CSU Libraries Faculty Award for Excellence

Recognizes accomplishments in one or more of the following areas: the practice of librarianship, scholarly research and creative activity, and service.

Professor Anna DeMiller was the 2006 recipient of the Faculty Award for Excellence.

Bright Idea or
Project Award

Recognizes the contribution of ideas or a special library project that have found/will find a positive application in the workplace by enhancing service and/or efficiency.

The Colorado Agriculture Bibliography Web-Searchable Database is one component of a larger national-level agriculture project sponsored by the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH). The database includes over 16,000 books, theses, dissertations, journals, government reports, archive collections, and other documents published from 1820-1945 about Colorado agriculture and rural life. The subject areas covered include: Colorado agriculture, rural life, education, water, transportation, tourism, mining, and other topics of prominence. The database enhances service by providing access to information previously only found in print and often obscure indexes. It promotes CSU library visibility/outreach by being a freely available Web document, of interest both inside and outside of Colorado. It provides access to information not found in SAGE, Prospector, or WorldCat.

The Bright Idea or Project Award winners who created the Colorado Agriculture Bibliography are:

Allison Level
Sierra Standish
Lindsey Wess
Dennis Ogg