University of Washington Professional & Continuing Education
School Library Media Endorsement Program
Important Start-Up Information
UW NetID NOTE:
Your UW NetID (with password) is your personal identification for using UW online
resources. A UW NetID is required of everyone associated with the University of Washington
who plans on using online central administrative programs and computing services. Once
your UW NetID is established, you may connect to MyUW to view your registration schedule
and grades and access information about University resources and activities. Your UW NetID
remains the same throughout your life, no matter what associations you have with the
University of Washington. You will need the following information to create your NetID:
UW Student ID Number
This is a seven-digit number that is your official University of Washington student
identification number. The UW ID number is printed on the Transaction Summary
mailed to you after registering for a credit class. Please keep a copy of your numbers
in a safe place. UW ID numbers are not released over the telephone.
Private Access Code
After registering for a credit class, you will also receive a letter providing your private
access code (PAC). This code is required to establish your UW NetID.
When you are ready to create your NetID, go to: https://uwnetid.washington.edu/newid/
Important Links
School Library Media Endorsement website:
http://www.pce.uw.edu/certificates/school-library-professional.html
UW Housing & Food Service:
The Visiting Scholars program’s online reservation webpage is generally active by the
first week of January.
Campus Maps:
http://www.washington.edu/home/maps/
FOR SUMMER COURSES YOU NEED:
UW ID card and Husky Card™ Account
UW ID cards are available to nonmatriculated students enrolled in credit courses. The UW ID
card may also be used as a Husky Card™ debit card which is required to pay for printing at
the campus libraries and computer labs. To activate your Husky Card™ debit account, simply
make a deposit at a payment location using cash or check or through the Online Card Office
using Visa or MasterCard. The Husky Card™ is accepted at campus dining facilities to pay for
meals and at the Montlake parking lot to pay for parking. Cards may be obtained at the
Husky Card office located on the ground floor of the Odegaard Undergraduate Library next
to the By George Cafe between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday.
U-PASS
You may purchase a U-PASS for the summer for $132 at the UW Educational Outreach
Registration Services Office, located at 4311 11th Ave NE, between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.,
Monday through Friday. You will need to present a Washington State driver’s license or your
UW ID card. The U-PASS is a chip embedded into your Husky Card. To activate your U-PASS,
you’ll need to pass your Husky Card in front of an ORCA card reader found at the front of all
Metro, Community Transit, and Sound Transit vehicles and on the Sounder commuter train.
You have 60 days to activate your U-PASS once you receive it. For more information, call
206-543-0450 or visit U-Pass.
PARKING
Parking is often a challenge around the UW campus. The daily parking fee is $15.00 per day
between 6 a.m. and 5 p.m. weekdays (prorated if you stay less than four hours). The night
parking rate begins at 5 p.m. and is $5.00 per night. A weekend rate of $5.00 is charged
when parking on Saturdays between 7 a.m. to noon. Most street parking is metered with a
two-hour maximum.
For more information, refer to the Parking Services webpage:
http://www.washington.edu/commuterservices/parking/
Or the PCE Student Resources webpage under the parking tab:
http://www.pce.uw.edu/resources/getting-around.html
University of Washington Professional & Continuing Education
School Library Media
Endorsement Program
Summer I Quarter Course Information
Course
Meetings
Building
Instructor
Text
LIS 585 Administration of the School
Library Media Program
Mon-Fri
6/22–6/26
8:30AM - 3:30PM
Mary Gates Hall, 430
John Marino
No required texts
LIS 498 Information Technology for
Teaching and Learning
Mon-Fri
6/29–7/3
8:30AM - 3:30PM
Mary Gates Hall, 430
Teresa McCausland
No required texts
University of Washington Professional & Continuing Education
School Library Media Endorsement Program
Resources
2015 Summer Hours
(Hours of operation are subject to change)
BOOKSTORES
University Book Store
4326 University Way NE
(206) 634-3400
Monday – Friday: 9am – 8pm
Saturday: 10am – 7pm
Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
LIBRARIES
Suzzallo and Allen Library
(206) 543-0242
June 22 – August 21, 2015
Monday – Thursday: 8am – 7pm
Friday: 8am – 5pm, (July 3rd: 1pm – 5pm)
Saturday: 1pm – 5pm, (July 4th: Closed)
Sunday: 1pm – 5pm
Odegaard Undergraduate Library
(206) 543-2990
June 22 – August 21, 2015
Monday – Thursday: 8am – 10pm
Friday: 8am – 5pm, (July 3rd: 1pm – 5pm)
Saturday: 1pm – 5pm, (July 4th: Closed)
Sunday: 12pm – 10pm
PRINTING and COPY SERVICE LOCATIONS
Available in Suzzallo and Allen library
For additional locations: http://f2.washington.edu/fm/c2/services/dawgprints
COMPUTER LABS
Available in Suzzallo and Allen library
VISITORS INFORMATION CENTER
Ground floor Odegaard Library 022
(206) 543-9198
Monday – Friday: 8:30am – 5 pm
HUSKY UNION BUILDING (HUB)
Summer Quarter: June 22 – August 21, 2015
Monday – Friday: 7am – 9pm
Saturday & Sunday: CLOSED
School Library Media Endorsement Program
2014-2015 Textbooks
(All textbooks are required unless otherwise noted)
Revised June, 2014
Summer 2015
LIS 585 Administration of the School Library Media Program
Instructor: John Marino
No textbooks required. See course syllabus for recommended texts.
LIS 498 Information Technology for Teaching and Learning
Instructor: Teresa McCausland
No textbooks required
Autumn 2015
LIS 568 Information Literacy for Teaching and Learning
Instructor: Gail Anderson
No textbooks required
Winter 2016
LIS 522 Collection Development
Instructor: Dee McKenna
Bishop, K. (2012). The collection program in schools: Concepts and practices (5th ed.). Santa
Barbara, CA: Libraries Unlimited.
Cost about $53
Schmidt, G.D. (2004). Lizzie Bright and the Buckminster boy. New York, NY: Clarion Books.
Cost about $3
LIS 498 Leadership and Management of Library Media Programs
Instructor: Chris Wolfe
Information on the required text for this course will be provided in time for you to
acquire it before the course starts.
University of Washington Professional & Continuing Education
School Library Media
Endorsement Program
Spring 2016
LIS 531 Catalogs, Cataloging, and Classification
Instructor: Geneva Norton
Kaplan, Allison G. (2016). Catalog it! A guide to cataloging school library materials. Santa Barbara, CA:
Linworth Books.
Publication Date: January 2016
Price
Format
Paperback
$60.00
eBook
Call
ISBN
978-1-4408-3580-3
978-1-4408-3581-0
Summer 2016
LIS 498 Information Services and Resources in K-12 Education
Instructor: Chris Wolfe
No textbooks required
LIS 498 Integrated Instructional Technology
Instructor: Karen Rautenberg
No textbooks required
SLM Instructors Contact
2015-2016
Gail Anderson
Teacher-Librarian
Kamiak High School
Mukilteo School District
PH: 425-745-5239(evenings)
425-327-6062 (cell)
PW: 425-366-5441(days)
Teresa McCausland
Library Media Specialist
Inglemoor High School
Northshore School District
(Cell) 425.280.3081
[email protected]
[email protected]
Chris Wolfe
Teacher/Librarian
Griffin Middle School
Griffin School District, Olympia
360-866-5836x113
[email protected]
Home:
2435 Island Dr. NW
Olympia, WA 98502
360.359.2057
Geneva Norton
District Librarian
Shoreline School District
Day: 206.393.4201;
Fax: 206.393.4116
[email protected]
[email protected]
Home:
20209 Dayton Avenue North
Shoreline, Washington 98133
206.546.5572
John Marino
Teacher-Librarian/PhD Student
iSchool, Roosevelt Commons
4311 11th Ave NE
Box 354985
Seattle, WA 98105
PW: 206.616.1715
[email protected]
Home:
2710 21st Ave. S.
Seattle, WA 98144
206.271.7691
Karen Rautenberg
Teacher-Librarian, Edmonds-Woodway
High School, Edmonds School District
[email protected]
Dee McKenna
Follett Software Trainer, Teacher-Librarian
Fax: 847-825-0032
[email protected]
Home:
8 N. Home Ave. #2
N Park Ridge, IL 60068
Cell 224.381.3609
IMA BUILDING
VISITING SCHOLAR USE PARTICIPATION INFORMATION
2015
Summer Quarter
PHOTO ID IS REQUIRED FOR ACCESS TO ALL
FACILITIES.
Please communicate with your program
coordinator regarding payment of the
IMA membership fee: $72.27 after tax
(quarter) or $6.02 after tax (single-use).
GDR and WAC require additional fees.
IMA membership privileges includes: daily and
quarterly checkout of a locker, lock and towel,
and equipment rental. Use of the Indoor
Climbing Center, court reservations, and
group activities such as classes.
The Department of Recreational
Sports Programs welcomes
Summer 2015 visiting scholars
and encourages them to use UW’s
recreational facilities available
during their stay on campus.
The IMA building includes: Cardio stations, single station weight machines, strength benches for dumbbells,
barbells and free weights, locker rooms with saunas, swimming pool for lap swim, sundeck, volleyball,
basketball, badminton and pickle ball courts, special conditioning room, matted rooms, squash (international
and North American), racquetball, and handball courts, roller skating & archery (Friday evenings only), lounge
with big screen TV, Dawg Bites Café. Outdoor facilities include: Turf and grass fields for softball, soccer, lacrosse,
ultimate, and tennis courts.
Golf Driving Range (GDR) 43 night-lighted tees (20 covered) and 2 putting and chipping greens.
Hours: June – August, Mon — Fri 9am – 11pm, Sat & Sun 9am – 9pm.
Waterfront Activities Center (WAC) Hourly canoe and rowboat rentals.
Lauren McAlister
Hours: June – August, Mon — Fri 10am — 9am, and 9am — 9pm weekends and holidays.
*Only half day canoe rentals during Seafair Races and no rentals during Husky home football games.
STAFF
UW Re
IMA Building hours (June 13 – September 25)
Monday-Friday
6:00am — 9:30pm
Saturday
11:00am — 6:30pm
Sunday
1:00pm — 5:30pm
Closed July 3 — 5, September 5 — 7
For more information please visit us online at
washington.edu/ima
3924 Montlake Blvd NE
(206) 543-4590