THE PRACTICE OF CORE VALUES: ACADEMIC LIBRARY DIVERSITY PLANS AND THE ACRL DIVERSITY STANDARDS Ione T. Damasco December 4, 2015 ACRL/NY.

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THE PRACTICE OF CORE VALUES: ACADEMIC LIBRARY DIVERSITY PLANS AND THE ACRL DIVERSITY STANDARDS Ione T. Damasco December 4, 2015 ACRL/NY Symposium

Planning for Diversity ■ALA’s Planning for Diversity anning anning ■ALA’s Staff Diversity and Inclusion Plan /diversity/ALA_Diversity_Action_and_Inclusion_Plan.pdf /diversity/ALA_Diversity_Action_and_Inclusion_Plan.pdf ■ARL SPEC Kit and-Programs-SPEC-Kit-319/ and-Programs-SPEC-Kit-319/

ALA’s Core Values ■AccessAccess ■Confidentiality/PrivacyConfidentiality/Privacy ■DemocracyDemocracy ■DiversityDiversity ■Education and Lifelong LearningEducation and Lifelong Learning ■Intellectual FreedomIntellectual Freedom ■PreservationPreservation ■The Public GoodThe Public Good ■ProfessionalismProfessionalism ■ServiceService ■Social ResponsibilitySocial Responsibility

DIVERSITY STANDARDS: Cultural Competency for Academic libraries (ACRL, 2012) ■Standard 1: Cultural awareness of self and others ■Standard 2: Cross-cultural knowledge and skills ■Standard 3: Organizational and professional values ■Standard 4: Development of collections, programs, and services ■Standard 5: Service delivery ■Standard 6: Language diversity ■Standard 7: Workforce diversity ■Standard 8: Organizational dynamics ■Standard 9: Cross-cultural leadership ■Standard 10: Professional education and continuous learning ■Standard 11: Research

Methodology ■Content analysis –Deductive analysis –Coding ■Study limitations & challenges –Single coder –Diversity plans only, not strategic plans or university-level diversity plans –Unknown quantity for sampling purposes

*public and private non-profit schools in all 50 states and Washington, D.C. only

Findings Standard No. of plans No. of references Organizational dynamics22 (100%)144 Workforce diversity21 (95%)197 Professional education and continous learning21 (95%)82 Development of collections, programs, and services19 (86%)165 Organizational and professional values19 (86%)71 Service delivery17 (77%)121 Cross-cultural knowledge and skills10 (45%)15 Cross-cultural leadership9 (41%)36 Language diversity6 (27%)18 Cultural awareness of self and others4 (18%)4 Research3 (14%)3

TOP 3 STANDARDS

Organizational dynamics –“Emphasize importance of civility in the workplace and foster positive working relationships” –“Improved communication for and participation in diversity efforts across all Libraries’ locations” –“Library seeks to institutionalize and assess diversity in all aspects of the Library's performance” –"fostering a work environment which will insure [sic] tolerance and respect for all"

Workforce diversity –"Develop and implement recruitment and retention strategies for staff, faculty, and students from underrepresented groups“ –"Investigate additional retention incentives; i.e., a mentoring program“ –"Coaching regarding unconscious bias for search & screen committees, as well as supervisors“ –"Target recruitment efforts to media whose circulation potentially includes individuals with diverse backgrounds"

Professional education & continuous learning –“Organize workshops and other activities on topics related to diversity and have discussion of workplace applications“ –"Provide educational opportunities to employees (including student employees) to enhance customer service with an emphasis on serving customers with diverse interests, perspectives and expectations“ –“Create practical experience opportunities where possible for Libraries staff, especially diverse staff pursuing MLS/MLIS degrees and Library Support Staff Certification.” –“Continue to offer workshops for staff on a broad spectrum of diversity topics.”

BOTTOM 3 STANDARDS

Language diversity –“Create guides and brochures in languages other than English, e.g. Chinese, Japanese or Spanish.” –“Explore translating portions of the Library’s webpage into other languages, in order to highlight diversity and be more welcoming.” –“Highlight regional and historical linguistic diversity in signage by creating select trilingual signs”

Cultural awareness of self & others –“Individual diversity / intercultural competence goals” –“The creation of these displays will be an important opportunity for all members of University Library staff to become involved in increasing their own and others awareness of many cultures and points of view.”

Research –“Library faculty is also encouraged to engage in publishing and research relating to topics relating to diversity.”

SILENCES & OMISSIONS