Theresa Mudrock: Publications & Presentations

Selected Publications:

• “Forward.” In Shadows of a fleeting world: pictorial photography and the Seattle Camera Club. Seattle: University of Washington Press, 2011.
• “Subject (librarians) of Much Speculation.” Library Directions 17(2), Aut/Win 2007.
• “Interrupted Lives: Japanese American Students at the University of Washington, 1941-1942.” Library Directions 15(1), Spr/Sum 2005.
• “Engaging Students in the Game of Research.” Perspectives  43(9), Dec. 2005.
• “Revising Ready Reference Sites: Listening to Users through Server Statistics and Query Logs.” Reference & User Services Quarterly 42(2): 155-63, 2002.

Selected Web Sites:

• Interrupted Lives: Japanese American Students at the University of Washington
  1941-1942
• Camp Harmony Exhibit

Selected Presentations:

• "Using Empathy & the Mundane in Teaching Primary Sources." Digital Collections in Teaching and Research Conference (Portland), 2018.
• "Interrupted Lives: History of University of Washington Japanese American Students During World War II." Association for Asian American Studies Conference (Portland), 2017.
• "Engaging the Young: from Youth to Teens at Minidoka National Historic Site." Civil Liberties Symposium (Boise State University), 2012.
• “Engaging Students in the Game of Research.” Poster session, American Library Association, 2006.
• “The Visible Subject Librarian: Establishing Your Presence Among Faculty & Students” (with J.  Albano). Poster session, American Library Association, 2006.
• “Research Skills for the New Millennium” (with N. Huling). Presentation, American Association of History and Computing, 2001.