Master of Library Science
University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee

Master of Business Administration
University of Dubuque

Master of Divinity
Fuller Theological Seminary

Bachelor of Arts
Carleton College

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Susan Ebertz

Faculty Biography

Susan Ebertz served as Director of the Reu Memorial Library and Assistant Professor of Bibliography and Academic Research.  Ebertz came to Wartburg in 1997 as Interim Readers’ Services Librarian, and the next year became the Assistant Director.  In 2003, she became the director of the library and in 2004, joined the faculty.  She is a member of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.).

Publications

2017      Ebertz, Susan. “Japanese American Internment.” Currents in Theology and Mission 44:2 (2017), 2.

2016       Boyd, Evan and Susan Ebertz. ” Transformation and Innovation in ATLA Small Libraries through Collaboration.” American Theological Library Association Summary of Proceedings 70 (2016), 145.

2016       Boyd, Evan and Susan Ebertz. 2015. “Check Back on E-Book, E-Readers, E-Resources, Oh My! What’s a Small Theological Librarian to Do?” American Theological Library Association Summary of Proceedings 69,162-4.

2016       Custer, Wesley D. and Susan Ebertz. “The Role of the Theological Librarian in Formational Theological Education.” American Theological Library Association Summary of Proceedings 69, 288-93.

2016       Mansanares, Adrienne, Emily Braucher, Warren Watson, Susan Ebertz, Lynn Berg, Martin Garnar, and Shanee Yvette Murrain. 2015. “Racial Equity in Theological Librarianship.” American Theological Library Association Summary of Proceedings 69, 9-17.

Present and Future Racial Diversity Issues of Theological Librarians (Roundtable). In Barbara Kemmis & Jonathan West (eds.), Summary of Proceedings. Chicago: American Theological Library Association. 2007. Pp 221.

Encouraging Diversity: Cultural and Ethnic Issues Facing Theological Students of Color as They Use the Library (Roundtable). In Barbara Kemmis & Jonathan West (eds.), Summary of Proceedings. Chicago: American Theological Library Association. 2006. Pp. 287-292.

Encouraging Diversity: Cultural and Ethnic Issues Facing Theological Students of Color as They Use the Library (Panel). In Barbara Kemmis & Jonathan West (eds.), Summary of Proceedings.Chicago : American Theological Library Association. 2005. Pp. 123-41.

Expertise

Ms. Ebertz has extensive knowledge in the following categories and is able to serve as a resource on:

  • Library Research
  • Bibliography Development
  • Spiritual Practices
  • Technology for Ministry