Here’s what you need to know to establish your library’s place in the new collaborative research arena by adapting existing library services and practices as well as adding new support services.
Here’s what you need to know to establish your library’s place in the new collaborative research arena by adapting existing library services and practices as well as adding new support services.
Carrie Forbes, PhD, MLS, professor and associate dean, oversees the University of Denver Libraries' public services including research support, instruction, outreach/programming, and borrowing and lending services. She has worked as an academic librarian for 20 years and has published several articles and edited volumes on the changing nature of public services in libraries. She coedited Rethinking Reference for Academic Libraries: Innovative Developments and Future Trends, published by Roman & Littlefield in 2014 and Successful Campus Outreach for Academic Libraries: Building Community Through Collaboration also published by Roman & Littlefield in 2018. Other recent publications include a coauthored chapter in Academic Librarianship Today on research and instruction service models in libraries and an edited volume, Academic Library Services for Graduate Students Supporting Future Academics and Professionals.
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Preface Carrie Forbes PART I: EMERGING LIAISON ROLES: FROM RESEARCH SUPPORT TO RESEARCH PARTNER 1-Changing the Liaison Role to Enhance Library Collaboration within the Academic Community Victoria Eastes, Michelle Shea, and Dawn Harris 2-Reconnecting the Dots: An Analysis of Campus Stakeholders' Awareness of Library Scholarly Communication Services Emily Chan, Suzanna Conrad, Daina Dickman, and Nicole Lawson 3-Growing Deep Collaboration for Research Support Stephanie Crowe, Laura McBrayer, and Ashley Knox 4-Student-Led, Cross-Institutional Collaboration Between France and Morocco Paul Love, Michael Stöpel, and David Tresilian 5-Librarians as Research Partners for Developing Evidence Synthesis Protocols Gregory Laynor and Stephanie Roth 6-Beyond Collaborations: Transforming Liaison Practices into Impactful Research Partnerships Danielle Mihram and Melissa L. Miller 7-Archives and the Incarceral State: The Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola Museum Project Zachary G. Stein, David N. Khey, and Scott T. Jordan PART II: FOCUS ON DATA: RESEARCH DATA SERVICES 8-If You Offer It, They Will Come: Turning Your Interests into Action Andrea Pritt 9-Library-IT Collaboration for Secure Data Collection and Management with REDCap Meg Eastwood PART III: LIBRARY AS PUBLISHER: OPEN ACCESS SERVICES AND SCHOLARLY PUBLISHING 10-A Consortium Approach to Library Publishing Via Open Journal Systems and the Texas Digital Library Alexa Hight, Susan Elkins, David Lowe, Laura Waugh, Justin White, Kristi Park, and Bruce E. Herbert 11-Publications Oversight Board for Open Access Journals at the University of Memphis:A Case Study Caitlin Harrington and Kenneth Haggerty PART IV: PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: DEVELOPING SKILLS FOR A CHANGING PROFESSION 12-Leveraging Research Information Management to Center the Library as Campus Leader Clarke Iakovakis, Megan Macken, and Matt Upson 13-Soften Up Your Skills: Tips, Strategies and Methods to Practice and Enhance Interpersonal Skills Jay A. Edwards 14-Expanding the Skillset: Data Literacy in Undergraduate Education Susan E. Montgomery About the Editor and the Contributors
Preface Carrie Forbes PART I: EMERGING LIAISON ROLES: FROM RESEARCH SUPPORT TO RESEARCH PARTNER 1-Changing the Liaison Role to Enhance Library Collaboration within the Academic Community Victoria Eastes, Michelle Shea, and Dawn Harris 2-Reconnecting the Dots: An Analysis of Campus Stakeholders' Awareness of Library Scholarly Communication Services Emily Chan, Suzanna Conrad, Daina Dickman, and Nicole Lawson 3-Growing Deep Collaboration for Research Support Stephanie Crowe, Laura McBrayer, and Ashley Knox 4-Student-Led, Cross-Institutional Collaboration Between France and Morocco Paul Love, Michael Stöpel, and David Tresilian 5-Librarians as Research Partners for Developing Evidence Synthesis Protocols Gregory Laynor and Stephanie Roth 6-Beyond Collaborations: Transforming Liaison Practices into Impactful Research Partnerships Danielle Mihram and Melissa L. Miller 7-Archives and the Incarceral State: The Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola Museum Project Zachary G. Stein, David N. Khey, and Scott T. Jordan PART II: FOCUS ON DATA: RESEARCH DATA SERVICES 8-If You Offer It, They Will Come: Turning Your Interests into Action Andrea Pritt 9-Library-IT Collaboration for Secure Data Collection and Management with REDCap Meg Eastwood PART III: LIBRARY AS PUBLISHER: OPEN ACCESS SERVICES AND SCHOLARLY PUBLISHING 10-A Consortium Approach to Library Publishing Via Open Journal Systems and the Texas Digital Library Alexa Hight, Susan Elkins, David Lowe, Laura Waugh, Justin White, Kristi Park, and Bruce E. Herbert 11-Publications Oversight Board for Open Access Journals at the University of Memphis:A Case Study Caitlin Harrington and Kenneth Haggerty PART IV: PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: DEVELOPING SKILLS FOR A CHANGING PROFESSION 12-Leveraging Research Information Management to Center the Library as Campus Leader Clarke Iakovakis, Megan Macken, and Matt Upson 13-Soften Up Your Skills: Tips, Strategies and Methods to Practice and Enhance Interpersonal Skills Jay A. Edwards 14-Expanding the Skillset: Data Literacy in Undergraduate Education Susan E. Montgomery About the Editor and the Contributors
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