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Tina Maragou Hovekamp
Head of Public Services & Reference, Associate Professor
Central Oregon Community College Library
Bend, OR 97701

EXPERIENCE

Head of Public Services & Reference/Associate Professor, Central Oregon Community College (COCC), Bend, OR, July 1997-present.

Library Instruction Coordinator, Western State College of Colorado (WSC), Gunnison, CO, January 1994- August 1995.

Part-time English Instructor, Northwest College, Powell, WY, 1991-93.

Library Assistant, Office of Research Services, UNC at Chapel Hill, NC, 1990-91.

Research Assistant, UNC at Chapel Hill, NC, 1988-90.

Reference Librarian, University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh, WI, 1987-88.

EDUCATION

Ph.D. in Information and Library Science, UNC at Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, NC, 1993.
M.L.S., Kent State University, Kent, OH, 1986.
B.A., English , Aristotelian University, Thessaloniki, Greece, 1985.

HONORS AND AWARDS

Assistant Professorship, 2000; Associate Professorship, 2004.
Tenure, 2002.
Council on Library Resources/Kellogg Dissertation Grant, 1991-92.
Merit Award and Kalp Student Awards, 1989-1991.
Fulbright Scholarship, 1985-86.

PUBLICATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS

Weekly postings for ConXn, official COCC Library blog, Spring 2007-.

Technology in school is no substitute for professional librarians, The Bend Bulletin, May 22, 2007, C6.

"School Library Programs Make a Difference!," presentation, Bend/LaPine School Principals, April, 2006.

"Web Tools to Supplement School Library Collections," presentation, Ed-Tech Training, Bend/La Pine Schools, March, 2006.

"Using the Free Web to Build Reference Collections in School Libraries," Interchange, 34 (Winter 2006): 6-9.

"Using the Free Web to Build Reference Collections in a Secondary Library," presentation, OEMA (Oregon Education Media Association), September, 2005.

“Unions in Academic Libraries.” In G. M. Gregory (Ed.), The Successful Academic Librarian. Medford, NJ: Information Today, 2005.

Virtual Reference Task Force (ORBIS) report, submitted in June 2002.

“Virtual reference and library collaboration,” presentation, Orbis, annual summer meeting, 2002.

“The use of the Internet as a reference tool,” presentation in a workshop for reference librarians of the CONIN regional reference network, 1998.

"USGovSearch and Google’s Unclesam: A Comparative Look" http://libweb.uoregon.edu/govdocs/digor/documentor/doc201/review.htm (March 2000).

“Professional associations or unions? A comparative look,” Library Trends, 46 (Fall 1997): 232-245.

“Unionization and job satisfaction among professional library employees in academic research institutions,” College & Research Libraries, 56 (July 1995): 341-350.

"Organizational commitment of professional employees in union and nonunion research libraries," College & Research Libraries, 55 (July 1994): 297-307.

"Work values among professional employees in union and nonunion research library institutions," Journal of Applied Social Psychology, 24 (June 1994): 981-93.

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES

Bend Public Library Advisory Council, 2007-

International School of the Cascades (IB School) Board member, 2006-

Hybrid and Online Instruction Workshop, 2007

ALA mid-Winter Conference, 2007

Orbis/Orbis Cascade Alliance Consortium:

• Summit Borrowing Steering Committee, 2003-2006.

• Summit Consortium Borrowing Committee, 2000-present.

• Virtual Reference Orbis task force Chair, 2002.  Investigated and submitted extensive report on the need for and desirability of offering virtual reference service through Orbis, a consortium of nineteen Northwestern academic libraries.

L-Net (Oregon Statewide Virtual Reference project/service):

•  Advisory Board, 2006-2007

• L-Net Marketing Team member, 2007-

• L-Net Summit conference, 2006 & 2007

• Oregon Statewide Virtual Reference: organized the hosting and participated in an intensive two-day training for LSSI, the software used in the delivery of a statewide Virtual Reference service, 2003.

Internet Librarian conference, 2007

Central Oregon Regional Library conference, 2006 & 2007

BCR (Bibliographical Center for Research ) teleconference series, 2005-

ACRL Conference, 2005

Online Northwest Conference, 1997, 1998, 2004, & 2007.

Performed an on-site evaluation and submitted a Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) grant report for the Wilsonville Public Library ESL project, 2002.

Attended the ALA Copyright Web Tutorial, 2001.

Member: American Library Association, 2000-01; Association of College & Research Libraries, 2004-05

Digital Reference Workshop, the University of Washington Information School, Seattle, 2000.

Virtual Reference Desk Annual Digital Reference Conference, Seattle, 2000.

INSTITUTIONAL AND COMMUNITY SERVICE

Central Oregon Community College:

• College Hour presentation, Fall 2007, A Greek journey: from ancient to modern times

• College Hour presentation, Spring 2007, “Library 2.0: Research and Teaching on the Read/Write Web” – see presentation materials at http://web.cocc.edu/thovekamp/LIB2.0%20Presentation1.ppt

• Faculty Forum Retreat presentation on “Plagiarism”, Fall 2006 – see presentation web pages at http://web.cocc.edu/thovekamp/plagiarism.ppt & http://web.cocc.edu/thovekamp/plagiarismresources.htm

• Academic Affairs, 2007-

• Student Affairs, 2008-

• Faculty Forum Executive Committee Member-at-Large, 2000-01 & 2005-08.

• Served as a peer team evaluator for three COCC faculty in the Humanities and CIS departments, 2001-present.

• Served numerous search committees for faculty and library staff, 1997-2006.

• Was part of the Library Team, a campus committee headed by the COCC Vice president to review present and future library services in light of campus budget cuts. Prepared for the committee a COCC Library Services report including a detailed analysis of library services, personnel, and finances. As part of this report, conducted a survey on Oregon community college library budgets, 2002-03.

• COCC Honors Celebration Committee, 1998- present, Chair, 2001-2005, and co-Chair 2007-08.

• Team member for the conduct of a campus-wide Usability Study, 2000-01.

• Member of the ad hoc committee for the determination of a COCC campus-wide Acceptable Use Policy for computer and technology use, 1999.

• Member of the COCC Curriculum Committee, 1998-99.