Elizabeth Johnson
Team-player, focused, and driven.
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I'm reading two books that get me in the right frame of mind as I work on a book chapter: "Twisted: The Tangled History of Black Hair Culture" by Emma Dabiri and "Just Work: Get Sh*t Done Fast & Fair" by Kim Scott.
Conferring, educating, and growing.
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What I value most about ACRL is that while working on my MLIS degree, I found insightful resources through the websites. But more importantly, I've gained friendships and networking through CORE forums and workshops that serve as an asset to this day.
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My journey of becoming a library professional has come full circle since I was a professor for over a decade. So my contributions on my campus take the form of a teacher/librarian who is mentoring, writing, researching, and serving.
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What I do daily is stand at the gap. Some days I stand symbolically, but most days, I stand literally. I assist colleagues, students, and community patrons in gaining knowledge and understanding. I invite others to stand with me!
Credentials:Ph.D.; MLIS; and MS
Title:Assistant Director of Operations and Planning/Associate Professor
Workplace:Tennessee State University
Location:Nashville, TN