Kathy Kempa
Assistant Professor of Library Science
Reference and Electronic Services Librarian
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BA in English, St. Norbert College, DePere, Wisconsin
MLS (Master of Library Science), University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin

Biography
Kathy Kempa has been a public librarian in Wisconsin, Illinois, Oregon, and New York. She held positions as technical services and Children's services librarian. Since being hired at Southeastern in 2007, she has served as part-time evening reference librarian, as assistant, then head of circulation, and now as reference and electronic services librarian. She tries to live according to I Peter 4:8-11.

Kathy has earned 42 graduate credits from Syracuse University's College for Human Development where she was a teaching assistant in textile and textile design classes. Kathy is a reference librarian with primary responsibility for database access. She teaches Bibliographic Instruction for students in Composition 1 and 2 classes.

Published Book Reviews

• Graham, Michelle/Wanting to be her. The Christian Librarian, January, 2009
• Schwaller, John Frederick/The History of the Catholic Church in Latin America: From conquest to revolution and beyond. The Christian Librarian, January, 2012
• Stansell, Ron/Missions by the Spirit: Learning from Quaker examples. The Christian Librarian, Accepted for publication