Marlo Maldonado Young, MLS
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Virtual Education Coordinator  |
Publications, Presentations & Awards
Fellow. Association of Research Libraries Leadership & Career Development Program. 2011-2012.
Friedman, Lia and Marlo Young. Social Media Etiquette. UC San Diego Libraries Staff Training, UCSD. 2010.
Young, Marlo. Digital Natives: Who Are They & Why Does It Matter To Educators? California Institute of Art - San Francisco Faculty In-Service Program. 2010.
Perez, Alice, Alanna Akio Moore,Gayatri Singh, Dominique Turnbow, Marlo Young. Preventing Plagiarism: Keepin' It Real. Poster Session at the National Conference of the American Libraries Association, Chicago, IL. July, 2009.
Young, Marlo. Creating Library Communities with Applied 2.0 Technologies. University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, School of Information Studies, Professional Development Online Seminar. Adjunct Instructor. 2009.
Hudson, Adam, Marlo Young, and Adam Zahrt. "2.0 Services: Will you move because you see the light; Or because you feel the heat?" SLA Contributed Papers 2008. Special Libraries Association. 5 June 2008. <http://www.sla.org/content/Events/conference/ac2008/Conference/contribpapers.cfm>.
Young, Marlo, et al. Everything You Need to Know About Using Facebook. Sharecase, UCSD. 2008.
Young, Marlo. Student Support Services & New Technologies. Sharecase, UCSD. 2008.
Young Marlo, and Travis T. Add Me! MySpace and other Social Software Technology for Outreach and Education. LOEX of the West Conference. 2006.
Young, Marlo. Establishing an Instant Messaging Service: Let's Chat! Hawaii Library Association Annual Conference. Invited Speaker. 2006.
Young, Marlo, et al. Making Social Software Work for You and Your Library Services. Hawaii Library Association Annual Conference. Invited Workshop. 2006.
Young, Marlo, and Travis, T. MySpace is Your Space: Virtual Social Networks and Library Outreach. California Academic & Research Libraries Conference. 2006.
Young, Marlo. Social Software Technologies: Extending the Visibility & Accessibility of Library Services. Digital Letters 10 (Winter 2006).
Young. Marlo. "Using Technology to Enhance Visibility, Accessibility and Communications." Impact! Bulletin of SLA Leadership & Management Division 4.1 (February 2006).
Young, Marlo. "Educational Technology at UCSD: Audience Response Systems." Digital Letters 9 (Fall 2005).
Young. Marlo. "Marketing Resources for Information Professionals." Impact! Bulletin of SLA Leadership & Management Division 3.4 (September 2005).
Young, Marlo. Marketing the Library to Undergraduates: Outreach and Information Literacy. Southern California Instruction Librarians Winter Program, SCIL Works. 2005.
Young, Marlo. Net Generation Students: Characteristics, Preferences, and Emergent Trends within Higher Education. UCSD Counselors Forum. 2005.
Farrell, K., and Marlo Young. Connecting with the Net Generation: Learning Styles and Technology. Santiago Canyon College Faculty Training Program. 2005.
Young, Marlo, and K. Farrell. "Libraries, Learning, & Technology: Net Gen Student Preferences." Librarians Association University of California, San Diego. 2005.
Young, Marlo, and K. Farrell. "Connecting with the Net Generation: Learning Styles & Technology." Association of College & Research Libraries National Conference. 3 Hour Workshop. 2005.
Farrell K., and Marlo Young. Connecting with the Net Generation: Learning Styles and Technology . California Academic Libraries Conference, Pre-Conference Workshop. 2004.
Young, Marlo. Hispanic Health Information Outreach Services. Medical Library Group of Southern California & Arizona and Northern California & Nevada Joint Meeting. 2002.
Fellow. National Library of Medicine Associate Fellowship Program. 2000-2002.
Young Marlo, and J. Perry. Border Health Informatics: What are the Issues? Medical Library Group of Southern California & Arizona and Northern California & Nevada Joint Meeting 2001.
Young, Marlo, and J. Perry. Hispanic Health: Cross-Cultural Encounters of an Outreach Kind. Medical Library Association National Conference. 2001.
Young, Marlo. Best Unpublished Paper. Rittenhouse Book Publisher Award. 2001.