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Professional Activities

Publications

Fuson, C. (2011) Empty Pleasures: The Story of Artificial Sweeteners from Saccarin to Splenda [Review of the book Empty Pleasures: The Story of Artificial Sweeteners from Saccarin to Splenda] Tennessee Libraries, 61 (1).

Fuson, C. and Rushing, J. (2009) Climbing out of the “Ivory Tower”: Conversations between academic and school librarians and teachers.  College & Research Libraries News, 70(10), 566-569.

Fuson, C. (2009) Omnivore’s Dilemma [Review of the book Omnivore's Dilemma].  The Art of Teaching, 16 (3), 3.

Stephens, C. (2009) What do librarians do without the internet?. Codslap!: The Library Society of the World Zine, 1 (1).

Conference Presentations

Slides from my presentations can be found on my Slideshare page.

March 2011.  Staub, J.; Fuson, C. Techno Tango. Presented at the Tennessee Library Association Annual Conference, Murfreesboro, TN.

  • Are you attracted to emotional electricity or the feel of an old glove? Join us for an hour of cybernetic speed-dating, short sessions of hands-on play with technological gadgetry. Introduce yourself to new toys and make them dance for you.

October 2010.  Get Connected in the Classroom. Presented at Tennessee Association of School Librarians Annual Conference, Murfreesboro, TN.

  • Using Gadgets [ebook readers, ipods, video cameras, etc.] and Web 2.0 technology in the classroom to engage students

March 2010. Google Earth in the Classroom. Presented at Tennessee Library Association Annual Conference, Memphis, TN.

  • Come learn how to use Google Earth™ in the K-12 classroom! Google Earth can be used for a variety of subjects, including Biology, Ecology, History, Literature and Math. We will talk about how to use Google Earth™ and where to find resources for classroom use.

October 2008.  Carscaddon, L.; Harris, C.; Neufeld, K.; Stephens, C., Westcott, J.  Dance, Dance, Library Evolution. Preconference. Presented at Internet Librarian, Monterey, CA.

  • Today’s librarian must be nimble and fast-moving. Librarians from different parts of the country and different areas of librarianship demonstrate what is emerging in their libraries and in their lives today: hot technologies, social networking, and services and tools for users. Enjoy this fast-paced, informative and interactive workshop from eight Twitter friends who are using these technologies to move themselves and their libraries beyond 2.0 and ahead of the curve.

April 2008. Technology Training Tune-Up: Computer and Technology Skills for All Library Staff .  Conference presentation. Presented at Tennessee Library Association Annual Conference, Kingsport, TN.

  • Technology training should be an essential part of your library routine.  Topics covered include:  examples of some of the latest technology, examples of core competencies, and some ideas for how to keep up with new technologies

Teacher Inservices

July 2010.  Google Docs in the Classroom. Teacher Inservice.  Presented at Robert F Woodall Elementary School, White House, TN.

July 2009.  Using Primary Sources. Teacher Inservice. Presented at Robert F Woodall Primary School, White House, TN.

July 2009.  Google Lit Trips. Teacher Inservice. Presented at Robert F Woodall Primary School, White House, TN.

Other Presentations

August 2010. Creating Presentations. Presented on Tenn-Share’s Learn & Discover Ning site.

February 2010.  Using Primary Sources.  Literacy II course presentation.  Presented at Belmont University, Nashville, TN.

November 2009.  TEL Convo. Convocation.  Presented at Belmont University, Nashville, TN.

October 2009.  Google Earth. Convocation.  Presented at Belmont University, Nashville, TN.

July 2009. Social Bookmarking.  Presented on Tenn-Share’s Learn & Discover Ning site.

Professional Associations

Member of the American Library Association since 2002

  • Chair, 3M/NMRT Social Committee, 2010-2011
  • Member, Presidents Program and Membership Meeting Committee, 2010-2011
  • Member, NMRT Booth Committee 2007-2008, 2009-2010
  • Member, NMRT Orientation Committee 2009-2010

Member of the Tennessee Library Association since 2003

  • Co-Chair, 2012 Conference Programs Committee 2010-2012
  • Chair, Reference Roundtable 2008-2009, 2009-2010
  • Member, Public Relations Committee 2009-2010

Founding member of the Library Society of the World, 2007

Tenn-Share Board Member, 2010-2012

  • Chair, Workshops Committee, 2010-2011, 2011-2012
  • Co-Chair, Website Committee 2011-2012
  • Member, 2010 Fall Conference Planning Committee
  • Member, DataFest Planning Committee 2008-2011

Chair, Mid-State Library Association, 2010-2011

Web Design

I am (or have been) responsible for the design and upkeep of several web pages.

I am currently responsible for the upkeep of the Lila D Bunch Library website (http://library.belmont.edu).  I have been responsible for this site since August of 2006.

I was responsible for the upkeep of the Williamson County Public Library website (http://lib.williamson-tn.org) from April of 2005 until August of 2006. I did not design the site, but I did maintain it and add new pages to it as needed. I am no longer responsible for this site. To see the site when I was responsible for it, please visit the Internet Archive Wayback Machine

I was responsible for the design and upkeep of the Robert F. Woodall Elementary school website. I was responsible for this site from May of 2003 until June of 2008. It has now moved to a new content management system. You can find the old site using the Internet Archive Wayback Machine

I was responsible for the design and upkeep of the Robertson County Teachers’ Center website from May of 2003 until April of 2006. The current site does not reflect my work because it has been reincorporated into the main Robertson County Schools site. To see this site, please visit the Internet Archive Wayback Machine

Full CV available upon request

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