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CALA Awards 2022-2023

Published on: May 25, 2023
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Dear colleagues, please join us to congratulate our CALA award recipients for this year!

CALA 2022-2023 Outstanding Library Leadership Award in Memory of Dr. Margaret Chang Fung

Haipeng Li

 

CALA 2022-2023 Distinguished Service Award

Hong Yao

 

CALA Scholarship of Library and Information Science

Hannah Gershone (CALA) - Hannah Gershone recently graduated with her M.S. in Environmental Studies from the University of Oregon and will be pursuing her MLIS at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill this fall.

Vivian Poon (SAGE) - Vivian Poon is a Clerk at the John A. Weir Law Library who is currently pursuing an MLIS at the University of Alberta.

Ken Lui (SAGE) - Ken Lui is a current Master of Information student at the University of Toronto.

 

Sheila Suen Lai Scholarship of Library and Information Science

Judy Low - Judy Low: Judy Low is currently a Library Assistant at the Pasadena Public Library and will begin her MLIS at the University of Washington this fall.

 

Huang Tso-ping and Wu Yao-yu Research and Scholarship

老师:陈一 (Chen Yi)

两名学生:刘妍 (Liu Yan),权谦 (Quan Qian)

The CALA Jing Liao Award for the Best Research

Ping Fu

Fu, P., Blackson, M., Valentino, M. (2022). Developing research data management services in
a regional comprehensive university: The case of Central Washington University. IFLA Journal,
34003522211169–. https://doi.org/10.1177/03400352221116923.

 

Sally S. Tseng Professional Development Grant

Feng-Ru Sheu

Prof. Sheu’s work will improve library instruction through research and innovative pedagogical approaches. The Tseng Grant will provide her the crucial support to gain a better understanding of the flipped classroom approach and its best practices in the context of library instruction.

 

Sheila Suen Lai Research Grant Award

Shiyi Xie

“Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) Initiatives and Canadian Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics (STEM) Academic Librarianship: Current Status and Practices”