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crln-17059	Evans, Mae; Herold, Irene M. H.; Sharrow, Zachary	Hidden science superstars: Making diversity visible to increase inclusion	2018	4	.pdf	application/pdf	2398	99	37	There are many works that help us to understand what we have not done well and how to improve, including from Rowman and Littlefield, the forthcoming In Our Own Voices, Redux: The Faces of Librarianship Today edited by Teresa Y. Neely and Jorge R. López-McKnight.8 The disturbing reality is that twenty years after the original volume, In Our Own Voices: The Changing Face of Librarianship, not enough has significantly changed.9 Mae Evans is science library associate, email: maevans@ wooster.edu, Irene M. H. Herold is librarian of the college, email: iherold@wooster.edu, and Zachary Sharrow is science librarian, email: zsharrow@wooster.edu, at The College of Wooster © 2018 Mae Evans, Irene M. H. Herold, and Zachary Sharrow mailto:maevans%40wooster.edu?subject= mailto:maevans%40wooster.edu?subject= mailto:iherold%40wooster.edu?subject= mailto:zsharrow%40wooster.edu?subject= July/August 2018 381 C&RL News When I arrived in my position at The Col- lege of Wooster in July 2017, I was struck by how lovely the libraries are and was thrilled to be at an institution that demonstrates it values diversity and inclusion. Given that the college Fast Facts states there are 54% women, 46% men, 20% U.S. students of color, and 13% international students on campus, the disconnect between images and text present in Timken Library and the student body was striking.12 Rather than ignore this disparity, I approached Zachary Sharrow, science librarian, and Mae Evans, science library associate, to ask if they would be interested in adding under- represented groups in STEM to Timken’s visual displays.	cache/crln-17059.pdf	txt/crln-17059.txt