Eino Sierpe, Ph.D.
Eino Sierpe, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Email: sierpee1@southernct.edu
Phone: 203.392.6883
B.A., Concordia University; M.L.I.S., Ph.D., McGill University.
Scholarships and Awards
1997 - 2000 McGill University. Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research. Max E.
Binz McGill Major Fellowship.
1993 Concordia University. Graduation with Distinction.
1988 - 1993 Concordia University. Faculty of Arts and Science. Dean's Honour's
List.
Language Skills
English: Spoken and written.
French: Textual comprehension.
Spanish: Spoken and written.
Academic Work Experience
Southern Connecticut State University (New Haven, Conn.)
Department of Information and Library Science
2000 - Assistant Professor
Courses taught:
Spring, 2003
ILS 504-70 Reference and information resources and services
(Online).
ILS 606-70 Advanced cataloging and classification (Online).
ILS 680-70 Evaluation and research (Online).
Fall, 2002
ILS 504-01 Reference and information resources and services.
ILS 504-70 Reference and information resources and services
(Online).
ILS 537-70 Information seeking behavior (Online).
Summer, 2002
ILS 538-01 Computer-mediated communication in libraries.
Independent study.
Spring, 2002
ILS 503-72 Foundations of librarianship (Online).
ILS 506-70 Information analysis and organization (Online).
ILS 680-01 Evaluation and research (Online).
ILS 585-01 Field project. Supervision of: Janene K. Batten. Project title: Heuristic
evaluation as a way to determine website usability and user-centeredness: a case study.
Fall, 2001
ILS 506-70 Information analysis and organization (Online).
ILS 537-01 Information-seeking behavior.
ILS 606-70 Advanced cataloging and classification (Online).
Summer, 2001
ILS 506-01 Information analysis and organization.
ILS 506-70 Information analysis and organization (Online).
ILS 506-71 Information analysis and organization (Online).
ILS 680-01 Evaluation and research .
Spring, 2001
LSC 503-02 Foundations of librarianship.
LSC 506-70 Information analysis and organization (Online).
LSI 580-70 Evaluation and research (Online).
Fall, 2000
LSC 506-71 Information analysis and organization (Online).
LSI 564-70 Information-seeking behavior (Online).
McGill University (Montreal, Quebec)
Graduate School of Library and Information Studies
1998 Lecturer
Course taught:
405-611/b Research principles and analysis.
1997 Graduate Assistant (Dr. J. Leide): Organization of information,
405-607/a.
1996 - 2000 Research Assistant (Dr. D. Mittermeyer): Canadian Public Library Effectiveness
Study.
1995 - 1997 Graduate Assistant (Dr. D. Mittermeyer): Research Methods, 405-611/a.
Concordia University (Montreal, Quebec)
Library Studies Programme.
1994 - 1995 Lecturer
Courses taught:
Fall, 1995
LIBS 322/2-51 Subject Access and Classification I.
Winter, 1995
LIBS 320/4-51 Cataloguing.
LIBS 398Z/4-51 Subject Access and Classification II.
LIBS 576Z/4-51 Subject Access and Classification II.
Fall, 1994
LIBS 320/2-01 Cataloguing.
LIBS 398X/2-51 Subject Access and Classification I.
LIBS 576X/2-51 Subject Access and Classification I.
1992 - 1994 Replacement Lecturer.
1990 - 1992 Teaching Assistant and Cataloguing Lab Supervisor.
1989 - 1990 UTLAS/MARC Demonstrator.
1988 - 1989 Teaching Assistant.
Research Supervision
2002-2003 Southern Connecticut State University. Department of Information and
Library Science.
Supervision of Graduate Research Fellow: Saeko Sato. Project title. Gender and participation
in electronic discussions among online students of library and information science.
Service and Membership in Committees
2002 - Southern Connecticut State University.
Academic Strategic Plan Faculty Committee.
2002 - Southern Connecticut State University. Department of Information
and Library Science.
Ad Hoc Committee for Teaching Portfolios.
2001 - 2002 Southern Connecticut State University. Department of Information and
Library Science.
Faculty Search Committee.
2001 - Southern Connecticut State University. Department of Information
and Library Science.
ALA Accreditation Committee.
2001 - Southern Connecticut State University.
BANNER Faculty Task Force Committee.
2001 - Southern Connecticut State University. Department of Information
and Library Science.
Committee on Student Affairs.
2000 - Southern Connecticut State University. Department of Information
and Library Science.
Graduate Admissions Committee.
2000 - Southern Connecticut State University. Department of Information
and Library Science.
Curriculum Committee.
2000 Southern Connecticut State University. Graduate School of Communication,
Information and Library Science.
Ad Hoc Committee on the Dean's Role and the Future of the Graduate School of Communication,
Information, and Library Science.
1998 - 2000 McGill University. Graduate School of Library and Information Studies.
Curriculum Committee. Ph.D. (Ad Hoc.) Student Representative.
1998 - 2000 McGill University. Graduate School of Library and Information Studies.
Student Standing and Academic Affairs Committee.
1995 - 1996 Fraser-Hickson Institute (Montreal, Quebec).
Assessment Report Committee.
1994 - 1995 Concordia University. Library Studies Programme.
Departmental Personnel Committee.
1994 - 1995 Concordia University. Library Studies Programme.
Academic Planning Committee.
1994 - 1995 Concordia University. Library Studies Programme.
Student Standing Committee.
1993 - 1994 McGill University. Libraries.
Public Services Supervisors' Committee. Library Systems Office
(LSO) Representative.
Library Work Experience
McGill University (Montreal, Quebec)
1995 - 1996 McGill University Libraries. Central Technical Services. Acquisitions
Dept.
Acquisitions Assistant.
1993 - 1994 McGill University Libraries. Library Systems Office.
NOTIS/McGill Library Management System Support Assistant.
1991 - 1993 McGill University Libraries. Central Technical Services. Cataloguing
Dept.
Cataloguing Editor (Romance Languages and Audio-visual materials).
1988 - 1991 McGill University Libraries. Central Technical Services. Database
Maintenance Dept.
UTLAS, NOTIS/McGill Input Operator, Shelflist Editor.
Additional Work Experience
1997 - 2000 Consulate of Venezuela (Montreal, Quebec)
Bibliographic Consultant.
1988 - 1995 Collector Grade Publications (Toronto, Ont.)
Indexing and Bibliographic Consultant.
Membership in Professional Associations
2002 - American Library Association (ALA).
2000 - Association for Library and Information Science Education (ALISE).
1998 - Canadian Association of Information Science (CAIS).
Activities
2003 Annual Conference of the Association of Library and Information
Science Education. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, January 21-24. Attendance and faculty
recruitment.
2002 National Institute of Multimedia Education (Japan). Symposium
on Distance Education Technologies. Chiba-shi, Japan, December 26, 14:00-17:00. Attendance.
2002 Southern Connecticut State University. Fall, Graduate Open House.
November 14, 15:00-19:00. Department representative.
2002 New England Library Association Annual Conference. Sturbridge,
Massachusetts, October 20-22. Department representative.
2002 Southern Connecticut State University. Open House. October 13,
2002, 11:00-15:00. Department representative.
2002 Southern Connecticut State University. Fall, Graduate Orientation.
August 26, 17:00-19:00. Department representative.
2002 Annual Conference of the Association of Library and Information
Science Education. New Orleans, Louisiana, January 15-18. Faculty recruitment.
2001 Southern Connecticut State University. Fall, Graduate Open House.
November 15, 15:00-19:00. Department representative.
2001 Grant Writing Training Workshop. June 4-8, Southern Connecticut
State University. Attendance.
2001 Southern Connecticut State University. Spring, Graduate Open House.
April 19, 15:00-19:00. Department Representative.
2000 Connecticut Library Association Annual Conference. April 2-4,
Waterbury, Connecticut.
Department Representative.
Conference Presentations
2001 "Gender and participation in computer-mediated LIS education topical
discussions: an examination of JESSE, the Library / Information Science Education
Forum."
Paper presented at the 2001 Annual Conference of the Association
of Library and Information Science Education. Washington, D.C., January 9-12, 2001.
Refereed proposal [Later published in JELIS, see list of publications].
1999 "Gender in computer-mediated communication: an examination of
JESSE, the Library / Information Science Education
Forum."
Paper presented at the 27th Annual Conference of the Canadian Association for Information
Science. UniversitΘ de Sherbrooke, Sherbrooke, Quebec, June 2-11, 1999. Refereed proposal
[Later published in proceedings, see list of publications].
Publications
Sierpe, Eino (Under review). "Gender and the formation of personal impressions in
computer-mediated communication." Journal of computer-mediated communication. Refereed
journal.
Sierpe, Eino (Under review). "Gender distinctiveness, communicative competence, and
the problem of gender judgments in computer-mediated communication." Computers in
human behavior. Refereed journal.
Sierpe, Eino (Forthcoming). "Communicative competence and the problem of gender judgments
in computer-mediated communication: some theoretical perspectives." In Women in the
information age: global and local dimensions. Edited by Krystyna Gorniak-Kocikowska
and Elzbieta Pakszys.
Sierpe, Eino (2001). "Gender and participation in computer-mediated LIS education
topical discussions: an examination of JESSE, the Library / Information Science Education
Forum." Journal of education for library and information science. v. 42, no. 4, Fall:
p. 339-347. Refereed journal.
Sierpe, Eino (2000). "Gender and technological practice in electronic discussion lists:
an examination of JESSE, the Library / Information Science Education Forum." Library
and information science research, v. 22, no. 3: p. 273-289. Refereed journal.
Sierpe, Eino (1999). "Gender in computer-mediated communication: an examination of
JESSE, the Library / Information Science Education Forum electronic discussion list."
In Information science: where has it been, where is it going? : proceedings of the
27th Annual Conference of the Canadian Association for Information Science. Congress
of the Social Sciences and the Humanities, University of Sherbrooke, June 9-11, 1999.
p. 321-331. Refereed paper.
Sierpe, Eino (1998). "Job satisfaction among librarians in English‑language Quebec
universities." Library and information science research. v. 21, no. 4: p. 479-499.
Refereed journal.
Mittermeyer, Diane; Sierpe, Eino (1996). The Fraser-Hickson Institute: free library:
much more than a place. Assessment of the Fraser-Hickson Library. Prepared under the
authority of the Board of Governors, Fraser-Hickson Institute, Montreal, Quebec.
Sierpe, Eino (1996). "Job satisfaction among librarians in English-language Quebec
universities." Research report, 405-646 (Research Project). Graduate School of Library
and Information Studies, McGill University.
Sierpe, Eino; Stevens, R. Blake (1989). The FAL series index. Toronto: C.G.P.
In Preparation
Sierpe, Eino. "The detection of gender cues and gender judgements in LIS electronic
messages."
Expected date of completion: February, 2003.
Sierpe, Eino. "The assignment of personal attributes in electronic communication."
Expected date of completion: April, 2003.
Sierpe, Eino. "Perceptual differences of two occupational labels among library science
and information science graduate students."
Expected date of completion: June, 2003.
Presentations, Lectures, Etc.
2003 McGill University. McGill Center for Research and Teaching on
Women.
Seminar series: Gender, power, and social change.
Guest speaker, January 16, 2003: 14:00-16:00.
"Gender, technological practice, and computer-mediated communication."
2002 Connecticut Library Association Support Staff 4th Annual Conference.
Manchester Community College (Manchester, Conn.).
Presentation, November 1, 2002: 14:15-15:30.
"LTA Education options."
2002 Keio University (Tokyo, Japan). School of Library and Information
Science.
Presentation, July 17, 2002: 16:00-18:00.
"Distance education technologies and their application in
library and information science education."
2002 Yunnan University (Kunming, P.R. of China). Department of Archives,
Information Management Systems and Library Science.
Presentation, July 4, 2002: 10:00-12:00.
"Computer-mediated communication technologies in distance
education: the experience of Southern Connecticut State University."
2002 Yunnan Radio and Television University (Kunming, P.R. of China).
Presentation, July 10, 2002: 14:00-16:00.
"Web-based distance education."
2000 Southern Connecticut State University. Department of Library Science
and Instructional Technology.
Presentation, April 5, 2000: 9:30-10:30.
"Gender judgements and the assignment of personal attributes
in computer-mediated communication: research findings."
1999 McGill University (Montreal, Quebec). Graduate School of Library
and Information Studies.
405-611/b: Research principles and analysis
Presentation, March 16, 1999: 13:30-16:30.
"The relationship between occupational labels and perception:
the development of the standardized measure of perception."
1997 McGill University (Montreal, Quebec). Graduate School of Library
and Information Studies.
405-601/a: Information and society.
Guest speaker, November 28, 1997: 9:30-10:30.
"The Ph.D. (Ad Hoc) Program."
McGill University (Montreal, Quebec). Graduate School of Library and Information Studies.
Introductory week.
Guest speaker, September 10, 1997: 13:00-13:30.
"Opportunities for advanced studies at the GSLIS."
Last update: Sunday, December 10, 2002.