[Libs-Or] Lynne Stahl's OLAQ Author Showcase post - fixed link

[Charles Wood]

Lynne Stahl works as a bilingual access services assistant at Multnomah
County Library’s Gregory Heights branch and as a graduate research
assistant at Emporia State University, where she is pursuing her MLS. She
earned her BA in English and Hispanic Studies from Colorado College and her
Ph.D. in English from Cornell University.  Her latest article, “The Right
Tool for the Job? Ignorance, Evolution, Reflection, and the #Resistance,”
is now available to download and read at:


http://commons.pacificu.edu/olaq/vol23/iss1/8/


<http://commons.pacificu.edu/olaq/vol23/iss1/8/>

Lynne's description of her article: "Considering activist tactics on both
abstract and practical levels, this article examines the role of librarians
amid political upheaval as well as some of the risks that inhere in
democracy and the ALA tenet of access to all. In doing so, it emphasizes
the need to historicize contemporary issues and reflect on the shortcomings
and successes of Oregon librarians since the state’s segregationist
inception."

Thank you,

Charles Wood

OLA Communications
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