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About Alma
Protecting the Great Lakes doesn’t start at the shoreline. It starts upstream — in the rivers, tributaries, and communities that feed into them. This fall, that upstream work will have
Faculty
Angie was a social worker before becoming a librarian. She oversees the public-facing aspects of the campus library, as well as teaching research instruction sessions, ordering materials for the library and managing collection projects. Along with serving as an associate professor, she meets with lots of prospective students and does summer registration. She also supports justice, equity and inclusion efforts in several ways.
MLS Library Science, Wayne State University (2003)
MSW Social Work, Michigan State University (1999)
B.A International Relations, James Madison College, Michigan State University (1994)
Information literacy, access services and secondary research.
Kelleher, A. (2020, November 19). Let’s Talk About Whiteness [Conference presentation]. Indiana Library Federation Virtual Conference.
Kelleher, A. (2013). Not just a place to sleep: Homeless perspectives on libraries in central Michigan. Library Review, 62. https://doi.org/10.1108/00242531311328122