Teaching

Teaching Interests

  • Diverse Youth Literature and Collection Development
  • Digital Youth Resources and Services
  • Reader’s Advisory and Reference Services
  • Digital Literacy Instruction and Virtual Learning Environments
  • Game-Based Learning and Game Studies
  • User and Community Experiences
  • Research Methods and Ethics
  • Internet Studies, Digital Cultures, and Online Communities
  • New Media and Emerging Technologies
  • LIS/IT Professional Development
  • Project Management

Teaching Experience at Pusan National University

  • Advanced Studies in Community Archives (G) – SP23, FA21, FA20
  • Comparative Studies for Library and Information Science (G) – FA19
  • Digital Citizenship in a Global Society (non-major UG) – FA22
  • Information Entrepreneurship (UG) – FA19, FA18, FA17
  • Information Materials for Information Education (G) – SP21
  • Information Materials for Science and Technology (UG) – FA18, FA17
  • Information Search Methods (UG) – FA22 ~ FA17
  • Introduction to Research Methods in LIS (UG) – SP23, SP22, SP21, SP18
  • Introduction to/Management of Educational Media (UG) – SP20, SP19, SP18, SP17
  • Introduction to/Principles of Information Systems (UG) – SP23 ~ SP17
  • Records and Ethics in Digital Society (non-major UG) – FA21, FA20
  • Research Methods for Library, Archival, & Information Studies (G) – SP20
  • Research Methods for Library & Information Science (G) – FA22
  • Research Methods for Teacher & School Librarians (G) – SP22, FA20, SP19
  • Special Topics Seminar in LAIS (UG) – SP17 (Gaming in Libraries)

Teaching Experience at Florida State University

  • Information Technology Project Management (UG, face-to-face) – SP17, FA16, SP15, FA14
  • International Literature for Children and Young Adults (SU16, G, online)
  • Multicultural Literature and Information Resources for Children and Young Adults (SU15, G, online)

Teaching Honors

  • S-Ranking, Spring 2017–Fall 2022, Pusan National University
  • Outstanding Graduate Lead Instructor, 2015, School of Information at FSU
  • Alternate, 2014 iSchool Inclusion Institute (i3) Teaching Fellowship
  • Outstanding Teaching Assistant, 2013, School of Library & Information Studies at FSU
  • Panelist, 6/18/2013, Teaching Assistant Bootcamp, School of Library & Information Studies at FSU

Invited Lectures

  • Hollister, J. M. (2023). Manga & manhwa:  An introduction to Japanese and Korean comics and graphic novels – New Normal Edition. Guest lecture for Graphic Novels in Libraries, a graduate course at Florida State University. Presented on July 19, 2023.
  • Hollister, J. M. (2022). Manga & manhwa:  An introduction to Japanese and Korean comics and graphic novels – Apocalypse Edition. Guest lecture for Graphic Novels in Libraries, a graduate course at Florida State University. Presented on October 19, 2022.
  • Hollister, J. M. (2021). Manga, manhwa, & more: An introduction to Japanese and Korean comics and graphic novels – Ongoing Pandemic Edition. Guest lecture for Graphic Novels in Libraries, a graduate course at Florida State University, and a graduate course on Collection Development at Old Dominion University. Presented on October 27, 2021, and November 5, 2021, respectively.
  • Hollister, J. M. (2021). Manga, manhwa, & more: An introduction to Japanese and Korean comics and graphic novels – Pandemic Edition. Guest lecture for Graphic Novels in Libraries, a graduate course at Florida State University. Presented on July 12, 2021.
  • Hollister, J. M. (2020). Ethical issues in massively multiplayer online games. Class lecture developed for graduate-level course, Information Ethics, School of Information, Florida State University.  Presented on October 28, 2020.
  • Hollister, J. M. (2020). Manga, manhwa, & more: An introduction to Japanese and Korean comics and graphic novels – Another One!  Class lecture developed for a graduate-level course, Graphic Novels in Libraries, School of Information, Florida State University. Presented on October 20, 2020.
  • Hollister, J. M. (2019). Manga, manhwa, & more:  An introduction to Japanese and Korean comics and graphic novels – REDUX.  Class lecture developed for a graduate-level course, Graphic Novels in Libraries, School of Information, Florida State University. Presented on October 22, 2019.
  • Hollister, J. M. (2019).  An hybrid ethnographic approach to studying an online role-playing community:  Summary & methodological considerations.  Class lecture developed for a graduate level course, Research in Information Studies, School of Information, Florida State University. Presented on July 9, 2019.
  • Hollister, J. M. (2019). Manga, manhwa, & more:  An introduction to Japanese and Korean comics and graphic novels.  Class lecture developed for a graduate-level course, Graphic Novels in Libraries, School of Information, Florida State University. Presented on July 9, 2019.
  • Hollister, J. M. (2019).  Ethical issues in massively multiplayer online games. Class lecture developed for undergraduate-level course, Information Ethics, School of Information, Florida State University.  Presented on April 18, 2019.
  • Hollister, J. M. (2018). Manga & manhwa:  An introduction to Japanese and Korean comics and graphic novels.  Class lecture developed for a graduate-level course, Graphic Novels in Libraries, School of Information, Florida State University. Revised and presented on 7/12/2018, 7/12/2017, & 6/29/2016.
  • Hollister, J. M. (2017). Exploring the digital literacy practices and information worlds of an online role-playing community using a hybrid ethnographic approach.  Class lecture developed for an undergraduate-level course, Research and Data Analysis in Information Technology, School of Information, Florida State University.  Presented on 7/11/2017.
  • Hollister, J. M. (2016).  Getting into character:  Digital literacy practices and online role-playing.  Presentation developed for International Game Day 2016 at the Goldstein Library, School of Information, Florida State University. Presented on 11/18/2016.
  • Hollister, J. M. (2016).  Introduction to diverse literature for youth.  Class lecture developed for a graduate-level course, Information Needs of Young Adults.  School of Information, Florida State University.  Presented on 11/14/2016.
  • Hollister, J. M. (2016).  Gaming the system(s):  Digital literacies in dystopian young adult literature & games.  Class lecture developed for an undergraduate-level course, Introduction to Information Science.  School of Information, Florida State University. Presented on 9/28/2016.
  • Hollister, J. M. (2015). Take the power back:  Games, digital literacies, & dystopian young adult literature. Class lecture developed for graduate-level courses, Information Needs of Young Adults & Seminar in the Historical Foundations of Library and Information Science.  School of Information, Florida State University. Presented on 9/28/2015 & 11/19/2015.
  • Hollister, J. M. (2014). Manga & anime advisory. Class lecture developed for graduate-level course, Graphic Novels in Libraries. School of Information, Florida State University. Presented and updated on 7/2/2014 & 7/8/2015.
  • Hollister, J. M. (2014/2013). Manhwa:  An introduction to Korean graphic novels. Class lecture developed for graduate-level course, Graphic Novels in Libraries. School of Information, Florida State University. Presented and updated on 7/9/2013 & 7/9/2014.
  • Hollister, J. M. (2013). Anime advisory. Class lecture developed for graduate-level course, Graphic Novels in Libraries.  School of Library & Information Studies, Florida State University. Presented 7/2/2013.
  • Hollister, J. M.  (2012). Manga & manhwa:  An introduction to Japanese and Korean Graphic Novels. Class lecture developed for graduate-level course, Graphic Novels. School of Library & Information Studies, Florida State University. Presented and updated 7/7/2012 & 9/25/2012.
  • Hollister, J.M.  (2012). Graphic novels, film, & digital games. Class lecture developed for graduate-level course, Graphic Novels. School of Library & Information Studies, Florida State University. Presented 7/30/2012.
  • Hollister, J. M. (2011). Graphic novels & reader’s advisory. Class lecture. School of Library & Information Studies, Florida State University. Presented and updated on 11/30/2011, 2/28/2012, & 4/4/2012.
  • Hollister, J. M. (2011). The Goldstein Library: Collections and services. Guest lecture. School of Library & Information Studies, Florida State University. Presented on 5/17/2011 & 5/19/2011.
  • Hollister, J. M. (2010). What is the FSU CCI ALA Student Chapter? Guest lecture. School of Library & Information Studies, Florida State University. Presented 9/30/2010.