Faculty & Research

Education:

• Ph.D. at Indiana University, 1998
• M.L.S at University of Maryland, 1986
• B.A. at Western Michigan University, 1979

Contact Information:

(812) 855-1237

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Creative Arts Building, Room 110

Background:

• Archivist of Navy Laboratories
• U.S. Marine Corps Museum
• Walden University Library
• Henry Ford Museum
• Historian of the International Tuba-Euphonium Association

Research:

American cultural history; information literacy; bibliometrics; substance abuse prevention; oral history; gambling prevention.

	Advertising poster: Image from "Sounds and Visions; Glass Plate Images from the Legacy of Cornet Soloist Walter F. Smith"
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	Woman Playing Roulette: Image from "Gambling: It's American!"

Publications:

Nowicke, Carole, Allison, David K., & Buchanan, Peter S. (1985). Index of oral histories relating to naval research and development. Bethesda, MD: David Taylor Naval Ship R & D Center.

Nowicke, Carole (August 2, 2005). "Gambling is American! From the Colonies to the Casinos." Many Voices, One Vision Conference, Indianapolis, IN.

Nowicke, Carole (2005, April). From cornfield to Carnegie Hall: The career path of an American tubist. Orlando, FL: University of Central Florida.

Nowicke, Carole (2005, April). There's more to inquiry than Google, or: I have fun with research, and you can, too: Using historical materials for performance, pedagogy, and publication. Orlando, FL: University of Central Florida.

Nowicke, Carole (2003, May). "Sound and Visions: Glass Images from the Legacy of Cornet Soloist Walter F. Smith." International Trumpet Guild Conference, Fort Worth, TX.

Nowicke, Carole (2004, October). Walter F. Smith: The Star of the Band. International Trumpet Guild Journal.

"Philadelphia Brass Ensemble: Baroque Brass, Gabrieli, Hindemith and 'Torchy Jones'" ARSC Conference CD, 2003-16. Association for Recorded Sound Collections audio recording.

Nowicke, Carole (1998). Not built by Jack but by you and me: The Schoolcraft Ladies' Library Association, 1879-1920: A study of women's reading culture in rural southwestern Michigan.Thesis (Ph.D.), Indiana University.

Nowicke, Carole, & Hoerman, Heidi Lee (1995, October). Secondary and tertiary citing: A study of referencing behavior in the literature of citation analysis deriving from the 'Ortega Hypothesis' of Cole and Cole. Library Quarterly.