OLABISI ONABANJO UNIVERSITYAGO IWOYE, NIGERIA

CURRICULUM VITAEPART 1

A. PERSONAL DATA

1. Name: ADENIJI, Moses Adenuga

2. Department: Serials Division

3. College/Faculty: University Library

4. Date and Place of Birth: 13th Feb., 1964, Sagamu, Ogun State

5. Nationality: Nigerian

6. Marital Status: Married

7. No. of Children: Three

8 E-mail address adeniji.moses@oouagoiwoye.edu.ng

mosesdavid2010@gmail.com

9 Name and Address of Spouse: Mrs. S. E. Adeniji c/o Awokoya Patrick

G. P. O. Box 36531 Dugbe, Ibadan.

10. Name and Address of Next of Kin: Same as in (9) above

11. Date of First Appointment with the University: 26th July, 2000.

12. Status of First Appointment and Salary: Assistant Librarian & UASS1

13. Present Position and Salary: Librarian I & UASS, 3 Step 8

14. Date of Last Promotion/ Regrading: 1st October, 2006

15. Date of Confirmation of Appointment: Nil

16. If not confirmed, why? Transfer of Service

17. Period of Present Contract: Nil

18. Total Number of Year of Teaching and Research:

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(a) Polytechnic/ College of Education: Nil

(b) University: 14 years

B. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND

1a. Academic Qualifications/Institutions Attended (With Dates)

(i) Master in Library & Information Science (MLS) - 2003

(ii) M.ED (Industrial Education) - 1997

(iii) B.ED (Adult Education/Political Science) - 1995

b. Institutions Attended with Dates

(i) University of Ibadan, Ibadan - 2001 - 2003

(ii) University of Ibadan, Ibadan - 1995 - 1997

(iii) University of Ibadan - 1991 - 1995

2. Current Higher Degree Programme Registered for (if any):

(1) Ph D - Department of Adult Education,

Faculty of Education, University of Ibadan – 2006 to Date.

3. Award and Distinction: Nil

C. WORK EXPERIENCE

1. Previous Work Experience outside the University System: - Nil

2. Previous Work Experience in other Universities:

Kenneth Dike Library, University of Ibadan - 1986 - 2000

3. Details of Professional Experience at Olabisi Onabanjo University

(i) Teaching function:

Course taught includes:

(a) Library Routine (CESAP and Regular) -2 units - 2000 – till date

(b) D.L.I. 207: Subject Information Sources in Sciences and Technology

(CESAP & Regular) - 2 Units - 2000 - till date

(c) D. L.I. 206: Library Method in Education

(CESAP and Regular) - 2 Units - 2000 – till date

(d) Taking part in Library Orientation for newly admitted students and

Staffs - 2000 – till date

(e) Supervising the Students on Industrial Attachment (IT) - 2000 – till date

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(ii) Research (Completed/On-going):

(a) Application of Information and Communication Technology in Nigerian University

Libraries.

(b) Mishandling of Library Resources in Tertiary Institutions in Nigeria

(c) Information Literacy: Librarian role in the Nigerian University System.

(iii) Administrative Function & Contribution to the University:

Representative of University Librarian in colleges and Faculties

Faculty Board of Science - 2013 - Date

University Publication Committee - 2013 - Date

On the condition of Service for Junior staff - 2013 - Date

(a) Staff, Technical Services Division - 2000 - 2004

(i) Manual Processing of Books using the Library of Congress Schedules

and Subject Heading,

(ii) Supervision of Junior Staff in the Section,

(iii) Cataloguing and Classification of Library Materials

(iv) Writing monthly and situation report of the Division.

(b) Circulation Librarian - 2004 - 2005

(i) Assisting the Readers Services Librarian in the day to day

running of the section.

(ii) Helping the readers to articulate their problem and

connect them with information resources.

(iii) Supervising the Staff in the Division.

(iv) Taking part in Library Orientation and teaching Information literacy to

Library Users.

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(c) College Librarian, Ibogun Campus, O.O.U - 2005 - 2013

(i) Oversees Information services to the Library Patrons.

(ii) Responsible for the day to day running of the College library.

(iii) Make recommendation for the development of library

resources and facilities.

(iv) Shelving and Shelve reading of Library resources.

(v) Acting in advisory capacity of Professional expert to the

Provost and other Principal Officers of the College.

(d) Serials Librarian 2013 – till Date

(i) Rendering assistance to students and staff within the library

(ii) Sourcing for donations and gifts materials (Journals).

(iii) Acquisition of Serials Publications (Newspaper and Magazines).

(iv) Using the Online Library of Congress Catalogue to Process Journals.

(v) Writing acknowledgement letters to donors.

(vi) Supervisions of staffs in the section.

(vii) Supervision of the daily library routines work of Students of I T posted

to the Division.

(viii) Treating Official Files and Memos.

(ix) Processing, Listing, Stamping and Accessioning of Journals donated

to the library.

(x) Attend Official meetings.

(xi) Assist and make recommendation for development of library

resources

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and facilities.

(xii) Writing monthly and situation report of the section.

(xiii) Shelving and shelving reading of Journals in Serials section of

the library.

(xiv) Provide personal services to library users in support of their

research.

(iv) Contribution to the University

(a) Circulation librarians,

Olabisi Onabanjo University library - 2004 – 2005

(b) College Librarian,

Ibogun Campus Olabisi Onabanjo University - 2005 - 2013

(v) Contribution to the Nation

External Examiner, West African Examination Council - 1997-1999

D. MEMBERSHIP OF AND REGISTRATION OF WITH PROFESSIONAL BODIES

(i) Member, Librarians’ Registration Council of Nigeria (LRCN) (2005 to Date)

(ii) Member, Nigerian Library Association – (NLA) Ogun State Chapter (2000 to Date)

(iii) Member, Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) (2000 to Date)

E. PUBLICATIONS

1 Thesis/Dissertation

(i) Adeniji, M. A. (1995). “Crises Management in the University of Ibadan after

the exit of Professor Ayo Banjo”. Unpublished B.Ed Thesis, Ibadan:

University of Ibadan, Ibadan

(11) Adeniji M. A. (1997). “Organizational Conflict and its Resolution in First

Bank”. (Plc) Nigeria”. Unpublished M.Ed Thesis, Ibadan: University of

Ibadan, Ibadan.

(iii) Adeniji M. A. (2002). “An Analysis of Human Resources Development

Programme in Two Selected University Libraries in Nigeria”. Unpublished

MLS Thesis, Ibadan: University of Ibadan.

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2. Books: - Nil

3. Monographs: - Nil

4. Published Journal Articles:

(i) Adeniji. M. A. (2006). Use of School libraries by Teachers in Ogun State.

Nigerian School Library Journal. 5. (2): 32 -41.

(ii) Onasote, A. O., Adeniji M.A. (2007). Impact of Leadership on Effective

Information Services in Nigeria University libraries. The Nigerian Library

Links. 5(1): 55-65.

(iii) Adeniji M. A. (2007) Information Needs and Seeking Habits of Academic

Staff in Ibogun Campus of the Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ogun State.

Gateway Library Journal; 10:127-135.

(iv) Adeniji M. A. (2007) Job Performance and Satisfaction among Junior Staff of

the Olabisi Onabanjo University Library, Ago- Iwoye Ogun State. O. O. U-JET

Journal of Environmental Technology; 1(1&2): 62-68.

(v) Adeniji M. A., Adeniji S. E. (2008) Role of Library in Accreditation

Programmes of Nigerian Polytechnics. International Journal of Multi –

disciplinary Research; 1(1):113-116.

(vi) Babalola G. A. Adeniji M. A. (2009) Study of Benefits of Copyright Protection

among Right Owners in Federal University of Technology, Minna,

Journal of Information Resources Management; 2 (1): 62-79.

(vii) Adeniji, M. A. & . Omale, A (2010) Teaching Reading Comprehension in

Selected Primary School in Oyo state. Library Philosophy and Practice;

Available at http://libr.unl.edu:2000//LPP/lpp.htm. Published in (U.S.A).

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(viii) Adeniji M. A. (2011). Training and its Multiplier Effect on Productivity at the

Olabisi Onabanjo University Library, Ago-Iwoye, Ogun State, Nigeria. PNLA

Quarterly; 75, No.3, Available at www.pnla.org. Published in (U.S.A.).

(ix) Adeniji, M. A., Babalola G.A., Adeniji S.E. (2012). Worker Training

Programmes in Two University Libraries in Nigeria. Library Philosophy and

Practice. Available at http://libr.unl.edu:2000//LPP/lpp.htm. Published in

U.S.A

(x) Babalola G.A., Adeniji M. A., Udoudoh S.F. (2013) Effect of Environmental

Factors on Productivity of Academic librarians in Niger State, Nigeria.

Journal of Library, Education Media, and Information Studies; 5 (1): 61-72

5. Paper Accepted for publication (with letters of Acceptance): - Nil

6. Contribution to Books: - Nil

7. Published Conference Proceedings: - Nil

8. Technical Reports: - Nil

9. Manuscripts Submitted for Publications: - Nil

10. Unpublished Conference /Workshop papers and public lectures: - Nil

F. CONFERENCES ATTENDED WITH DATES AND PAPER READ

1. Participants, Workshop on “Research for National Development” -Organized by

Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago Iwoye Ogun state. Held at Main Campus Ago

Iwoye 15-16, December, 2004.

2. Participants, Workshop on “writing a publishable papers” organized by Nigeria

Library Association (N L A) Ogun State Chapter. Held at Simeon Adebo library Kuto

Abeokuta. 25th May 2006.

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3. Participants, at the 22nd National Annual Conference of the Nigerian Library School

Association (N S L A). Held at Chapel of the Resurrection Hall University of Ibadan,

23rd -26th October.2007.

4. Participants, at the 2008 N.L.A Annual General Meeting (A G M) Conference and

Workshop of the Nigerian Library Association, Held at Arewa House Conference

Centre Kaduna 1st -6th June, 2008.

5. Participants, at the Dissemination Workshop on Utilization of HINARI Resources

among Researchers and Clinicians in Health Institutions in Southwestern Nigeria.

Held at IAMRAT Conference Hall College of Medicine, U.C.H Ibadan 9th Dec, 2009.

6. Participants, at the 2009 Conference and Annual General Meeting (A G M) of the

Ogun State Chapter of Nigerian Library Association (N. L. A) Held at Simeon Adebo

Library Kuto Abeokuta Ogun State 4th March, 2010.

G. CONTRIBUTIONS TO NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL LIFE

1. within the University:

(i) Advise students on moral, academic and ethical value

2. Outside the university:

(i) Counsel member of the Community towards good behavior and honesty

(ii) Empathy for the physically challenged and less privileged

H. CONTRIBUTION TO KNOWLEDGE

My contribution to knowledge are derived from my area of specialization that cut across

various disciplines such as information science and Human Resources Development

programmes in Nigerian universities, These area of specialization form the basis of my

research topics, which were derived from provision of reference services to library users,

getting involve in information literacy to students and staff of the university library at the

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College of Engineering and Environmental Technology, Ibogun Campus. Presently, as

Serials librarian where serials services are offered to library users.

The under listed research article highlights some of the area of my specialization.

1. Research on Job Performance and Satisfaction among Junior Staff of the Olabisi

Onabanjo University Library, Ago Iwoye Ogun State

The study (Ref C V. Pg.6 Article 4), this work revealed that when workers are

rewarded for their hard works, it would propel them to put in their best into the

job. The management team of the institution has a role to play towards the

satisfaction of workers. To enhance higher productivity therefore, staff of the

library should be paid other allowance apart from the one received presently.

Constant and adequate training programmes be organized for workers to update

their knowledge and assist them to perform better. The working condition and

environmental factor should be conducive enough to promote better performance

in the day to day routine of the library operation.

2. Research on use of school libraries by Teachers in Ogun State

The study in (Ref C.V. Pg 5. Article1). The study conclude that: School library is an

essential part of the educational system that provides information resources for

students and staff to enhance their performance on the job. To promote the use of

the library the study recommends adequate funding of the school libraries and

attendance of seminars, in services training and other developmental programmes

to enhance their performance on the job.

3. Research work on impact of leadership on Information Services in Nigerian

University libraries

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The study (Ref. C.V. Pg. 6 Article 2), this study concludes that leadership behavior

count more than acquisition and preservation of information resources in the

library. The effectiveness of an academic librarian is demonstrated through the

skills that these information professionals provide to users in securing appropriate

resources, a positive working environment and the ability to achieved goals of the

information services.Moreover, the article show that conflicting goals that is

essential in human organization between management and employees will lower

morale, lessen level of motivation and eventual affect the objectives of the library

as a service institutions

4. Research on Role of the Library in the Accreditation Programmes of the Nigerian

Polytechnics.

The study (Ref. C V. Pg.6 Article 5), this work shows that library at the Polytechnic

occupies a central place in their academic programmes .The problem of human and

materials resources should be addressed to ensure effective services provision of

the library and its personnel in technical education in Nigeria.

5. Information needs and seeking habits of Academic staff in Ibogun Campus of the

Olabisi Onabanjo University

The Study (Ref C.V. Pg, 6 Article 3).The author is of the opinion that the lecturers in

the College have some information needs which have not been met by the library

at the campus. As a way forward the paper recommend that the only library in the

college should be adequately funded to employ more qualified staff to meet the

enormous demands made on them by users. The college management should put

in place programmes that will promote learning and research. Acquisition drive of

the college should be centered on print and non print materials that can aid

teaching and learning.

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maadeniji ---------------------------- 12th June 2016- ------------------------------- Signature Date

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OLABISI ONABANJO UNIVERSITY LIBRARY PUBLICATION SUMMARY BREAKDOWNS/N TYPE OF

STUDYYEAR

OF PUB.

NAME OF JOURNAL OR BOOK

PUBLISHED/ACCEPTED

TYPE COUNTRY(TOWN)

QUALITY NO. OF AUTHORS

POSITION OF

AUTHORSHIP

POINT SCORED

Journal Articles1 Empirical 2006 Nigerian School Library

Journal. 5(2): 32-41 (ISSN 0331-8214).

Published Nigeria A 1 1 3

2 Opinion 2007 The Nigerian Library Link, 5(1): 55-65.

Published Nigeria C 2 2 2

3 Empirical 2007 Gateway Library Journal.7 (1&2): 44-64. ISSN: 1119-6041).

Published Nigeria A 1 1 3

4 Empirical 2007 O O U J E T Journal of Environmental Technology. 1 (1&2):62-68.

Published Nigeria A 1 1 3

5 Opinion 2008 International Journal of Multi –disciplinary.1 (1):113-116.

Published Nigeria D 2 1 1.8

6 0pinion 2009 Journal of Information Resources Management. 2(1:62-79

Published Nigeria E 2 2 1.2

*7 Empirical 2010 Library Philosophy and Practice Paper Available online at http://digitalcommon.unl.edu/lib:2000.

Published U S A D 2 1 1.8

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*8 Opinion 2011 P N LA. Quarterly. 75:3(Spring 2011) Available online at http://www .pnla.org.

Published U S A C 1 1 2.0

*9 Empirical 2012 Library Philosophy and Practice, (January). Paper Available online at http://digitalcommon.unl.edu/lib:2000 //lpp.htm

Published U S A B 3 1 2.4

10. Empirical 2013 Journal of Library, Education Media, and Information Studies, 5(1): 61-72.

Published Nigeria C 3 2 2.0

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PAPER EVALUATIONS/N AUTHOR TITLE TYPE OF

PAPERASSESSMENT/ CONTRIBUTION LOCATION STATUS SCORED

Journal Articles1 Adeniji M.A. (2006) Use of School libraries by

Teachers in Ogun State. Nigerian School library Journal. 5(2):32-42 .(ISSN:0331-8214)

Empirical I initiated the work, conducted the literature search, did the analysis and wrote the final draft. The percentage of my contribution to this work is 100%

On shore Published 3

2 Onasote. A.O. and Adeniji M. A. (2007)

Impact of Leadership on Effective Information Services in Nigeria University libraries” The Nigerian Library Links, 5 (1): 55-65

Opinion This work was carried out by the two authors A .O initiated the study and wrote the introduction section, while Author M.A. managed the literature searches, wrote the conclusion and recommendation At the end the two authors read and approval the final draft. Contribution to this work is 50%.

On shore Published 2

3 Adeniji M. A. (2007).

Information Needs and Seeking Habits of Academic Staff in Ibogun Campus of Olabisi Onabanjo University ,Ogun

Empirical I initiated the work, conduct the literature search, did the analysis and wrote the final draft of the work. The percentage of my

On shore Published 3

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State. Gateway Library Journal, (10).2: 127-135. (ISSN: 1119-6041).

contribution to this work is 100%

4 Adeniji M. A. (2007).

Job Performance and

Satisfaction among Junior

Staff of the Olabisi

Onabanjo University, Ago-

Iwoye Ogun State. O O U –

JET Journal of

Environmental

Technology1 (1&2):62-68

Empirical I initiated the work, conduct

the literature search, did the

analysis and wrote the final

draft. The percentage of my

contribution to this work is

100%

On shore Published 3

5 Adeniji M. A. and Adeniji, S .E (2007).

Role of Library in Accreditation Programmes of Nigerian Polytechnics. International Journal of Multi – discipline Research. (1).1:113-116.

The work was initiated by M A and conducted the literature search. While two authors wrote and approved the final draft. The percentage of my contribution to this work is 60%

On shore published 1.8

6 Babalola, G A and Adeniji M. A. (2009)

Study of Benefits of Copyright Protection among Right Owners in Federal University of Technology, Minna, Nigeria. Journal of Information Resources

Empirical The first author initiated the work, while the second authors did the literature review as well as analysis the data. Both authors then wrote the final draft. The percentage of my contribution to the

On shore Published 1. 2

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Management .2(1): 62-79.

work is 50%.

7 *Adeniji M.A. and Omale, A (2010)

Teaching Reading Comprehension in Selected Primary School in Oyo state” Library Philosophy and Practice, Available at http://libr.unl.edu:2000//LPP/lpp.htm (U.S. A)

Empirical The work was initiated by the first author, while the second author wrote the literature review, did the analysis of data. Both author read and approved the final draft. The percentage of my contribution to the work is 50%.

Off shore Published 1.8

8 *Adeniji M.A.(2011) Training and its Multiplier Effect on Productivity at the Olabisi Onabanjo University Library, Ago-Iwoye, Ogun State, Nigeria” PNLA Quarterly 75(3) Available at www.pnla.org. (U.S.A)

Opinion I initiated the work, conduct the literature search and wrote the final draft. The percentage of my contribution to this work is 100%

Off shore Published 2.0

9 *Adeniji M. A. and

Babalola, G A

Adeniji, S.E. (2012)

Worker Training

Programmes in Two

University Libraries in

Nigeria. Library

Philosophy and Practice.

Available at

http://libr.unl.edu:2000//LP

Empirical The research was carried out

by the three authors, the first

author initiated the study and

the second author performed

the statistical analysis while

all the authors wrote the final

draft. The percentage of my

Off shore Published 2.4

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P/lpp.htm (U.S. A) contribution to the work is

50%.

10 Babalola G.A.,

Adeniji, M A.

Udoudoh, S.F (2012).

Effect of Environmental

Factors on Productivity of

Academic librarians in

Niger State, Nigeria”

Journal of Library,

Education Media, and

Information Studies,

5(1):61-72.

Empirical The research was carried out

by the three authors, the first

author designed the study and

the second author performed

the statistical analysis while

all the authors read and wrote

the final draft. The percentage

of my contribution to the

work is 50%.

On shore Published 2

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Paper by paper evaluation

S/N Author’s, Title and Publisher’s, Name Distribution(National

or International)

Quality Rating Points Remarks

1 Adeniji, M.A. (2006) Use of

School libraries by Teachers in Ogun

State. Nigerian School library

Journal.

National A 3.0 Association

based Journal

2 Onasote. A.O.and Adeniji, M. A.

(2007) Impact of Leadership on

Effective Information Services in

Nigeria University libraries” The

Nigerian Library Links, Nigeria

National C 2.0 Association

based Journal

3Adeni Adeniji, M. A. (2007) Information

Needs and Seeking Habits, of

Academic Staff in Ibogun Campus of

Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ogun

State. Gateway Library Journal,

Nigeria

National A 3.0 Association

based Journal,

4 Adeniji, M .A. (2007). Job

Performance and Satisfaction among

Junior Staff of the Olabisi Onabanjo

University, Ago- Iwoye Ogun State. O

O U –JET Journal of Environmental

Technology., Ibogun Campus of

Olabisi Onabanjo University Nigeria

National A 3.0 Institutional

based Journal

5. Adeniji, M. A and Adeniji, S.E (2008) Role of Library in Accreditation Programmes of Nigerian Polytechnics. International Journal of Multi – discipline Research. Nigeria

National D 1.8 Institutional based Journal

6 Babalola, G A & Adeniji, M. A. National E 1.2 Association 18

(2009) Study of Benefits of Copyright Protection among Right Owners in Federal University of Technology, Minna, Nigeria. Journal of Information Resources Management. Nigeria

based Journal

7 Adeniji, M.A. and Omale, A (2010) Teaching Reading Comprehension in Selected Primary School in Oyo state” Library Philosophy and Practice, Available at http://libr.unl.edu:2000//LPP/lpp.htm (U.S. A)

International D 1.8 Institutional based Journal

8 Adeniji, M.A.(2011) Training and its Multiplier Effect on Productivity at the Olabisi Onabanjo University Library, Ago-Iwoye, Ogun State, Nigeria” PNLA Quarterly 75(3) Available at www.pnla.org. (U.S.A)

International C 2.0 Institutional based Journal

9 Adeniji, M. A. and Babalola, G A Adeniji, S.E. (2012) Worker Training Programmes in Two University Libraries in Nigeria. Library Philosophy and Practice. Available at http://libr.unl.edu:2000//LPP/lpp.htm (U.S. A)

International B 2.4 Institutional based Journal

10 Babalola G.A., Adeniji, M A. Udoudoh, S.F (2012). Effect of Environmental Factors on Productivity of Academic librarians in Niger State, Nigeria” Journal of Library, Education Media, and Information Studies, Nigeria

National C 2.0 Association. based Journal

TOTAL 22.2

INTERNATIONAL PUBLICATION: 30% LOCAL PUBLICATION: 70%

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