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ResearchArticles

Articles, preprints, and dissertation work on collaborative information behavior, storefront church communities, land-use enforcement, and racial justice.

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Selected publications

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  1. 01

    Preprint2026ResearchGate

    Exploring Hymenectomy as a Clinical Response to Vaginal Penetration Distress: A Literature Review

  2. 02

    Preprint2026ResearchGate

    Collaborative Information Behavior and Affective Load Theory: Contrasting Information Environments Through the Frameworks of Jesus' and John's Assignments

  3. 03

    Preprint2026ResearchGate

    Collaborative Information Behavior and the Suppression of Voice: A Framework for Gaslighting and Code Switching in Church Culture

  4. 04

    Preprint2026ResearchGate

    Behind the Curve: Clinician Perceptual Lag Theory (CPLT) and the Production of Toxic Negativity in Multicultural Counseling

  5. 05

    Preprint2026ResearchGate

    Hindrances to Collaborative Information Behavior: A Cognitive Authority Perspective

  6. 06

    Preprint2025ResearchGate

    Trafficking Lies to Trailing Sources: Library and Information Science Interventions Against Organized Deception

  7. 07

    Preprint2025ResearchGate

    Sanctum Reimagined: Gender, Migration, and the Rise of Women's Ministry in Urban Storefront Churches

  8. 08

    Preprint2025OSF Preprints

    No Longer Divided: Merging Mega and Storefront Churches Through Collective Faith

  9. 09

    Preprint2025OSF Preprints

    Baptism Without a Pool: Collaborative Information Behavior Among Storefront Churches

  10. 10

    Preprint2025OSF Preprints

    Browsing as Bridgework: How Library Visits Shape Circulation and Community Engagement

  11. 11

    Preprint2025OSF Preprints

    Preserving the Narrative: What Storefront Churches Lose When Overshadowed by Mega Churches — An Analysis Through Land-Use History and Wilson’s Information Behavior Model

  12. 12

    Preprint2025OSF Preprints

    Robes, Rhythm, and Ritual: A Literature-Based Analysis of Interpretative Repertoires in Gospel Communities of Musical Practice

  13. 13

    Preprint2025OSF Preprints

    Finding Harmony: Collaborative Music-Making in Chicago’s Storefront Church Gospel Communities

  14. 14

    Preprint2025SSRN Electronic Journal

    Sanctified Space and Sovereign Pews: A Land-Use History of Black Church Autonomy from Mainstream Denominations, Storefront Churches, and Mega Ministries

  15. 15

    Preprint2025OSF Preprints

    Browsing the Spirit: Applying Library Browsing Theory to Storefront Church Engagement

  16. 16

    Preprint2025SSRN Electronic Journal

    Sanctuary, Segregation, and Struggle: Land-Use Enforcement, Religion, Racial Justice, White Supremacy, and the Collective Action Dilemma in the United States

  17. 17

    Preprint2025SSRN Electronic Journal

    Bridging the Digital Divide: Racial Justice and Collaborative Information Behavior in African American Religious Communities

  18. 18

    DissertationDissertationProQuest Dissertations & Theses

    Collaborative Information Behavior: Storefront Church Gospel Communities of Musical Practice

  19. 19

    Article2021Library Philosophy and Practice (e-journal)

    Defining Information Literacy Amid 21st Century Socio-Political Barriers

  20. 20

    Article2019Library Philosophy and Practice (e-journal)

    Countering the Impact of ICT Advancement in Nigeria

  21. 21

    Article2019Library Philosophy and Practice (e-journal)

    The Information Behavior of Religious Clergy in North America

  22. 22

    Article2019Library Philosophy and Practice (e-journal)

    Information Poverty: An Examination of Policies Related to Achieving Kenya's 2030 Vision

  23. 23

    Article2018Library Philosophy and Practice (e-journal)

    Consortium Benefits: Using TV to Increase Library Consumption

  24. 24

    Article2018Library Philosophy and Practice (e-journal)

    Serving Teen CoCultures: What Teens Need From Public Libraries (An Overview Through the Lens of the Connected Learning Model)

  25. 25

    Article2016Knowledge@UChicago, University of Chicago

    The Evolution of Land-Use Enforcement Related to The Religious Storefront Church Movement

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