34 ANNUAL YEARBOOK Baptist By Donna Wells, Convener REPORTS FROM THE SEMINARIES Baptist Theology Seminary, Nigeria The Seminary is part of the African Baptist Theological Network. There are three seminaries in Nigeria. One campus was burned in 2000 in a Muslim uprising and is now being rebuilt. The new campus will be three times the size of the old one. Burmese Bible Institute Thaum Khai attended the meeting to bring awareness of his school in Syracuse, New York. The school trains pastors to lead Burmese congregations in America. Dr. Khai grew up in Myanmar. Gateway Baptist Theological Seminary They are closing the Brea campus and moving the Phoenix campus to a new location. The seminary has settled into its new location in Ontario, California after moving from the San Francisco area. Bob Phillips and Patsy Yank presented a poster session documenting the move. The seminary maintains a smaller campus in the Bay Area in Fremont. The Ontario campus has opened a Jonathan Edwards room, and they have subscribed to LibGuides. At Fremont, monthly luncheons are held in the library for students. The main focus is library-information literacy, but also some guest speakers are invited. Tremper Longman was one of the speakers this past year. Julie Hines from the Arizona campus is retiring. Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary A few new staff members joined, while others gained new titles and promotions. The head and assistant archivists left this past spring, and two new employees were brought aboard—Jonathan Lawler Denominational Group Meetings 35 and Dustin Toone. Also, Donna Wells is now Associate Direc- tor, as well as Head of Technical Services. Dougald McLaurin is the Research and Outreach Coordinator, as well as Head of Reference. SUM Bible College & Theological Seminary SUM is a fairly new institution in El Dorado, California. Gary Averill has been appointed their new librarian, and he is a one-man opera- tion. He is trying to get the library up and running. He is looking for a new ILS, unpacking boxes, generating an e-proxy, and putting together information literacy programs. Preface committee reports Committee for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Conference Committee Endowment Committee Professional Development Committee Task Forcereports International Theological Librarian Education Scholarly Communication Interest Group Reports Public Services Special Collections Technical Services World Religions denominational Group reports Anabaptist Mennonite Anglican/Episcopal Baptist Campbell-Stone Lutheran Methodist Orthodox Presbyterian and Reformed Librarians Roman Catholic memorials Officers of ATLA (1947–2018) ATLA Organizational Directory (2017–2018) ATLA Member Directory (2017–2018) historical Annual conferences AMENDED AND RESTATED BYLAWS OF AMERICAN THEOLOGICAL LIBRARY ASSOCIATION 2017 ATS Library Statistics