SUMMARY OF SCHOLARLY AND CREATIVE ACTIVITIES

 

REFEREED/JURIED PUBLICATIONS

THOSE PUBLISHED

 

Carmichael, J. V. Jr. (1986, Spring). "Atlanta's Female Librarians, 1883-1915," The Journal of Library History 21: 377-99.  Reprinted in Donald G. Davis, Jr., Libraries, Books and Culture: Proceedings of Library History Seminar VII (Austin, Tx: Graduate School of Library and Information Science, 1986): 377-99.

 

Holley, Edward G., Carmichael, J. V., Jr. and Havener, Michael W. (1986, Fall)."Private Support of Library and Information Science Education," Journal of Education for Library and Information Science 27 (Fall 1986): 105-17.

 

Appointed assistant Professor, UNCG, July, 1989.

 

Carmichael, J. V., Jr. (1991, Summer) "Ahistoricity in Librarianship: Perceptions of Practitioners of Biographical Research,"  Journal of Education for Library and Information Science 31: 329-56.

 

Carmichael, J. V., Jr. (1992, April) "Women in Southern Library Education, 1905-1945." The Library Quarterly 62 (April 1992): 169-216.


Carmichael, J. V., Jr. (1992, October/December)"The Male Librarian and the Feminine Image: A Survey of Stereotype, Status, and Gender Perceptions." Library and Information Science Research 14: 411-46.

 

TENURED, 1995

 

Carmichael, J.V., Jr. (1995) "The Gay Librarian: A Comparative Analysis of Attitudes Towards Professional Gender Issues,"  Journal of Homosexuality 30 (2) 1995: 11-57.

 

[with Marilyn L. Shontz] (January, 1996) "`The Last Socially Acceptable Prejudice:' Gay and Lesbian Issues, Social Responsibilities and Coverage of These Topics in MLIS/MLS Programs." The Library Quarterly 66: 21-58.

 

Carmichael, J.V., Jr. (1996, Winter)  "Library History without Walls: Clio's Decalogue Revamp'd for the Untenur'd . . ." Journal of Education for Library and Information Science 36 (Winter, 1995): 309-318.

 

[with Marilyn L. Shontz] (1997, Spring) “A “Despised” “Semi-Profession”: Perceptions of Curricular Content Relating to Gender and Social Issues Among 1993 MLIS/MLS Graduates.” Journal of Education for Library and Information Science Education 38: 1-18.

 

Carmichael, J.V., Jr. (2000, Winter)  “They Sure Got to Prove It on Me”: Millennial Thoughts on Gay Archives, Gay Biography, and Gay Library History.” Libraries & Culture 35: 88-102. Reprinted in Library History Research in America (Library of Congress, 2000) and 2000/2001 (Jefferson, NC: MacFarland, 2002)

 

PROMOTED TO FULL PROFESSOR, AUGUST 2000

 

Carmichael, J.V., Jr. [Date unknown] “Effects of the Gay Publishing Boom on Classes of Literature Retrieved Under the Subject Headings “Homosexuality”, Gay Men,” and “Gays” in the OCLC Database,” Journal of Homosexuality.

 

Hamby, Suda Mae [pseud. Carmichael, J.V., Jr.] (April 1,2002). "The Cover Design." The Library Quarterly, 72:234-38.

 

those accepted for publication

 

Carmichael, J. V., Jr. [2002] "Effects of the Gay Publishing Boom on Classes of Literature Retreived Under the Suject Headings "Homosexuality", "Gay Men," and "Gays" in the OCLC Database," Journal of Homosexuality 42 (3): 65-88.

 

ALL OTHER RESEARCH, SCHOLARLY, AND CREATIVE ACTIVITIES, ETC.

 

Carmichael, J. V., Jr. (1981, November). "Hands-Off Instruction: A Study of the Effectiveness of a Media-Based Library Instruction Module," The Georgia Librarian 18: 4-8.

 

Carmichael, J. V., Jr. (1988, Summer) "A School For Southern Conditions," The Southeastern Librarian 38: 64-70. Included in the Georgia Library History Project (www.georgialibraryhistoryproject.org)

 

Appointed assistant professor, uncg, July, 1989

 

Carmichael, J. V., Jr.(1990, Spring) "Tommie Dora Barker and the Atlanta Public Library: A Case Study in Female Professionalism," Atlanta History 34: 24-41.

 

Carmichael, J. V., Jr. (1990) "Tommie Dora Barker (1889-1978)," in Wiegand, Wayne A. (Ed.), The Dictionary of American Library Biography: Supplement. pp. 6-11. New York: Libraries Unlimited.

 

Carmichael, J. V., Jr. (1991, Summer) "Library Research in North Carolina: The Future of the Past." North Carolina Libraries 49:99-101.

 

Carmichael., J. V., Jr. (1992, Spring) "North Carolina Faces the Depression: A Regional Field Agent and the `Bell-Cow' State." North Carolina Libraries 50: 35-40.

 

Carmichael, J. V., Jr. (1994) "Library Publicity" in The Encyclopedia of Library History. Wayne A Wiegand and Donald G. Davis, Jr. (Eds.), pp. 385-87. New York: Garland.

 

Carmichael, J. V., Jr. (1994, March) "Gender Issues in the Workplace: Male Librarians Tell Their Side." American Libraries 25: 227-30.

 

Carmichael, J.V., Jr. (1994, Spring) "Women and North Carolina Libraries: Promoting the Library Idea," The Tar Heel Junior Historian 33 (Spring, 1994): 28-31.

 

Carmichael, J.V., Jr. (1994, July) "Southerners in the North and Northerners in the South The Impact of the Library School at the University of Illinois on Southern Librarianship." In Women's Work: Vision and Change in Librarianship (University of Illinois Graduate School of Library and Information Science Occasional Paper 196), pp. 27-104.

 

Carmichael, J. V., Jr. (1994) "Richer for His Honesty: A Personal Memoir of Edward Gailon Holley," in For the Good of the Order: Essays in Honor of Edward Gailon Holley (Greenwich, CT: JAI Press), pp. 1-30, and "An Edward Gailon Holley Chronology," pp. 349-57.

 

Carmichael, J.V., Jr. (1994, July) "It Only Hurts When I Flame: Civil Rights vs. Civility Rights on the Information Superhighway," Published on listserv discussion LIBWAT-L at The University of New York at Buffalo, July, 1994.

 

Tenured, 1995

 

Carmichael, J. V., Jr. (1995, Summer) "Sex in Public (Libraries): An Historical Primer of What Every Librarian Should Know." North Carolina Libraries 53 (Summer 1995): 59-64. Reprinted in Alternative Library Literature 1994/95 (Sanford Berman and James Danky, eds.) Jefferson, NC: McFarland, 1996.

 

Carmichael, J.V., Jr. (1997) "A Gauntlet For All Reasons: The Importance of Lesbigay Library History" (pp. 9-22) and "Coming Out As A Form of Individualism: A Pre-Stonewall Relic"(pp. 46-50). Essays in Norman Kester, ed. Liberating Minds: The Stories and Professional Lives of Gay, Lesbian and Bisexual Librarians. Jefferson, NC: McFarland.

 

Carmichael, J. V., Jr.  (1998, Spring). “Innovation in Library Education: Historical X-Files of People, Technology and Change.”  North Carolina Libraries 56: 28-35.

 

[Editor] (1998). Daring to Find Our Names: The Search for Lesbigay Library History  

Westport, CN: Greenwood Press). Includes introductory essay, “Makeover Without a Mirror:—A Face for Lesbigay Library History,” p. 1–23.

 

Carmichael, J. V., Jr. (Winter, 2000). “Librarians.” In Gay Histories and Cultures: An Encyclopedia Vol. II of The Encyclopedia of Lesbian and Gay Histories and Cultures. New York:Garland., 541-42.

 

Carmichael, J. V., Jr. (January, 2000). “Interview with Julie Hersberger.” Ms Management: A Publication of the Roundtable on the Status on Women in Librarianship, 12: [2-5].

 

PROMOTED TO FULL PROFESSOR, AUGUST 2000

 

Carmichael, James V., Jr. (Summer, 2000) “A Gay Eden Seen Through Tears.” Choate Rosemary Hall Bulletin: 21-22.

 

Carmichael, J.V., Jr. (2003) "Susan Grey Akers." Encyclopedia of American Library Biography. Second Supplement. Westport, CT: Libraries Unlimited: 2-5

Carmichael, J.V., Jr. (2003) "Mary Frances Kennon Johnson," pp. 114-115, "Sarah Jones," pp.116-118, and "Lucille Nix," pp. 179-181. In Miller, Marilyn L., ed. Pioneers and Leaders in Library Services to Youth New York: Libraries Unlimited.

 

THOSE ACCEPTED FOR PUBLICATION

 

Carmichael, J. V., Jr. (Fall, 2001) "Bookmobiles." Encyclopedia of Appalachia.

 

Carmichael, J.V., Jr. "Lesbigay Librarians." In Feather, John and Paul Sturgis, eds. Routledge International Encyclopedia of Information and Library Science.

 

ALL OTHER RESEARCH, SCHOLARLY AND CREATIVE ACTIVITIES, ETC.–REVIEWS

 

Carmichael, J.V., Jr. (January-March, 1988) Arthur C. Gunn, “Early Training for Black Librarians in the U.S.: A History of the Hampton Institute Library School and the Establishment of the Atlanta University Library School.” [Dissertation Review]. Library and Information Science Research 10: 109-113.

 

Appointed assistant professor, uncg, July, 1989

 

Carmichael, J.V., Jr. (Fall/Automne, 1991) Wayne A. Wiegand (Ed.) Supplement to the Dictionary of American Library Biography (Littleton, CO: Libraries Unlimited, 1990). Epilogue/Épilogue 12: 54-56.

 

Carmichael, J.V., Jr. (July, 1993) Walter C. Allen and Robert F. Delzell, eds. Ideals and Standards: The History of the University of Illinois Graduate School of Library and Infromation Science. The Library Quarterly 63: 388-89.

 

Carmichael, James V., Jr. (Winter, 1994) Segal, Judith. “The Library Association of the City Colleges of New York, 1939-1965,” Ph.D. dissertation, Columbia University, 1991. Library and Information Science Research 16: 80-82.

 

Tenured, 1995

 

Carmichael, J.V., Jr. (1996, Fall)  Reclaiming the Library Past: Writing the Women In,  edited by Suzanne Hildenbrand.  Journal of Education for Library and Information Science Education 37: 391-94.

 

Carmichael, J.V., Jr. (1996) [Review] Academic Libraries: Their Rationale and Role in American Higher Education, edited by Gerald B. McCabe and Ruth J. Person. The Serials Librarian 29, nos. 1/2: 219-20.

 

Carmichael, J.V., Jr. (1997, Winter) [Review] Moo by Jane Smiley. The Library Quarterly 67: 88-90.

 

Carmichael, J.V., Jr. (Summer, 1997).[Review] Still a Man's World: Men in ‘Women's Professions’ by Christine L. Williams. Libraries & Culture 32:397-99.

 

Carmichael, J.V., Jr. (1997).[Review] Louis Shores: Defining Educational Librarianship by

Lee Shiflett. The Serials Librarian 22, nos.3/4:193-95.

 

Carmichael, J.V., Jr. (1998, January) [Review] Instruction and Amusement: Papers from the Sixth Australian Library History Forum, edited by B.J. McMullin. The Library Quarterly 68:97-98.

 

Carmichael, J. V., Jr. (2000).[Review]. Becoming Visible. The Library Quarterly

            70 (January): 121-22.

 

promoted to full professor, August, 2000

 

Carmichael, J.V., Jr. (2002) [Review]. "Gendering Library History," edited by Evelyn Kerslake and Nickianne Moody. Libraries & Culture 37 (Spring): 197-200.


OTHER PAPERS PRESENTED, PROCEEDINGS, ABSTRACTS, ETC.–EDITORIAL LETTERS

 

 

Carmichael, J.V., Jr. (1987, February) “Honoring Our Heritage.” American Libraries 18:

118, 120.

 

Appointed assistant professor, UNC Greensboro, July, 1989.

 

Carmichael, J.V., Jr. (October, 1989) “What’s the Harm of Ads in Books?” American Libraries 20: 868-69.

 

Carmichael, J.V., Jr. (November 15, 1990) “ALA’s Insatiable Appetite. “ Library Journal 115:

 8-10.

 

Carmichael, J.V., Jr. (August, 1991) “Keeping Culture in Sight.” Library Journal 116: 8.

 

Carmichael, J.V., Jr. (Winter, 1992). “From Our Readers.” Journal of Education from Library and Information Science 33: 84-85.

 

Carmichael, J.V., Jr. (November 1, 1992) “A Review in Theory.” Library Journal 117: 10.

 

Carmichael, J.V., Jr. (July/August, 1993) “Protect Rights, or Go Home.” American Libraries 14: 608.

 

Carmichael, J.V., Jr. (December 1993). “Refuting a Southern Conspiracy.” American

Libraries 24: 986.

 

Carmichael, J.V., Jr. (March 16, 1994). “The Social Responsibility of Professional Groups.” The Chronicle of Higher Education: B3-B4.

 

Carmichael, J.V., Jr. (May/June 1994). “Imaginative Philanthropy.” American Heritage: 12.

 

Tenured, 1995

 

Carmichael, J.V., Jr. (March 1995). “ Remembering Liz Futas.” American Libraries 26: 215-17.

 

Carmichael, J.V., Jr. (August, 1995) “Asserting the Rights of All.” Library Journal : 8.

 

Carmichael, J.V., Jr. (October 15, 1995) “Glamorized Heterosexuality,” Library Journal : 8.

 

Carmichael, J.V., Jr. (December, 1995) “A “Tragic” Rebuttal.” American Libraries 26: 1107-

1108.

 

Carmichael, J.V., Jr. (January, 1996). “Correspondence.” The Library Quarterly 66: 118.

 

Carmichael, J.V., Jr. (March, 1996). “Historical Huzzah.” American Libraries 27: 27-28.

 

Carmichael, J.V., Jr. (April, 1996). “Historikal Accurecy.” American Libraries 27: 38.

 

Carmichael, J.V., Jr. (1998, March) “Best Bessie.” [Critical acclaim for Susannah McCorkle’s article on blues singer Bessie Smith]. American Heritage 49:10.

 

Carmichael, J.V., Jr. (1998, April 1) “Bloody L!” Library Journal 123: 8.

 

Manypenny, Sarah L., pseud. “Correspondence,” Library Quarterly 70 (April, 2000): 285-

286.

 

Promoted to full professor, 2000

 

(September, 2000) Carmichael, J.V., Jr. “The Vox Populi: Cui Bono?” American Libraries 31:

41.

 

other papers presented, proceedings, abstracts, etc–reports and proceedings

 

Carmichael, J. V., Jr. (1995) “Libraries and Philanthropy: A Brief Report of Library History

Seminar IX,” Épilogue 10 (1&2): 35-42.

 

Carmichael, J. V., Jr. (1998) “Land of the Free, But Not Home to the Gay,” in Proceedings of the International Federation of Library Associations, Amsterdam, N.V., Booklet 7, 136-45.

 

other papers presented, proceedings, abstracts, etc.–papers presented

 

"Archival Resources in Architectural Research," (1978). Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation, Milledgeville, Georgia, June 17, 1978.

 

"From Shenandoah to Skylab: An Overview of Images of the South," (1979). Colonial Dames of America, Milledgeville, Georgia Chapter, October 23, 1979; The Georgia College Baldwin County Alumni Club, Milledgeville, Georgia, November 1, 1979.

 

"Emily Post in Peyton Place: The Residue of Etiquette," (1980). Milledgeville Book Club, Milledgeville, Georgia, March 11, 1980.

 

 "Christmas and the Confederacy," (1981). The United Daughters of the Confederacy, Milledgeville Chapter, December 8, 1981.

 

 "Atlanta's Female Librarians, 1883-1915," (1986). Library History Seminar VII, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, March 7, 1986.

 

 "Can You Love Her?: The `New Woman' at the Atlanta Public Library, 1915-1930," (1987). Beta Phi Mu, Epsilon Chapter, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, May 1, 1987.

 

 "The History of Libraries in the South," (1988). School of Library and Information Science, Louisiana State University, March 21, 1988.

 

 "A Library School for Southern Conditions," (1988). Evalene Parsons Jackson Lecture, Emory University, April 9, 1988.

 

 "Tommie, Topie, Louie, and Southern Library Development," (1988). Library and Information Science Student Association, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro, May 4, 1988.

 

"Library History: A `Soft' Science?" (1988). Beta Phi Mu, Beta Beta Zeta Chapter, Greensboro, North Carolina, May 6, 1988.

 

APPOINTED ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, UNCG, JULY 1989

 

"Biographical Research: Smiles, Trials and Miles," (1990). Association for Library and Information Science Education, Chicago, Illinois, January 4, 1990.

 

"The Human Element in Historical Research: Librarians and the American Library Association Archives," (1990). Libraries and Culture Seminar VIII, Bloomington, Indiana, May 10, 1990.

 

"Censorship and the Arts," (1990). Friday Forum, Department of Library and Information Studies, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro, May 18, 1990.

 

"Challenges to Library Education: A Historical View of the Future," (1990). Guilford Library Association, Greensboro, North Carolina, October 25, 1990.

 

"Female Library Educators in the South," (1991). Association for Library and Information Science Education, January 4, 1991.

 

"Agenda for Academic Libraries in 2001," (1991), Jackson Library Staff Retreat, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro, Greensboro, North Carolina, March 1, 1991.

 

"Melting-Pot or Mosaic: Multicultural Diversity in the Library," (1991). Alumni Association,

The University of North Carolina at Greensboro, April 13, 1991.

 

"Reference Work in the Public Library," (1991). Staff workshop, Greensboro Public Library, Greensboro, North Carolina, April 18, 1991.

 

"Directions for Library Education in the Nineties," (1991). Alumni Association, School of Information and Library Science, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, April 19, 1991.

 

"Tribute to Edward G. Holley," (1993). American Library Association Library History Roundtable Program on "Perspectives on the Scholar's Workshop: Papers in Honor of Edward G. Holley" New Orleans, Louisiana, June 28, 1993.

 

"Southerners in the North and Northerners in the South: The Impact on the University of Illinois Library School on Southern Librarianship," (1993). American Library Association, Library History Roundtable Research Forum, New Orleans, Louisiana, June 29, 1993.

 

Tenured, 1995

 

"Coming Out as a Form of Individualism: A Pre-Stonewall Relic," (1994). Stonewall Gay and Lesbian Student Association, Florida International University, October 12, 1994.

 

 "`Outside the Male-Stream:' Region, Gender, Race and Power in Southern Librarianship,

1905-1945," (1994). American Educational Studies Association, Chapel Hill, N.C.

 

"`All She Has to Do is Bat Her Eyes:' The Problem of Gender in Southern Librarianship," (1994). Women's Studies Forum, Greensboro, NC.

 

"I Am Strong/I Am Invincible/I Can Do Anything/ I Am . . . `Women as Lawyers'?!": Problems of Categorizing Thought in Western Libraries and Their Effects on Users," (1994). Defining Diversity Forum, North Carolina Center for the Advancement of Teaching, Cullowhee, NC.

 

“Too Much Stuff, Not Enough Right: Still More Grey Men in Grey Suits,” (1995), Association

for Library and Information Science Education, January.

 

[With Marilyn L. Shontz] "The Last Socially Acceptable Prejudice: A Survey of Attitudes Towards Social Responsibility and Gay and Lesbian Issues Among Recent LIS Graduates." Association of Library and Information Science Education, January.

 

"From Herded Tours and Big Red Books to Patron Therapy and Machine Wars: Bibliographic Instruction in an Age of Accountability," (1995). North Carolina Community College and Learning Resource Associates, Asheville, NC.

 

"`Mortified to Have Our Northern Friends Hear Such Talk': Regionalism, Sectionalism, and Southern Librarianship, 1897-1960," (1995). Beta Phi Mu, University of Oklahoma, Norman, Oklahoma.

 

"The Silence Surrounding Lesbigay Library History," (1995) Library History Round Table/ Social Responsibilities Round Table, Chicago, IL.

 

"The Curious Habit: Learning, the Public Library, and Self-Discovery," (1995). Friends of the Greensboro Public Library Forum Series (August  10). Televised.

 

"Dip, Dress, and Smile: Squeezing BI in the Curriculum Somewhere Past TQM," (1995). North Carolina Library Association Bibliographic Instruction Section (October 6).

 

"Past Invisible, Present Imperfect: Lesbigays in Librarianship," (1995). Library Forum, School of Library and Information Studies, The University of Wisconsin-Madison (October 12).

 

"A Cooking Exemplar for Ed Holley's Retirement Roast," (1995). The Carolina Inn, Chapel Hill, NC, November 17.

 

"It Takes A Real Woman to Make a Library: Southern Libraries in the Progressive Era, 1895-1945," (1996). Kinston-Lenoir County Public Library, February 14.

 

“Honi Soit Qui Mal Y Pense: Gays in Librarianship,” 1996. Beta Phi Mu, Chapel Hill, NC, April 25.

 

“From Library Hand To Carpel Tunnel Syndrome: Ignominious Lessons from Library Education History,” (1996). Alumni Association, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, April 25. [PowerPoint Presentation]

 

“Doubleknit Techno-Twits, Renaissance Cowgirls, and Our Lady of Literacy: Defining Librarians in the Twenty-First Century.” (1996). College and Research Library Section, Florida Library Association, Tallahassee, Florida, May.

 

“United States Libraries and Homosexuality: Land of the Free, But Not Home to the Gay,” (1998).  International Federation of Library Associations, Amsterdam, N.V., August 18.

 

“PRIDE: Past, Present and Future.” (1999). Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Other Student Association, The University of North Carolina, April 17.

 

“Pegasus as Mule: Southern Library History, 1895-1945," (1999). Presented at Independent School Librarians Association national meeting, Winston-Salem, NC, April 26; and at Appalachian State University 100th Anniversary Celebration, Boone, NC, April 27. [PowerPoint Presentation]

 

“Gay Archives: What They Will and Will Not Do.” (1999). Program, Gay, Lesbian and Bisexual Task Force, American Library Association, New Orleans, June 27.

 

“Myths of the Boom in Gay Publishing,” (1999). Society for the History of Authorship, Reading, and Publishing, Madison, WI July.

 

“Unafraid of Virginia Woolf: Ambiguity in Lesbigay Biography and History.”

(2000) PRIDE Student Association, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro, March 22.

 

“My Gay Question: A Grayer Shade of  Gay?” (2000).

Big XII Plus Libraries Consortium, Austin TX, April 4.

 

“Illegal Is a Sick Bird, and Other Library Truths About Homosexuality and the Gender Perplex,” (2000)American Association of Law Librarians, Philadelphia, PA,  July, 17.

 

PROMOTED TO FULL PROFESSOR, AUGUST, 2000

 

“Monsters Past and Future.” (2000) Luncheon discussion, Witherspoon Gallery Opening of "Double Monsters,” by David Binn, Greensboro, NC, September 12.


"Books Over Jordan: The Southern Library Story." (2001) Southwest Branch, Greensboro Public Library, April 3.

Miss Bullock, Miss Templeton, and the Nebraska Library Commission: The Southern Connection." (2001) Centenary Celebration of the Nebraska Library Commission, Lincoln, NE, November 9.

"With the Best of Intentions: Greensbor Public Library, 1901-2001," (2002) Centenary Celebration, April 11.


"Fifteen Seconds If You're Lucky: The Changing Nature of Biography and History in LIS Education," (2002). Coral Paul Bomar Lecture, Alumni Day Celebration, UNCG, April 20.


"The Revolution Is Not Dead: Sedition and the Myth of Unsized Library Education" (2002) Association of College and Research Libraries, Rare Book and Manuscript Section Preconference, American Library Association Meeting, Georgian Terrace Hotel, Atlanta, Georgia, June 12.

"Flame, Trash, Noise, Jargon, and Jet-Trails: Plus One Million Other Cop-Outs to Justify Cyber Reference Work." RASD, North Carolina Library Association, Greensboro, NC, 10 March 2003.


"Serving Yourself Out of Depression and Other Southern Library Lessons," North Carolina State University Staff Association, Raleigh, NC, 6 March 2003.


research and scholarly grants

 

Carmichael, J.V., Jr. “ An Investigation into the Effectiveness of a Media-Based Module of Library Instruction.” Faculty Research Grant, Georgia College, received 1981.

 

Carmichael, J.V., Jr. “Tommie Dora Barker and Southern Librarianship,” Proposal submitted to the Graduate School of The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill for Graduate Research Travel Grant, 1985. Not funded.

 

Carmichael, J.V., Jr. “Professionalism and Southern Librarianship,” Excellence Foundation Summer Research Grant, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro. Submitted September 27, 1991. Granted.

 

Carmichael, J.V., Jr. “Library Diversity Fellows Program,” United States Department of Education Title II Fellowship Grant. Received, 1993.

 

[With Marilyn L. Shontz] Carmichael, J.V., Jr. “The Last Socially Acceptable Prejudice: A

Survey of Attitudes Towards Social Responsibility and Gay and Lesbian Issues Among Recent LIS Graduates,” Association of Library and Information Science Education.

Applied, 1992. Not Funded.

 

Carmichael, J.V., Jr. International Travel Grant, Office of International Affairs, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro, August, 1998.

 

Carmichael, J.V., Jr. “Library Diversity Fellows Program,” United States Department of Education Title II Fellowship. Applied, 1995. Not funded.

 

iii.a.4 honors

 

Recipient, Outstanding Young Men of America (Jaycees), 1980, 1981.

 

Louis Round Wilson Fellowship, University of North Carolina, 1985

 

Louis Round Wilson Award, best article in The Southeastern Librarian, 1986-88 biennium, Southeastern Library Association

 

Appointed Assistant Professor, UNCG , July, 1989.

 

Nominee, ABC-CLIO America: History and Life award for best historical article in library history,

1990.

 

Professional sketch in Library and Information Services Today: The Yearly Chronicle, 1991

Edition (Chicago: American Library Association, 1991), p. 179.

 

Franklin M. Garrett Award, best article in Atlanta History: A Journal of Georgia and the

South, 1989-91 biennium, Atlanta Historical Society.

 

Ray Moore Award, best article in North Carolina Libraries, 1991-93 biennium, North

Carolina Library Association.

 

Summer Research Excellence Award, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro, 1992

 

Tenured, 1995

 

Elected Member, Beta Phi Mu, Honorary Society of Librarians and Information Specialists

 

Ray Moore Award, best article in North Carolina Libraries, 1993-95 biennium, North Carolina Library Association.

 

Standing Ovation Award, Department of Disabled Students, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro, 1996.

 

Distinguished Alumnus Award, School of  Information and Library Science, The University

of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1997.

 

School of Education Teaching Excellence Award, 1999, 2000. Nominee

 

American Library Association GLBTF Gay Book Award, 1999. Nominee

American Library Association Council Member, Nominee, 1999.

Sketches:

 

Who’s Who in the South and Southwest 1997-98; 1998-99.

 

Who’s Who in America, 1999-2000, 2000-2001, 2001-2002.

 

Outstanding People of the Twentieth Century, [International: Cambridge, UK] 2000.

 

Dictionary of International Biography, 28th ed. (March/April 2000)

 

Outstanding Intellectuals of the Twentieth Century (UK), 2000, 2001.

 

  Lester Pearson Library Humor Award (Library Quarterly), 2001.

Promoted to Full Professor, March 2003.

 
Creative Works

Carmichael, James V., Jr. (2002) "I Dream of Buster in the Long White Robe," autobiographical essay for Action Jesus: True Tales of Terror and Grace from the Southern Holy Land.

Carmichael, James V., Jr. Women of the Blues, four volume CD and 40 pp booklet. Greensboro, NC: Meowmire Productions, 2002.

Works in Progress

 

Carmichael, James V. Jr. “Everything That is Gay Does Not Glitter: The Task Force Becomes a Round

Table,” for Gay and Lesbian Library Service, 2d ed.  Interviews completed. Collation in progress.

 

Carmichael, James V. Jr. Southern Librarianship, 1895-1945 [Book manuscript, ongoing]