Amy Elliott is an Assistant Professor and Reference Librarian with Albertsons
Library. She currently serves as the Liaison for the Departments of Math and Music, as
well as the Gender Studies and Ethnic Studies programs. Ms. Elliott earned a Master of
Information Science from University of Tennessee and a Master of English and American
Literature from the University of Connecticut. In addition to a variety of reference
duties, Amy Elliott serves as an online instructor for UNIV 106, a course which teaches
information literacy skills to undergraduate students. Ms. Elliott’s research interests
range from the relationship between technology and language to the correlation between
oral tradition and Southern literature to GLBT young adult and children’s literature. Ms.
Elliott has experience in graphic design, web site development, and a variety of social
networking technologies.

Library

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(R)Evolution in the Information Industry: What the Information Industry Can Learn from the Music Industry, Charleston Conference Proceedings 2009 (forthcoming) (2010)
 

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(R)Evolution in the Information Industry: What the Information Industry Can Learn from the Music Industry (Slide Set), Charleston Conference (2009)
 

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Thinking Globally and Reading Diversely: Issues of Gay and Lesbian International Literature for Young Adults, 28th Annual College of Communication and Information Research Symposium, University of Tennessee, Knoxville (2006)
 

Literature & Language

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Hope from Hopelessness: Finding Contemporary Southern Literature through Anne Tyler’s Use of The Sound and the Fury, Southern Writers, Southern Writing Conference, University of Mississippi (2002)
 

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What a Character: Zora Neale Hurston’s Autobiographies, American Women Writers of Color Conference, Salisbury University (2001)
 

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Partial Annotation of The Sound and the Fury, Belmont Undergraduate Research Symposium, Belmont University (2001)