LibGuides: Scholarship & Creative Works by Faculty of Color: Library

Dawn K. Wing, MLIS

How Zine Libraries Are Highlighting Marginalized Voices" (2018)
Contributor/Interviewee in a Buzzfeed article about zine libraries and marginalized voices.
Educational Media Online Reviews (EMRO)/ (2014-present)
Reviewer for "Educational Media Reviews Online (EMRO) is a database of video, DVD, audio CD and CD-ROM reviews of materials from major educational and documentary distributors and independent filmmakers. The reviews are written by librarians and teaching faculty in institutions across the United States and Canada." -from http://emro.lib.buffalo.edu/
Asian Pacific American Librarians Association (2013-present)
Contributor of APA author/librarian interviews, graphic narratives, and other feature articles on libraries and the APA community.
"Using Comics to Teach English Language Learners" (2015)
An article I published in the School Library Journal on my experiences teaching with comics in the English as a Second Language high school students.
"Janie's Summer" (2015)
An "autobiofictional" graphic narrative published by Vanderbilt University's online literary journal "Nashville Review."
"The Visit" (2014)
An "autobiofictional" graphic narrative published by Vanderbilt University's online literary journal "Nashville Review."

Dawn K. Wing (Assistant Professor of Library and Information Services) started working as a reference and instruction librarian at Metropolitan State University in August 2018. Previously, she was Assistant Professor of Library Services/Media Services librarian at SUNY-Suffolk County Community College in Long Island, NY. Dawn's interests include exploring and promoting the intersections of visual, information and intercultural literacies. She is a published comics artist who has exhibited her work at various festivals nationally and internationally. To view Dawn's online portfolio, visit http://dawnwing.weebly.com