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Wendell A. Barbour

Wendell A. Barbour
Dean of the Library
Longwood University
Farmville, Virginia
UNITED STATES

Wendell A. Barbour

Biography

Wendell Barbour is the Dean of the Library at Longwood University, Farmville, Virginia. He is an experienced practitioner of incorporating information literacy into several university campus programs. He served as Vice President for Information Resources and Chief Information Officer at California State University, Bakersfield from 1996-2004. He had responsibility for all information resources activities, including the library, academic and administrative computing, telecommunications and campus web services. Before going to California, he served as Dean of Academic Support at Christopher Newport University (CNU) in Newport News, VA from 1983-1996. During his tenure at CNU, he had responsibility for the registrar, admissions, financial aid, international studies, online degree departments. He also served as liaison to the Virginia General Assembly, and co-chaired CNU’s Southern Association of Colleges and Schools decennial self-study.

Publications

Publications
Integrating Information Literacy into the Academic Curric ...
ECAR
August 2004

Presentations

Recent Presentations
EventSessionDate
Southeast Regional Conference 2009Adapting Library Workplaces to Enhance Collaborative Learning06/03/2009
Western Regional Conference 2004Integrating Information Literacy into the Academic Curriculum03/05/2004
AN-MSI Project Action Committee MeetingCommittee Reports:
Executive Awareness
Resource Development
Network Technology
Internet Connectivity
Applications
Evaluation 		05/17/2001

Membership Information

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