-112.   Edited by Betty J. Morris.
      • "The Potential for Portfolio Assessment."   School Library Media Annual Volume Eleven.   Englewood, CO: Libraries Unlimited.   1993.   30-39.   Reprinted in Assessment and the School Library Media Center , Englewood, CO: Libraries Unlimited.   1994.   121-130.   Edited by Carol Collier Kuhlthau.
      • "Research Needs and Issues in School Librarianship."   Library and Information Science Research:   Perspectives and Strategies for Improvement.   Norwood, NJ: Ablex Publishing.   1991.   296-315.   With Shirley A. Fitzgibbons.   Edited by Charles R. McClure and Peter Hernon.
      • "Collection Development in School Library Media Centers."   The research of School Library Media Centers.   Castle Rock, CO: Hi Willow Research and Publishing.   1990.   231-258.   Edited by Blanche Woolls.
      • "Cooperation in School Library Automation."   Perspectives on School Library Automation.   Chicago: American Library Association.   1990.   11-16.   Edited by Patricia A. Hooten.
      • "The Secondary School Library Media Center."   Online Searching: The Basics, Settings, and Management.   Englewood, CO: Libraries Unlimited.   1989.   101-106.   Edited by Joann H. Lee.

      Journal Articles

      • "Information Educators and the Library Learning Laboratory." Threshold: Exploring the Future of Education: Libraries, Learning and the Future. Invited paper for special online issue on the future of libraries. 2004. http://www.ciconline.org/AboutCIC/Publications/threshold.htm
      • "Descriptive Impressions of the Library and Information Education Evolution of 1988-1998 as Reflected in Job Announcements, ALISE Descriptors, and New Course Titles."   The Journal of the Association for Library and Information Science Education.   42:3. 181-199. 2001.   With Carol L. Tilley.   Special report for the KALIPER Project sponsored by the Kellogg Foundation and the University of Michigan.
      • "Preparing School Library Media Specialists for the New Century: Results of a Survey."   The Journal of the Association for Library and Information Science Education.   42:3. 220-227. 2001. With Carol L. Tilley.   Special Report for the KALIPER Project sponsored by the Kellogg Foundation and the University of Michigan.
      • "A Site-Level Library Power Case Study of Lincoln, Nebraska: Educational Excellence of the Plains."   School Libraries Worldwide.   5:2. 45-62. 1999.   Selected as an exemplary case study of the National Library Power Project Evaluation, DeWitt Wallace Reader's Digest Foundation and the University of Wisconsin.
      • "Twenty-Five Years of School Library Media Quarterly."   School Library Media Quarterly.   25:4. 1997. 218-222.
      • "Evolution of Methods to Measure Student Information Use."   Library and Information Science Research.   19:4. 1997.   347-357.  
      • "Expanding the Collaboration for Literacy Promotion in Public and School Libraries."   Journal of Youth Services in Libraries.   11:1.   Fall 1997.   37-48.
      • "Impact of New Technologies on School Library Media Center Facilities and Instruction."   Research Column.     Journal of Youth Services in Libraries .   6:4.   1993.   414-419.
      • "Collection Development in School Library Media Centers:   A Review of the Research."   Current Research.   School Library Media Quarterly.   19:1.   1990.   27-34.
      • "User Education in Academic Libraries of China."   Research Strategies.   7:2.   1989.   79-85.   Also published in International Library Review .   22.   1990, 95-103.   With Ping Fang.
      • "Comparison of Teacher and Student Ratings of Microcomputer Software."   Computers in the Schools:   Interdisciplinary Journal of Practice, Theory, and Applied Research.   6.   1989.   97-110.
      • "Introducing End-User Software for Enhancing Student Online Searching."   School Library Media Quarterly .   16:3.   1988.   173-181.   With Ann Daniels.
      • "Methods for Measuring Student Use of Databases and Interlibrary Loan Materials."   Current Research.   School Library Media Quarterly.   16:2.   1988.   138-142.
      • "Experience and Time Investment Factors in Public School Teacher Evaluation of Educational Microcomputer Software."   Journal of Educational Technology Systems.   16.   1988.   138-144.
      • "A Methodology for Student Evaluation of Educational Microcomputer Software."   Educational Technology.   28:1.   1988.   25-32.
      • "Justification for Action in Future School Library Media Programs." School Library Media Quarterly. 12:3. 1984. 205-211.

      Invited Presentations and Papers

      • "The State of Indiana School Library Media Centers." Report on three statewide surveys through the Indiana Center on Public Opinion.   Association for Indiana Media Educators. Indianapolis, IN.   November 2004.
      • "Testing the Relationships Between Elementary School Library Media Specialists and Student Achievement – What are the Implications and Limitations of the Evidence?"   Invited research report at the Third National Research Seminar. Kansas City, MO. October 2004.
      • "Information Inquiry: Key Words, Concepts & Assessments for Literacy K-College." American Library Association Annual National Conference. Orlando. June 27, 2004. With Leslie Preddy, Kym Kramer, Annette Lamb.
      • "The Visiting Team's Role."   ALISE and ALA Midwinter Conference. Atlanta. 2003.
      • "Public and School Libraries and the Goals for Education of America's Young People:   Where do we start to help?"   Indiana Library Federation State Conference.   Indianapolis, IN. April 2001.
      • "The Vision for Future Library and Information and Science Education as Seen Through the KALIPER Report."   School of Library and Information Studies, University of North Carolina at Greensboro.   March 2001.
      • "The IMATE Program."   Educating future school library media specialists in Indianapolis.   Indiana Department of Education.   February 2001.   With Judy Carnal.
      • "Current Programs for Educating School Library Media Specialists in ALA-Accredited Schools."   KALIPER Report for the National Conference of the Association for Library and Information Science Educators.   San Antonio.   2000.
      • "Review of the National Study on Public and School Library Support of the National Education Goals 2000."   U.S. Department of Education and Westat Research.   Washington, D.C. 2000.
      • "Inquiry, Literacy and the Learning Laboratory."   New Millennium, New Horizons Online International Conference.   Charles Stuart University, Australia.   2000.
      • "School and Public Library Support of the National Education Goals."   New Millennium, New Horizons Online International Conference.   Charles Stuart University, Australia. 2000.
      • "Information Literacy K-College and the Use of Online Tutorials."   Indiana Library Federation and the Division on Bibliographic Instruction.   Keynote.   Indianapolis.   2000.
      • "How to Write for Knowledge Quest and School Library Media Research."   The 9 th AASL National Conference.   Birmingham.   1999.
      • "Statistical Data from the NCES on School Library Media Programs."   The 9 th AASL National Conference.   Birmingham.   1999.
      • "75 Years of Research in School Library Media."   The 9 th AASL National Conference.   Birmingham.   1999.   With Kathy Latrobe.
      • "Technology, Pedagogy, Community:   The Indiana Virtual Classroom."   Access Indiana State Network for Distance Learning Conference.   Ball State University.   Muncie, IN.   1999.   With Edward J. Jurewicz.
      • "Information Literacy and Media Literacy:   Approaches for Teaching Both."   National Conference of the National Council of Teachers of English.   Detroit.   1997.   With Carol L. Tilley.
      • "How to Renew Indiana's Aging School Library Book Collections."   A series of 12 keynote presentations across Indiana resulting in the support of the Indiana Legislature approving $8 million in new funding for school library books.   1997-1998. Sponsored by Educate Indiana, Indiana Department of Education, and the Middle Grades Reading Center of the University of Evansville.   With Jack Humphrey.
      • "Results of the Library Power Project."   Lincoln Public Schools Board of Education and Area Library Council.   1997.
      • "Instructional Interventions:   National Research Agenda."   Treasure Mountain Research Retreat VI Introduction.   Portland.   1997.
      • "Engaging Adolescents as Active Readers:   Reader's Theater Selection and Scripting."   Kentucky Library Association.   Bowling Green, KY.   1996.
      • "Linkages from Information to More Information:   Information Literacy and the Language Arts."   National Conference of the National Council of Teachers of English.   Boston.   1996.
      • "Evolution of Methods to Measure Student Information Use."   Library Research Seminar.   The American Library Association and Florida State University.   Tallahassee.   1996.
      • "Information Literacy and the School Library."   Panel of the Information Literacy Committee.   National Council of Teachers of English National Conference.   San Diego.   1995.
      • "Defining Information Literacy."   Indiana Computer Educators.   State Conference.   Indiana State University.   Terre Haute.   1995.
      • "Trends in State Education Programs for School Media Specialists."   Association of State Media Service Directors.   AASL National Conference.   Indianapolis.   1994.
      • "Focusing the Vision:   Cooperative Processes for Long Range Planning."   Seventh National AASL Conference.   Indianapolis.   1994.
      • "Restructuring Pre-Service Education."   Report to the Treasure Mountain VI Research Retreat.   Brown County, IN. 1994.   Coordinated by Dan Barron and Bob Grover.
      • "Problems in Comparative Analysis:   School Media Center Budget and Collection Data Over Time and Regions."   National Center for Education Statistics and the Office of Educational Research and Improvement.   Washington D.C. 1994.
      • "Results of the 1993-94 Statewide Survey of Indiana School Library Media Programs."   State Conference for the Indiana Library Federation and the Association for Indiana Media Educators.   Indianapolis.   1994.   With Rebecca Knuth.
      • "Student Access to New Information Technologies in the Library Media Center."   Keynote.   The Lincoln Trail Library System.   Champaign, IL 1993.
      • "Technologies for the Social Curriculum."   Granite School Corporation of Salt Lake City.   1993.
      • "Technologies for the Modern School Library Media Center and New School Curriculum."   National Conference of the American Association of School Librarians.   Baltimore.   1991.   With Jane P. Klasing.
      • SOAR:   Stimulating Opportunities for Adolescents to Read."   National Conference of the American Association of School Librarians.   Baltimore.   1991.   With Dana Burton and Patricia Callison.
      • "Impact of New Technologies on School Library Media Center Facilities."   Lincoln Trail Library System and the University of Illinois School of Library and Information Science.   Champaign, IL.   1991.
      • "Challenges for International Doctoral Students."   National Conference of the Association of Library and Information Science Education.   Chicago.   1991.
      • "Distance Education Techniques for School Media Education."   The Graduate School of Library and Information Studies.   Texas Woman's University.   Denton, TX 1991.
      • "Methods for Discussion in the Classroom."   Instructional Special Interest Group.   Association of Library and Information Science Education.   Chicago.   1991.
      • "Free Inquiry Learning and the Teacher of Library Media."   Indiana Teachers Association State Conference.   South Bend, IN.   1990.
      • "Applications of the Indiana Higher Education Television System to Library Science Courses."   Indiana Conference on Technologies for Distance Education.   Bloomington, IN.   1990.
      • "Information Power:   Teachers and Librarians as Partners in Education."   Indiana Teachers Association State Conference.   Indianapolis.   1989.
      • "Collection Development in School Library Media Centers:   A Review of the Research."   Treasure Mountain Research Retreat.   Park City, UT.   1989.
      • "Techniques for Computing Output Measures:   Lessons to Learn from the Public Library Experience."   Tenth Annual State Conference of the Association for Indiana Media Educators.   Indianapolis.   1989.
      • "A Perspective on Cooperation in School Library Use of Online Systems and Interlibrary Loan."   Pre-Conference Workshop on Technology Automation and Telecommunications.   Supervisors Division of AASL.   American Library Association National Conference.   San Francisco.   1987.
      • "Young Adult Information Selection Behavior in Use of Online Software for the WilsonLine Database."   The Mid-Year Conference of the American Society of Information Scientists.   Cincinnati.   1987.
      • "High School Student Use of WilsonLine."   Indiana Computer Educators.   State Conference for ICE Indianapolis.   1986.
      • "Free Inquiry and the Media Learning Laboratory."   Fourth National Conference of the American Association of School Librarians.   Minneapolis.   1986.
      • "Student and Teacher Field Testing of Microcomputer Software."   North American Simulation and Gaming Association.   24 th National Conference.   Bloomington, IN 1985.
      • "Methods for Measuring and Comparing Student and Teacher Usability of Microcomputer Software."   The School of Communication, Information, and Library Studies at Rutgers University, the State University of New Jersey.   1985.
      • "Collection Development in Small College Libraries."   St. Mary's College and Notre Dame University.   1985.
      • "Measurable Justification of Mission Statements."   Third National conference of American Association of School Librarians.   Atlanta.   1984.
      • "The Definition of the Free Inquiry Learning Environment and the Uses of Interactive Video."   Proceedings of the Fifth Annual Conference on Interactive Videodisc in Education and Training.   Society for Applied Learning Technology.   Arlington, VA.   1983.

      Commissioned Reports

      • "State of Indiana School Library Media Centers." Two statewide surveys with the Indiana Center on Public Opinion.   2004.
      • "Evaluation of INCOLSA:   Indiana's Statewide Library and Information Network.   1998.   ERIC document ED422026.   With Verna Pungitore.
      • "District Site Case Study of the Lincoln Public Schools and Library Power."   National Library Power Program Evaluation.   University of Wisconsin.   Dianne McAffe Hopkins & Douglas L. Zwezig, principal investigators.
      • "Field Test and Review of Instructional Media and Technologies for Learning. "   Concepts on school library media programming added to the national text by Robert Heinrich and Michael Molenda.
      • "The AIME Statewide Survey of Indiana School Library Media Centers."   The Indiana Media Journal.   Part One:   Collections and Expenditures, 16:4, 106-165.   Part Two:   Comparisons and Relationships, 17:1, 103-144.   1994-95.   Association of Indiana Media Educators.   1994.   ERIC document ED374824.   With Rebecca Knuth.
      • "Evaluation of Nonprint Services."   The Lincoln Trails Libraries System of Illinois.   1992.
      • "A Survey of Cooperation and Communication Between Public and School Librarians in Indiana."   Indiana Libraries .   8:2.   1989.   78-86.   The Indiana Library Association.   With Judy Fink and Jeff Hager.
      • "Introducing the Electronic Encyclopedia Across the Curriculum."   Indiana Media Journal .   12:1.   1989.   18-26.   The Perry Township Schools of Indianapolis.   With Judy Carnal and Jim Neil.
      • "Young Adult Group Behavior Patterns in the Use of Interactive Video-Based Information and Instruction Systems."   Indiana Media Journal.   11:1.   1988.   16-20.   Indianapolis Children's Museum.
      • "Teacher and Student Field Testing of Microcomputer Software for Instruction."   The Lilly Educational Endowment, Inc.   1985.   ERIC documents ED260682, ED260683.

      Instructional Print and Electronic Publications

      • "Key Words for Instruction."   School Library Media Activities Monthly.   A regular column since 1997, each a 1500-word essay to define a key term associated with information inquiry and the instructional role of the school media specialist:   collaboration, integrated instruction, analysis, time-on-task have been noted for excellence by the ALA Instruction Division; forty published through January 2001.   Edited by Paula Montgomery.
      • The AASL Electronic Library.   Three editions since 1995.   A CD containing over 300 documents on issues related to management of school library media centers.   Produced and distributed by the American Association of School Librarians.   Edited with Robert Grover.
      • "Evaluator and Educator:   The School Library Media Specialist."   Tech Trends:   Professional Journal of AECT.   32:5.   1987.   24-29.
      • "School Library Media Program and Free Inquiry Learning."   School Library Journal.   32:6.   1986.   20-24.   Referenced in 1988 and 1998 national guidelines for school library media program.   Selected "Best of School Library Journal "   1960-1999.
      • "Due Process Principles Applied to Development of Reconsideration Policies."   Collection Building.   6:4.   1985.   3-9.   With Cindy Kittleson.
      • "Justification for Action in Future School Library Media Programs."   School Library Media Quarterly.   12:3.   1984.   205-211.
      • "Video Collections:   An Uncertain but Exciting Future."   Illinois Libraries.   66:7.   1984.   354-359.
      • "The Need for Centralized Control of Selection, Evaluation, and Acquisition of Microcomputer Software."   American Secondary Education .   13:2.   1984.   10-14.   With Gloria Haycock.
      • "The Impact of Computer Literacy on Library and Information Science."   Online.   3:1.   1983.   7-10.
      • "Fair Payment for Fair Use in Future Information Technology Systems."   Educational Technology.   21:1. 1981.   20-25.
      • "Managerial Leadership:   You too are an Important Resource."   Instructional Innovator.   25:7. 1980.   25.

      Instructional Video Productions

      • "Mike Printz Interviews."   In support of the Printz national award for young adult literature sponsored by the Young Adult Library Services Association.   14 minute Internet web programming.   2001.
      • "Module 4: Information in the Workforce."   Principal consultant for video and guide.   Agency for Instructional Television and the Southwestern Educational Publishing Center.   1996.
      • "What You Say vs. How You Say It."   Educator Resource Guide to the Mind's Treasure Chest.   The Follett Software Company.   1994.
      • "Facilitating Learning in the age of Discovery and Information: In-service Teachers K-12." and "Learning the Possibilities:   Pre-service Teachers."   Script for introducing the AASL video, Using Kaleidoscope: New Visions for School Library Media Programs.   1994.   Edited by Judy Pitts.
      • Stimulating Opportunities for Adolescents to Read: A Summer Retreat for Planning.   60-minute video production.   The Lilly Educational Endowment, Inc.   Produced through IU Television Special Projects.   1994.   Finalist Award in the 1994 New York International Film and Video Festival.   Distributed by the National Council for Teachers of English, 1994-1999.   With Edward Jurewicz, Director.   Callison, Producer, Script Writer, Host, and Project Director.
      • Libraries are for Conversations.   30-minute video production.   Indiana University Television Special Projuects.   1994.   Edward Jurewicz and Callison Co-Producers.   Callison, Script Writer.   Jerome Harste, Host.   Distributed by Heinemann Publications, Portsmouth, NH.
      • Yes, It's Worth It.   20-minute video production.   Indiana University Television Special Projects.   1990.   Sponsored through HEA Career Training Institute on Library Services to Patrons with a Disability.   1992 Questar Finalist Award.   Distributed by the Indiana Institute for Study of Developmental Disabilities.   Edward Jurewicz, Producer and Director.   Callison, Script Writer and Host.   Shirley A. Fitzgibbons and Callison, Co-Institute Directors.
      • They Just Want Into Whatever is Out There.   20-minute video production.   Indiana University Television Special Projects.   1990.   Sponsored through HEA Career Training Institute on Library Services to Patrons with a Disability.   Distributed by the Indiana Institute for Study of Developmental Disabilities.   Edward Jurewicz, Producer and Director.   Callison, Script Writer and Host.   Shirley A. Fitzgibbons and Callison, Co-Institute Directors.
      • Information : Information.   30-minute video production.   Indiana University Instructional Television.   1988.   Finalist at the New York Video and Film Festival.   Edward Jurewicz, Producer and Director.   Callison, Writer and Host.
3. Teaching
   1. Fellowships, Student Mentor and Dissertations

      Fellowships

      • HEA Department of Education Fellowships Awarded, Callison as principal applicant and administrator, 1988-1994.   $180,000.00 for Doctoral Students; $170,000.00 for MLS students, with Shirley A. Fitzgibbons; $90,000.00 for Specialist degree students.   Indiana University Graduate School matched with $45,000.00, 1988-1991.  
      • Current Advisor and Mentor to Doctoral Students Carol L. Tilley, Candidate for Ph.D., Information Science; Edward Jurewicz, Candidate for Ph.D., IST and Telecommunications; Andrew Walcot, Candidate fore Ed.D., Instructional Technology; Frank Giles, Candidate for Ph.D., Instructional Technology.

      Doctoral Dissertations *Chaired or Directed

      • "Bridging the Expanse: A Case Study of Literature Discussion with a Cross-Age, Cross-Ability Group of Elementary Students." Margaret E. Chase, Ph.D.   1997.   Reading Education.
      • "Convergence and Global Ethics: The International Association of School Librarianship and the Worldwide Promotion of School Libraries."   Rebecca Knuth, PhD.   1995.*   Library and Information Science.
      • "Case Studies of Computer Conferencing to Enhance Collaborative Learning in College Courses."   Siat Moy Chung, Ph.D.   1995.   Instructional Systems Technology.
      • "Guidelines for Off-Air Recording of Broadcast Programming for Educational Purposes: Knowledge vs. Practice of Oklahoma School Library media Specialists."   Jill Rooker Hudson, Ph.D.   1995.*   Instructional Systems Technology.
      • "Science Related Gender Roles in the Illustrations of Contemporary Outstanding Science Information Books for the Middle School Student."   Milton Hathaway, Ph.D.   1992.   Library and Information Science.
      • "Toward Effective Motivation of Academic Library Support Staff: Identifying and Correlating Motivator Valued with Demographic Attributes."   Sara Mort, Ph.D. 1991.   Library and Information Science.
      • "Information and Referral Needs of Parents of Children with Disabilities."   Marilyn M. Irwin, Ph.D.   1991.   Library and Information Science.
      • "The Effects of Cooperative Learning Strategies on Behavior and Performance During Interactive Video Instruction."   Raja Mazna Raja Hussain, Ph.D.   1988.   Instructional Systems Technology.
      • "The Present and Future Functions of the Public School District Media Director:   Comparative Perceptions of Professors of Media Education, State Education Media Administrators, Indiana District media Directors and Their Immediate Administrative Supervisors. "   Frederick W. Held, Ed.D.   1986.*   Instructional Systems Technology and Education Administration.
      • "Educational Technology: A Perspective from Periodical Literature."   Taggart Endzel, Ed.D.   1986.   Instructional Systems Technology.
   2. Courses Developed and Taught

      Teaching Award for Distance Learning Development, 1997-99.   Interactive video across seven sites in Indiana; Bloomington, Indianapolis, Richmond, Evansville, Fort Wayne, South Bend, Gary.

      L552 Audio and Video Information.   Developed in 1988.   Now taught at Bloomington and Indianapolis as a reference information course with a video production component.

      L551 Information Inquiry for School Teachers.   Developed in 1992.   Taught each Fall term over the interactive video system through the Indiana Virtual Classrooms.   In-depth work with a variety of information literacy models and processes.   School of Education has adopted as a required course for certification of Teachers in Library Media.

      L553 The School Media Specialist.   Management of school media programs.   Taught each Spring over the interactive video system through the Indiana Virtual Classroom.

      L554 Information User Education (Bibliographic Instruction).   Targets the undergraduate library and the development of full programs for teaching information search and use.   Eighty percent of those who have completed this course have taken a position as an educator in bibliographic instruction and reference services.

      L524 Information Sources and Services

      L528 Collection Development

      L596 Internship in Library and Information Services.   Since 1996 this has been expanded from   approximately 50 practice students annually to 130 internships annually.   Placements now reach beyond Bloomington and include information technology placements in Indianapolis and out-of-state.

      L605 Seminar in Education for Librarianship and Information Science.   Overview of history, purpose, methods and practices in higher education teaching.   Case study application for doctoral students.

      The Library and Information Science Distance Education Consortium (LISDEC).   Development of two online courses in school media to be launched in Fall 2001.

      Invited Instructor for sessions at the University of Hawaii, 1987 and Emporia State University, 1988, 1990.

   3. Curricular Leadership

      Chair, SLIS Curriculum Steering Committee.   1993- 2001.

      Full review of Masters in Library Science degree.

      Expanded course electives for Masters in Information Science degree.

      Development of Youth Services Workshops:

      Electronic Media for Children

      Video Production for the Library Media Specialist

      Media Literacy

      Collection Mapping

      Electronic Reference Services

      MLS and MIS fully accredited by ALA in 1999.

4. Service
   1. School, University and State

      School of Library and Information Science
      Curriculum Steering Committee, Chair 1994- 2001.
      Faculty Policy Committee, Chair 1997-99
      Promotion and Tenure Committee, Chair 1997-99
      Mentor for six junior faculty
      Committee to Review the Dean, 1987 and 1995

      Indiana University, Bloomington
      IU Task Force on Distance Education
      IU Task Force on Review of Radio and Television Communications
      IU Review of Vice President for Budgetary Affairs

      Indiana University, Indianapolis
      Graduate Affairs Council
      Core Campus Dean's Committee
      Enrollment Management Committee
      Distance Education Council
      Affirmative Action Council

      Editorships
      Indiana Libraries.   The journal of the Indiana Library Federation.   1986-1992.
      Indiana Media Journal.   The journal of the Association of Indiana Media Educators.   1992-1996.
      School Library Media Research. The online, refereed journal for the American Association of School Librarians.   Founding editor, 1998.     1998 – present.   Rated as one of the top 20 refereed journals respected by LIS Deans for review of promotion and tenure in 2004.

      Library Media Certification
      Principal advisor to 140 students in school library media certification.
      Principal editor for new Indiana guidelines for Teachers of Library Media.   1999.
      http://www.state.in.us/psb/Standards/lib_media/lib_media.htm
      Association for Indiana Media Educators (AIME) President of AIME 1990-92.

      Consultant
      Indiana Cooperative of Libraries (INCOLSA)
      Indiana Library Federation (ILF)
      Indianapolis Children's Museum
      Indianapolis Library Foundation
      Lincoln Trails Library Cooperative of Illinois
      Salt Lake City Public Schools
      Lincoln Public Schools
      Indiana Public Schools: Warrick County, Indianapolis Public Schools, Pike Township
      Schools, Perry Township Schools, Washington Township Schools, Monroe County Public Schools, Walkerton Schools, Public Schools of Fort Wayne, Evansville Public Schools, Carmel-Clay Schools, Lafayette County Schools
      Tipton Public Library
      Mooresville Public Library
      St. Mary's Library of Notre Dame
      U. S. Institute of Museum and Library Services Grant Review

   2. National and International

      Fellow with the National Center for Education Statistics.   Washington, D.C. 2000.   Representing Indiana and review of new national survey for school library media programs.

      Senior Research Fellow.   KALIPER Project.   Association of Library and Information Science Educators.   The Kellogg Foundation funding through the University of Michigan.   1998-2000.

      Outside Reviewer for National Standards Board Guidelines on Certification of Accomplished School Library Media Specialists.

      Principal Consultant in School Library Media.   The National Survey on Cooperation Between School and Public Libraries in Support of the National Education Goals.   The U. S. Department of Education and Westat Research.   1996-1999.

      Principal Case Study Researcher.   The National Library Power Project.   American association of School Librarians and the DeWitt Wallace Reader's Digest Fund.   Coordinated through the University of Wisconsin.   1993-1996.

      Test development for the Educational Testing Service, Princeton.   The National Exam on Certification in School Media, 1992.

      Review of Dossiers for Promotion and Tenure

      University of South Carolina, Syracuse University, University of Oklahoma, University of Denver, San Jose University, University of Hawaii, University of Rhode Island, Florida State University, Texas Woman's University, University of Iowa, Emporia State University, St. John's University, University of North Carolina, University of South Florida, Drexel University, University of Alabama, University of Vermont, SUNY of Buffalo, University of Missouri.

      Committee on Accreditation for ALA, visiting teams: UCLA, University of Oklahoma, Louisiana State University, University of Washington, University of Alabama (Chair), Drexel University, University of Kentucky.

      Treasure Mountain Research Retreats

      Principal Organizer for TM6 near Portland, 1997.   With Joy McGregor and Ruth Small

      Principal Organizer for TM10 near Kansas City, 2002.   With Nancy Thomas.

      American Association of School Librarians (AASL) Editorial Board for School Library Media Quarterly Committee on Publications.

      International Association of School Librarianship (IASL) Committee on Professional Standards and Education.

      National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE) Committee on Information Literacy.

      Association for Educational Communications and Technology (AECT) Future Leader Award, 1983-86.

      Association for Library and Information Science Education (ALISE) Publicity Coordinator, 1988-91, Instructional Methods SIG, 1989-92.

      Committee on Institutional Cooperation (CIC) Development of programs for minorities recruitment and opportunities in librarianship.

      Editorships

      Editor.   School Library Media Research.   An online, refereed research journal for the American Association of School Librarians.   Founding Editor in 1998.   The first online research journal of any ALA division.   http://www.ala.org/aasl/SLMR .

      "Planning Learning Environments for Library Media Programs."   Guest editor for special issue of School Library Media Quarterly.   20:4.   1992.   With Jane P. Klasing.

   3. Grant and Project Development

      "State of School Library Media Specialists in Indiana". Two statewide surveys through the Indiana Public Opinion Laboratory. Association for Indiana Media Educators. $9,400. 2004.

      Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.   Six Internships in Public Library Technology Support.   $165,000.00, awarded June 2001.

      Treasure Mountain Research Retreat VIII.   Kansas City area, 2002.   Initial funding, $4,500.00, granted.    Institute of Museum and Library Services Grant.   $73,000.00, awarded June 2001.

      "Indiana Media and Technology Educators:   IMATES."   Educate Indiana Grant through the Perry Township of Indianapolis for recruitment of successful classroom teachers to be educated as school library media specialists.   2001-2002. $124,000.00.   With Judy Carnal. Indianapolis Library Foundation funded a continuation for the Indianapolis Public Schools, 2002-2004, $138,000, with Dorothy Crenshaw and Mary Ann Parks.

      "Program Evaluation of the Washington Township Schools."   Survey, focus groups and final review.   Washington School Corporation.   1999.   $3,500.00.

      "Evaluation of INCOLSA."   A 700-member library cooperative.   Evaluation and recommendations on long-range plan.   1998.   $5,000.00.   With Verna Pugnitore.

      "Information Literacy for School Teachers: Professional Development and America Goals 2000."   In cooperation among the Indiana State Teachers Association, Monroe County Schools, John Glenn Schools of Walkerton, and Linton/Stockton Schools.   1995: $24,000.00.   1996: $50,000.00.   1997: $120,000.00.

      "Indiana Survey of School Library Media Programs:   Services, Staff, Collections."   Association for Indiana Media Educators.   1993-94.   $7,500.00.

      "Evaluation of Nonprint Services."   Survey of video collection services in an Illinois regional library cooperative.   The Lincoln Trails Libraries System.   $5,000.00.

      "Summer Reading Retreats for Stimulating Adolescents to Read."   Professional development for 70 young adult public librarians, school library media specialists, and collaborative teachers.   Lilly Educational Endowment, Inc.   1990-93. $224,000.00

      "Adjunct Faculty Instructional Development."   Instructional training for 58 adjunct faculty.   IU Dean of Faculties.   1990-91.   $7,800.00.

      "Workshops in the Introduction of CD ROM Searching for Secondary School Librarians."   Teacher and school librarian teams were trained in use of new CD ROM databases.   120 participants at four sites.   Indiana Department of Education.   1989.   $18,500.00.   With Susan Jackson.

      "Student-Constructed Databases."   Washington Township Schools of Indianapolis.   Harcourt Elementary and the Indiana Department of Education.   1989.   $7,000.00.

      "Field Testing the H. W. Wilson WilSearch Software."   First public use of the search software.   Carmel-Clay Schools and the H. W. Wilson Company.   1985.   $4,500.00.

      "Teacher and Student Field Testing of Educational Microcomputer Software."   The Lilly Educational Endowment.   Eight Indiana school districts.   1982-83.   $24,000.00.   With Gloria Haycock and the Triton Schools.