Library Collaborations and Community Partnerships

Enhancing Health and Quality of Life
Herausgeber: Hines-Martin, Vicki; Cunningham, Henry R; Cox, Fannie M

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Produktbeschreibung

Library Collaborations and Community Partnerships considers the value of library partnerships in improving health and quality of life.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: CRC Press
• Seitenzahl: 260
• Erscheinungstermin: 10. Juni 2020
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 18mm
• Gewicht: 576g
• ISBN-13: 9781138343283
• ISBN-10: 1138343285
• Artikelnr.: 69944260

Autorenporträt

Vicki Hines-Martin is Professor and Assistant Dean, Office of Community Engagement and Diversity Inclusion at the University of Louisville, School of Nursing, Louisville, Kentucky, USA. Fannie M. Cox is the Outreach and Reference Librarian, and Associate Professor, University of Louisville Libraries in Louisville, Kentucky, USA. Henry R. Cunningham is the Director of Community Engagement at the University of Louisville, Louisville, Kentucky, USA.

Inhaltsangabe

Part I - Theoretical Foundations
1. Introduction
Vicki Hines-Martin
2. Unrecognized Roles of Libraries in Collaborations to Improve Communities
Fannie M. Cox
3. Interprofessional Practice and Collaboration
Vicki Hines-Martin
4. Communities and Community Engagement
Henry R. Cunningham
Part II - Project Exemplars
Section A - Information Literacy
5. Introduction
Fannie M. Cox
6. Building Wellness Partnerships in Graduate Library and Information
Science (LIS) Education
Loriene Roy, Yan Zhang, and Nora Rose
7. Information Literacy and the Undergraduate Curriculum: Engaging Faculty
and Enhancing Student Learning
Hugh Burkhart
8. Fiscal Fitness Through Financial Literacy
Rosalind K. Lett
9. Expanding Health Information Outreach through Academic Health Science
Partners
Elizabeth Kiscaden and Jacqueline Leskovec
Section B - Education
10. Introduction: Libraries Addressing the Educational Needs of the
Community
Henry R. Cunningham
11. Information Literacy through Service-Learning
Michael F. Russo
12. Engaged, Educated and Entertained: Employing a Facilitated Discussion
Model
Marilyn Harhai
13. The Carver Cubs Summer Book Club: A Reciprocal Collaboration Between a
Neighborhood Library and a Graduate Elementary Teacher Preparation Program
Estanislado S. Barrera IV, Kim Skinner, and Brandon Reilly
14. The Monthly Health Talk: How a consumer health library became a hub for
a successful health education event through partnerships and community
engagement
Rita Kang, Phyllis Mancini, Valeria Raivich, and Miu Lin Wong
Section C - Health and Behavior
15. Introduction
Vicki Hines-Martin
16. Dog in Residence: An Interprofessional Wellness Program at an Academic
Health Sciences Library
Gail Y. Hendler and Julia Havey
17. Free Food at the Library: Becoming a Point of Access for Vulnerable
Families
Elizabeth Lynch and Kelly MacGregor
18. Healthy Start, Healthy Future for All: Building a Community Coalition
to Early Childhood Health
Ophelia T. Morey, Mary K. Comtois, Christy Panagakis
19. Team Vittles: A Made-from-Scratch Approach to Tackling Childhood Hunger
in Ohio
Shane Hoffman, Janet Ingraham-Dwyer, JoLynn Wheatley, Sarah Schaff
20. The Ask: Partnering to Connect At-Risk Teens with Sexual Health
Resources
Elizabeth Lynch and Rebecca McFarland
21. Physical Activity and Libraries: How Library-Recreation Partnerships
Contribute to Active Living
Noah Lenstra
Section D - Capacity Building
22. Introduction: Building Community Capacity through Partnerships and
Collaborations
Henry R. Cunningham
23. Hoop City Blooms: Mason Square Community Garden and Public Health
Initiative
Caitlin Kelley and Ellen Sulzycki
24. Making Agency Funding Work for Your Community
Talicia Tarver, Montie' Dobbins, William Olmstadt, David Duggar, and Julia
M. Esparza
25. Patient Empowerment: A Partnership between Academia, Community-Based
Organizations, and Public Libraries
Kara Burke, Elizabeth Irish, Enid Geyer, Ingrid Allard, Linda Miller, Maria
Buhl,
and Lauren Manning
26. Transformative Global Health Education and Community Empowerment
Moira Rogers, Robin Young, Cecilia Uribe de Chavez, and Wilfrido Torres
Part III - Perspectives, Challenges, and Future Directions
27. Perspectives, Challenges, and Future Directions
Vicki Hines-Martin, Henry R. Cunningham, and Fannie M. Cox