Anne Jung-Mathews
Education
Missouri Western State College, BA Speech Communication, 1987
Syracuse University, Master of Library Science, 1997
Plymouth State University, Master of Education, 2017
Anne has worked in the Lamson Learning Commons for more than two decades, most recently as the Outreach Librarian. She fell in love with libraries while doing research for competitive speech and debate tournaments, in both high school and college. During her years of competition, Anne qualified for five national tournaments. Not surprisingly, she loves to read and revels in crime novels and young adult literature (and writes reviews for School Library Journal) during her free time.
Anne’s research and outreach focus involves introducing middle school students to the academic library environment where they can make use of quality information resources for school projects.
In addition to her outreach duties, Anne provides research assistance to students at the Reference Desk and leads library instruction sessions for courses in Business, Health & Human Performance, and Psychology. Anne lives in Campton with her husband and family.
Selected publications/presentations/exhibitions
Jung-Mathews, A. (2016). Why (and how) to set up a college library visit for middle schoolers. School Library Journal. Retrieved from http://www.slj.com/2016/01/feature-articles/why-and-how-to-set-up-a-college-library-visit-for-middle-schoolers/#_
Jung, A. M. (2013). The new frontier in outreach: Middle school students in the academic library. Informed Librarian Online. Retrieved from http://www.informedlibrarian.com/guestForum.cfm?FILE=gf1303.html
Association of College & Research Libraries, New England Chapter (ACRL-NEC), Spring Conference
Burlington, VT, 2017
Poster presentation: Academic library outreach and community schools
New Hampshire Library Association, Spring Conference
Portsmouth, NH, 2017
Presentation Panelist: When the Reef is in Danger, the Fish Must School: Exploring Collaboration between Academic, Public, and School Libraries
Society for Teaching and Learning in Higher Education
London, Ontario, Canada, 2016
Presentation: The New Frontier for Academic Library Outreach: Middle School Research Visits
New Hampshire School Library Media Association Library Camp
Plymouth, NH, 2015
Presentation: Academic Libraries & Schools: Making That Early Connection
New Hampshire Library Association (Manchester, NH 2011); New England League of Middle Schools (Providence, RI 2012 & 2013); New England Library Association (Sturbridge, MA 2012); Christa McAuliffe Technology Conference (Concord, NH 2013)
Multiple presentations with Plymouth Elementary School Team 8 teachers, Gerry Gontarz, Kevin Greenler, and Paula Tanner: It’s Never Too Early: Middle School Students in the Academic Library
Awards or Recognition
Finalist for the Excellence in Faculty Service Award, Plymouth State University, 2011-2016 and the Recipient in 2017.
Courses Taught
CM-2400 Public Speaking, since 1999
IS-1111 First Year Seminar, Fall 2018