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NUMBER 101. ATLANTA, GEORGIA. MAY, 1899. [Thirtieth Year.) ATLANTA UNIVERSITY. The higher education of carefully selected Negro young men and women, in both academic and industrial lines, is emphasized by this Institution as necessary for the elementary and industrial training of the masses, "Men of light and leading" in other spheres of activity are also greatly needed by the race that has so long sat in darkness. Earnestly Christian, as required by its charter, yet entirely unsectarian, the Institution is controlled solely by its own board of trustees, on which several denominations are represented. Some 300 students are enrolled under 23 officers and teachers. From the college and normal courses 333 graduates have been sent out, nearly all of whom have readily found permanent employment in teaching or other useful occupations. Situated only about seventy miles from the centre of the Negro population of the country, in one of the largest Southern cities, and at the railroad centre of the South, its location is of strategic importance for promoting the educational advancement of the South. Its plant includes sixty-five acres of land, four large brick buildings, library of 10, 500 volumes, apparatus and other equipment worth not less than $250,000. With practically no endowment, with no aid from public or denominational funds, receiving about one-fourth of its support from its own students, the Institution appeals for an endowment of $500,000, and, until that is secured, for $25,000 annually to meet current expenses. Gifts of any amount are welcome, but special appeal is made for subscriptions of $100 and upwards, and for $40 scholarships. Remittances may be addressed to Pres, Horace Bumstead, D. D., Atlanta, Ga. On The Campus. The last public rhetorical exercise of the year, April 14, was so well attended that extra chairs had to be brought into the chapel. During the absence of Professor Du Bois in March, of which mention was made in our last issue, he spoke at a great meeting held in the Hollis St. Theatre, Boston, in behalf of the Tuskegee Institute. The Senior Normal class gave a lawn party to the teachers, boarding students, and a few invited guests, upon the grounds by North Hall, May 5. All seemed to enjoy it very much. The girls' parlor in North Hall has been improved considerably of late. It has been painted and papered, and friends have given rugs, curtains, and some new furniture. The girls themselves also made a contribution. Since writing the article on the Graves Library, which appeared in our last issue, we have been glad to learn that the library of Spelman Seminary, of between two and three thousand volumes, is catalogued like our own according to the Decimal Classification. During the convention of the American Library Association, May 8-12, we were visited by quite a number of the members of the association, including such librarians as Profs. Wm. C. Lane of Harvard, E. C Richardson of Princeton,and W. I. Fletcher of Amherst. It was especially pleasant to hear Prof. Richardson at the chapel services May 10, as it was his sister who catalogued our library by the Decimal Classification during her three years of service here, 1888-91. Fourth Atlanta Conference. The Program of The Fourth Atlanta Conference for the study of the Negro Problems is given below. Some changes may occur through the necessary absence of some of the speakers, but we trust not many. The subject for discussion this year is, The Negro in Business. Tuesday, May 30, 8 p. m. Address of Welcome, Pres. Bumstead. Address,—Hon. A. D. Candler, Governor of Georgia. The Meaning of Business,—Prof. John Hope, Atlanta Baptist College. The Negro and Real Estate,—DR. R. F. Boyd, Physician and Dealer in Real Estate, Nashville, Tenn. The Negro Publisher,—Dr. M. V. Lynk, Publisher, Jackson, Tenn. The Capitol Savings Bank of Washington, D. C.,—H. O. Baker, Bank Director, Washington, D. C. The Negro Grocer,—W. O. Murphy, Grocer, Atlanta. Wednesday, May 31, 3 p. m. A Symposium, with speeches limited to five minutes, upon various practical business questions. Wednesday, May 31, 4: 30 p. m. General Mothers' Meeting, on the subject: What shall Our Children Do for a Living? Papers by Miss Lucy H. Upton, Mrs. Alice D. Carey, Mrs. W. H. Crogman, Miss Hattie G. Escridge,Mrs. M. A. Ford. Wednesday, May 31, 8 p. m. The Negro Undertaker,—Felix B. Pye, Undertaker, Baltimore, Md. The Negro Business Men of Columbia,S. C.,—H. E. Lindsay, Dry-goods Merchant, Columbia, S. C. The Negro and the West Indies,—Hon. John C. Dangy, Collector of the Port of Wilmington, N C. The Negro Newspaper,—John Mitchell, Jr., Editor Richmond Planet. The Business Outlook in North Carolina,—Pres. James B. Dudley, A. and M. College, Greensboro, N. C.
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THE BULLETIN OF ATLANTA UNIVERSITY. No. 3. ATLANTA, GEORGIA. December, 1886. This number of The Bulletin is issued in memory of our late President. It contains the Addresses delivered in the Chapel of Stone Hall at the Memorial Service held December 22, 1885, upon the Forty-Eighth Anniversary of Mr. Ware's birth, together with some extracts from the utterances of the Press and Pulpit, and some lines composed by one of the undergraduate students. EDMUND ASA WARE. Mr. Ware was born in North Wren-tham (now Norfolk), Mass., December 22, 1837, and was the son of Asa B. and Catherine [Slocum] Ware. He received his early education in the public schools of his native town. When fifteen years old he removed with his father's family to Norwich, Conn., where he entered the Norwich Free Academy, and was fitted for college by its principal, Mr. Elbridge Smith. In 1859 he entered Yale College, from which he was graduated in 1863. He then returned to Norwich, and taught for two years in the Free Academy, where under the guidance of his former instructor he began to develop his remarkable teaching power. In 1865 he went to Nashville, Tenn., where he served for a year as principal of one of the newly organized public schools of that city. In 1866 he came to Atlanta, Ga., and under the auspices of the American Missionary Association commenced the educational work to which he devoted the rest of his life. In 1867 he was appointed Superintendent of Schools for the State of Georgia under the Freedmen's Bureau, and travelled widely in the prosecution of his work. The same year a charter was obtained for Atlanta University, of which institution, in 1869, he became president, and continued in this service until his death. The school year of 1874-75 he spent in foreign travel, visiting the British Isles, various countries of the Continent, including Italy and Greece, and also Egypt and Palestine. He died suddenly of heart disease, September 25, 1885, in Atlanta, and was buried September 29, in Westview Cemetery, in the suburbs of the same city. In November, 1869, he was married to Sarah Jane Twichell of Plantsville, Conn., who survives him, together with three daughters and one son. HIS EARLY LIFE. BY PROFESSOR HORACE BUMSTEAD. I am to speak, not of President Ware of Atlanta University, but of Edmund Ware, the New England boy. His boyhood was of that sort from which so much of the best manhood of our country has been developed. As we review it, we shall discover some of the sources of power which made his later life a success. Forty-eight years ago he was born in North Wrentham, now Norfolk, in Eastern Massachusetts. It was a pleasant boyhood, and its joys were innocent and wholesome ones. A white rabbit, a goat, and two hounds were the pets with which he played at home. He batted the ball and shouted " Hy-spy " with the village boys. 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The Undercover Library Student
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Your task is to develop a persona, and make up a research question that persona might ask. It can be anything you want. Once you have a question, take it to a reference desk at a library/archive/historical society of your choosing. Then write a paper about the experience.
Sound familiar? No, it's not a rejected subplot from Skyfall. It's an assignment I've encountered in two different classes this fall, which is my first semester of library school. And from talking with other LIS students, it seems like this is a common assignment regardless of your school. It's the "secret shopper" theory of observation at work. An anthropologist might call it "extreme participant observation." The theory says you'll learn more about something if you immerse yourself in it, giving no impression that you're REALLY doing research. That the other participant doesn't know they're part of an experiment should make their actions more truthful than if they knew they were being observed.
From having gone through the two assignments this semester, I can concede that there is something to this approach. I had horrendous experiences with several institutions while attempting to get a general reference question answered for the first assignment. More recently, I had a less awful, but still less than stellar experience at a certain world-renowned archive (no, not that one, the other one) while trying to complete the second assignment. Putting aside my sociologist/anthropologist hat for a second, I can say that I probably wouldn't have had those experiences had those behind the desk known what I was up to.
But from the beginning, the ethics of these types of assignments have bothered me, and continually came up as I discussed this with others. Is lying to librarians and archivists the best way to experience reference services? Additionally, as Alison pointed out earlier this week, many of us are pretty introverted and struggle with interactions to begin with. Is adding a certain level of deceit to the heightened blood pressure and clammy hands we're already feeling actually worth it?
Those I've talked to have offered up opinions on every part of the spectrum. Some have pointed out quite rightly that introverts need to be pushed out of their shells sometimes, and that the data gathered is really invaluable both for students and for the profession. Others have told me that their anxiety got to be so great that they caved and told the reference person what they were doing and ended up having valuable conversations out of it.
Academic Librarian wrote a series of posts about this from the perspective of the person being asked these questions a while back that I think are worth reading. While it's a sort of over-the-top sense of how our professional colleagues might feel about encountering waves of LIS students asking questions they obviously don't want the answers to, it's worth considering the impact of these assignments. What happens when you go back to that library and apply for a job and the reference librarian asks how your project about 13th century depictions of Minotaurs came out? Or perhaps more relevantly, what if that librarian sussed you out and now doesn't want to give you an interview?
I find myself landing in the middle on this issue. It's a valuable style of assignment, no doubt. But most of us have come to library school to network and gain practical experience, not necessarily to do research. Perhaps a more subtle form of observation, or a shadowing/mentoring program would be a better way to go about this, as well as help us build professional networks? I honestly don't have an answer.
What do you think? Are these "secret shopper" assignments common in your program? What's been your experience? What do you see as the value (or lack thereof) of this approach? Tell us!
Author's note: The above photo was an outtake from a photo shoot for an annotated bibliography group project where we were given free reign to do whatever we wanted, within a couple of parameters. Now THAT was an assignment we all got behind.
§ 20 Responses to The Undercover Library Student
Why can't you complete the assignment by asking a question you actually want the answer to? Surely there's something in your life you've been meaning to look into that you could take to the reference desk.
We did a variation of this assignment for our Intro Ref class, with the point of comparing an in-person and online reference interaction. To avoid some of the awkwardness, our professor required we use a real information need. We were to purposely ask a broad question, so as to ferret out more information through the course of the interview. Having that real information need certainly made it easier for us than pretending to have a question. Overall, the experience was eye-opening, even if it felt somewhat like spying.
I've had two secret shopper assignments as a parpro-student, but neither were centered only on the reference desk. One was an extensive compare and contrast paper on two different libraries of our choosing that included the look, variety and availability of materials and resources, the behavior of the staff, etc. The current assignment is brief and simply requires a visit to any library and our overall impression of it.
Why wouldn't the librarian give you an interview, even if he/she DID remember you and your assignment? If you behaved well during the assignment, I think it shows you take your work seriously and had a positive enough impression of that library that you would consider working there. We are already encouraged to visit libraries prior to applying or interviewing.
I had an assignment like this my first semester of library school and it was incredibly awkward for me because no only did I feel uncomfortable wasting the librarians' time (asking chat and in person reference questions for fake assignments) but I was also on the other end of the questions as a grad assistant at my university library's information desk. It was worse when students in my class who had intentionally asked tricky/convoluted questions essentially discussed how poor all of their experiences were/how poor the service was (especially over IM) without realizing I had been on the other end of some of their questions.
I went over to the Academic Librarian's blog and read his posts, and while I generally feel for him on this issue and lean more towards being frustrated with this assignment, he doesn't really acknowledge that students don't have any power in this situation– it's pretty hard for new students (since most of these assignments seem to be in the reference core class) to say to their professor that they take issue with an assignment. I think that's the real problem, professors/instructors who may be disconnected from the professional world don't realize how awful these assignments are. Observation or reading transcripts could achieve a similar end and be as valuable, without the weirdness of secret shopping.
As the author of the Academic Librarian posts on this (now fleshed out into an article: http://goo.gl/KscSt), I'll say that I don't think the students should be punished at some later point for doing a required assignment. As much as it irritates me to be lied to, I hold the offending professors who give this assignment responsible. Even in the interactions, the only time I actually got angry was because the student, who was obviously doing this assignment, started getting hostile over IM after I politely referred the student to the chat reference librarians at his or her own institution. I think this a bad assignment that can't possibly do what it tries to do, but students don't create the assignments.
We haven't had to do this assignment, instead we were assigned a researcher from the university for whom we had to do an extended literature review including conducting a reference interview, then we had to reflect on the experience for the actual graded assignment. I got a topic that I don't normally work with so learned the skills of reference work as well as got to experience other resources and got to contribute to a useful piece of research. I honestly believe that I learned more from that assignment than can be gained from being the customer,mystery or otherwise. I can see the value of the mystery shopper type assignment but there are less awkward exercises that are out there surely?
I've had to do a couple of assignments in library school that stretched the bounds of what I would consider ethical, including one like this. I understand the point of it, but the knowledge gained from the experience could be acquired in other ways. I had an assignment where I had to observe a reference librarian that I felt gave me a more clear picture of reference work than pretending to be a patron in need – and I was able to do it without feeling like I was wasting the librarian's time or taking time away from an actual patron in need.
I don't think there is anything wrong with the assignment as long as you are asking a question you really have. When I was doing my library degree, I was also doing a Masters' in Art History. I often needed to consult reference librarians in various institutions for my research. I don't think in those cases I had an obligation to "out" myself as a librarian. These interaction can be really enlightening, especially when you have a bad interaction, you can learn valuable lessons.
To sum up, ask a real question, asking a fake question I think is a waste of the librarian's time and doesn't mimic the experience because it is hard/impossible to have specific answers to follow-up questions.
I had this assignment in two class this semester (my first at SI). In one case, we were encouraged to come up with a persona and do actual research, so that the culmination is a 20 page paper. Ten pages on our research topic, and 10 pages on Reference and Information services at the archive we visited.
The other assignment, we could be ourselves, were told to walk away if one of our peers were on the desk, and could choose any topic that would help us in some way. In this case, because we had to use two different environments (in-person and online), I chose to ask two different questions to avoid making comparisons about the results and compare the service. They were both questions dealing with projects I have a part in at work, but aren't strictly library related.
I thought both experiences were valuable as someone that works on a Reference Desk, it made me more conscious of how I am interacting with my patrons. It also gave me ideas for the innovative service paper we have to do for our Reference class before the end of the semester.
I haven't had this assignment but can see the value in a non-deceitful variation: ask to shadow the reference librarian for an hour (scheduled ahead of time). See how they react to their patrons. Chat with them during any down time and I think I could learn a lot more. We also interviewed an academic librarian and staff member for a paper. This was a great way to see the library from the inside *and* gain a little networking.
We had to complete both assignments in my LIS program (SJSU) and I see the value in both- first we had the mock ref question exercise, then a few assignments later, the ref desk shadowing. I used the first exercise as an opportunity to find a librarian with excellent customer service skills, then I asked her if I could shadow her on the desk. I really wanted to see the job done right and glean some practical wisdom that we didn't cover in class.
I never saw the assignment as deceitful- above all, the librarian's duty is to provide quality customer service. If anything, I found the first assignment slightly depressing- the majority of the interactions I had at the ref desk were overwhelmingly lacking in any substantive discourse… and I went to five different branches of our public library system and two in our neighboring county and the library affiliated with my school!
My professor didn't say that we couldn't say we were library students. I actually asked about the difference between academic and public library work — still 2 out of the 3 sources I asked my question of gave me pretty miserable feedback. So, I don't think ref librarians are actually always on their best behavior when they know they are talking to future professionals. The two poorer services were chat and email reference, so that may have also had some impact.


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