Amanda Hornby: Publications, Presentations & Research
Teaching & Learning Program Librarian
Publications & Professional Contributions
Selected Presentations
2014-2017 presentations and publications... coming soon!
Hornby, Amanda, George Clark, Dan Bedford, Sharon Moran, Julie Sweetkind-Singer, and Elizabeth Wallace. (April 2013) "Geographers in the Library: The New Landscape." Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting. Los Angeles, CA.
Bussert, Leslie and Amanda Hornby. (October 2012) “We’re Teaching, But Are They Learning? The University of Washington Libraries Student Learning Goals & Outcomes Project.” Library Assessment Conference, Charlottesville, VA.
Hornby, Amanda, Collins, Kathleen and Nichole Maiman Waterman. (October 2011) “RADical Redesign: Introducing college freshmen to Research and Discovery through online instruction.” Association of College & Research Libraries WA/OR Conference, Pack Forest, WA.
Hornby, Amanda, Belanger, Jackie, Lam, Nia, Rowland, Dani and Beth Sanderson. (October 2011) “Off the RAILS! The Rubric Assessment of Information Literacy Skills (RAILS) Project at UW Bothell.” Association of College & Research Libraries WA/OR Conference, Pack Forest, WA.
Davis, Anne and Amanda Hornby. (April 2011) “Listening to Undergraduate Voices: The University of Washington Libraries Student Advisory Committee.” Poster session, 2011 Association of College & Research Libraries Conference, Philadelphia, PA.
Gardner, Benjamin and Amanda Hornby. (October 2010) “Cultural Research Methods: Teaching to Transform.” Race and Pedagogy Conference, Tacoma, WA.
Belanger, Jackie and Amanda Hornby. (January 2010) “Beyond the basics: teaching students through experiential research.” Presentation, American Library Association Midwinter Conference, Boston, MA.
Deutschler, Alyssa and Amanda Hornby. (May 2009) “Where do citations come from? Teaching the scholarly article through reflective practice.” Presentation, Workshop for Instruction in Library Use (WILU) 2009 Conference: Reflections, Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
Hornby, Amanda. (June 2006) “The Media is the Message: Information Literacy Instruction through New Media.” Poster session, 2006 American Library Association Conference, New Orleans, LA.
Publications
Recent publications... coming soon!
Hornby, Amanda and Anna Bjartmarsdottir Sveinbjornsson. (October 2008). “ACRL National Conference: Beyond Grunge: Engage in Seattle’s Real Music Scene.” C&RL News, 69(9).
Hornby, Amanda and Julie Planchon Wolf. (August 2008). “Creating a Culture of Assessment: Cascadia Community College Student and Faculty Focus Groups.” Invited Conference Paper, 2nd Annual Library Assessment Conference Proceedings, University of Washington, Seattle, WA.
Hornby, Amanda, Suzan Parker, and Kari Lerum. “Zines! Librarians and Faculty Engaging Students in Creative Scholarship.” Practical Pedagogy for Library Instructors: 17 Innovative Strategies to Improve Student Learning. Ed. Doug Cook and Ryan Sittler. Chicago: ACRL, 2008.
Hornby, Amanda and Linda Whang. “Student Success and Retention in Computer Science, Mathematics, and Engineering Education: A Selected Bibliography.” National Science Foundation CPATH: Building a Community to Revitalize Community College Undergraduate Computing Pathways, 2008.
Research Projects
Odegaard Library Active Learning Classroom and Space Renovation Assessment Project, 2013-2015. Project Lead. Project focus: investigate student and faculty experiences in the Active Learning Classrooms, and student experience of library space and services.
UW Libraries Student Focus Groups, 2013. Co-Project Lead. Project focus: investigated student research habits in different academic disciplines.
UW Libraries Student Learning Outcomes Assessment Project, 2011-present. Co-Project Lead. Project focus: assess Libraries-wide student learning goals and outcomes through course-integrated information literacy instruction.
UW Bothell/Cascadia Community College Student and Faculty Focus Groups, 2007-2009. Co-Principal Investigator. Project focus: investigated library space use and student learning support needs.