2016-2017 Scholarly Communications Experts Directory

SCHOLARLY COMMUNICATIONS EXPERTS DIRECTORY 2016-2017 Easily find experts in your network Welcome to the 2016 - 2017 Scholarly Community Experts Directory Scholarly Communications is a rapidly growing field in library and academic sectors In this directory you will find over 130 respondents sharing knowledge of 34 categories of Scholarly Communications, repository management and Digital Commons expertise This directory provides a resource to connect with peers and find an expert no matter what your needs The directory is organized in two ways The first section is organized by area of expertise and alongside that you’ll find names of self-identified experts and other information such as FTE, Carnegie Class, and location More detailed contact information is located in the second section, where each respondent is listed in alphabetical order along with his or her complete scholarly communications profile and selected publications related to that expertise We hope this will be a valuable resource for the community For your additional reference we have released a digital version of the directory at digitalcommons.bepress.com/expertsdirectory If you have any questions or comments about directory, or if you’d like to be included in the digital version, please don’t hesitate to contact us at outreach@bepress.com Expert Directory Table of Contents Repository Management Open access, current trends in open access, & open access history Staffing the repository Campus marketing and outreach & social media marketing 10 Reporting and measuring success 12 Copyright, rights checking, authors rights & negotiating with publishers 13 Third-party services 14 Making the case for a repository & securing ongoing funding 15 Preservation 16 OAI & interoperability 16 Library-led publishing & working with presses 17 Supporting Types of Content 18 Hosting conferences & events in the repository 18 Faculty work 19 ETDs & graduate work 20 Undergraduate work, capstones, & student research 22 Law content, including law reviews 23 Student journals 24 Special collections 25 Data management 26 Gray literature 26 OERs, textbooks, & other course materials 27 Multimedia materials 27 Books and monographs 28 Supporting Departments and Organizations 29 Outreach to & working with specific departments 29 Working with centers, institutes, & museums 31 Working with the Office of Research 32 Working with the Provost’s Office & Office of the President 32 Working with alumni & the Alumni Office 33 Supporting content from within the local community 33 Digital Commons and SelectedWorks Management 34 SelectedWorks 35 Migration from another repository platform 35 Migration from a content management system 35 Migration from a journal management system 35 Managing content across multiple platforms 35 Getting started with Digital Commons 36 Contact list 40 Many of our respondents have additional levels of Digital Commons and SelectedWorks expertise and we have recognized their accomplishments in the directory with either a or a Digital Commons IR All-Star Every year bepress recognizes four individuals from the Digital Commons community who have demonstrated a unique, high-impact, and replicable approach to IR success, and have made a meaningful contribution to the scholarly communications community as a whole Graduate of bepress University Repository Manager Certification Course Bepress University is an intensive three-day workshop of institutional repository administrators held in our office in Berkeley, California Attendees develop crucial skills and expertise in the area of repository management, library-based publishing and scholarly communications Graduate of bepress Kickstart The Kickstart is a two-day onsite training available to Digital Commons customers The Kickstart offers training in repository management, scholarly communications, and outreach to core library staff as well as general sessions for liaison librarians, faculty, and other university stakeholders SCHOLARLY COMMUNICATIONS EXPERTS DIRECTORY 2016-2017 AREAS OF EXPERTISE We organized the 34 categories of expertise into four sections Topics related to general repository management (the blue section); expertise supporting different kinds of content (the yellow section); expertise supporting various departments, organizations, or stakeholders (the purple section); and topics related to Digital Commons and SelectedWorks management (the red section) Here you will find the names of each respondent who has identified as an expert in each category, along with his or her institution’s location, FTE range, and Carnegie Class Use this to reach out to experts at similar institutions, or to locate an expert in your area RE P OSI TO RY M A N AGE M E NT Open access, current trends in open access, & open access history NAME INSTITUTION STATE CC* FTE RANGE* Sarah Beaubien Grand Valley State University MI 18 >20,000 Marilyn Billings University of Massachusetts Amherst MA 15 >20,000 Michael Biondo South Dakota State University SD 16 10,000-20,000 Paul Blobaum Governors State University IL 18 1000-5000 Kincaid Brown University of Michigan Law School MI 31 Jonathan Bull Valparaiso University IN 18 1000-5000 Rebel Cummings-Sauls Kansas State University KS 16 >20,000 James M Day Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University FL 19 1000-5000 Jim DelRosso Cornell University NY James Donovan University of Kentucky College of Law KY Stephen Flynn The College of Wooster OH 21 1000-5000 Franny Gaede Butler University IN 19 1000-5000 Margaret Heller Loyola University Chicago IL 16 10,000-20,000 Adrian Ho University of Kentucky KY 15 >20,000 David Holt Santa Clara University School of Law CA 31 Harrison W Inefuku Iowa State University IA 15 >20,000 Roseanne Krzanowski University of New Haven CT 18 1000-5000 Julia Lovett University of Rhode Island RI 16 10,000-20,000 Zheng (Jessica) Lu University of San Francisco CA 17 5000-10,000 Lucretia McCulley University of Richmond VA 21 1000-5000 Jonathan Nabe Southern Illinois University Carbondale IL 16 10,000-20,000 Michael Organ University of Wollongong NSW Australia Caroline Osborne Washington and Lee University School of Law VA 31 Mandy Oscarson Brigham Young University UT 16 >20,000 Lisa Palmer University of Massachusetts Medical School MA 25 1000-5000 Joanne Paterson The University of Western Ontario ONT Canada 15 R Philip Reynolds Stephen F Austin State University TX 18 10,000-20,000 Paul Royster University of Nebraska-Lincoln NE 15 >20,000 Betty Rozum Utah State University UT 16 10,000-20,000 Kimberly Sawtelle University of Maine ME 16 10,000-20,000 David Scherer Carnegie Mellon University PA 15 10,000-20,000 Sarah L Shreeves University of Miami FL 15 10,000-20,000 Debra Skinner Georgia Southern University GA 17 10,000-20,000 Allegra Swift Claremont University Consortium CA Megan Wacha City University of New York NY Carol Watson University of Georgia School of Law GA Roger Weaver Missouri University of Science & Technology MO 16 5000-10,000 Andrew Wesolek Clemson University SC 16 10,000-20,000 Jane Wildermuth Wright State University OH 16 10,000-20,000 Andrea Wirth University of Nevada, Las Vegas NV 16 >20,000 CERTIFIED >20,000 31 For resources related to this topic please visit: http://digitalcommons.bepress.com/repository-research/#b_research_oa IR All-Star Graduate of bepressU/Kickstart *Carnegie class and FTE have been provided where available REPOSITORY MA NAGEMENT Staffing the repository NAME INSTITUTION STATE CC* FTE RANGE* Maria Aghazarian Swarthmore College PA 21 1000-5000 Michelle Armstrong Boise State University ID 18 10,000-20,000 Sarah Beaubien Grand Valley State University MI 18 >20,000 Marilyn Billings University of Massachusetts Amherst MA 15 >20,000 Michael Biondo South Dakota State University SD 16 10,000-20,000 Karen Bjork Portland State University OR 16 >20,000 Carol Ann Borchert University of South Florida FL 15 >20,000 Kincaid Brown University of Michigan Law School MI 31 Todd Bruns Eastern Illinois University IL 18 10,000-20,000 Kate Carter Swarthmore College PA 21 1000-5000 Rebel Cummings-Sauls Kansas State University KS 16 >20,000 Laura Drake Davis James Madison University VA 18 10,000-20,000 James M Day Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University FL 19 1000-5000 Jim DelRosso Cornell University NY Brent Domann Michigan State University College of Law MI Matt Dumouchel Western University ONT - Canada Sharon Q Fitzgerald University of Maine ME 16 10,000-20,000 Stephen Flynn The College of Wooster OH 21 1000-5000 Franny Gaede Butler University IN 19 1000-5000 Michele Gibney Nova Southeastern University FL 16 >20,000 Tim Gritten Wayne State University MI 15 >20,000 Mark Y Herring Winthrop University SC 18 5000-10,000 Adrian Ho University of Kentucky KY 15 >20,000 Thad Horner Asbury Theological Seminary KY 24 1000-5000 Harrison W Inefuku Iowa State University IA 15 >20,000 Sue Kunda Western Oregon University OR 19 1000-5000 Ashley Lowery Georgia Southern University GA 17 10,000-20,000 Zheng (Jessica) Lu University of San Francisco CA 17 5000-10,000 Lucretia McCulley University of Richmond VA 21 1000-5000 Marsha Miles Cleveland State University OH 16 10,000-20,000 Stephanie Miller Washington and Lee University School of Law VA 31 Kim Myers The College at Brockport, SUNY NY 18 5000-10,000 Jonathan Nabe Southern Illinois University Carbondale IL 16 10,000-20,000 Jon Neilson Hamline University MN 18 1000-5000 Caroline Osborne Washington and Lee University School of Law VA 31 Mandy Oscarson Brigham Young University UT 16 >20,000 Lisa Palmer University of Massachusetts Medical School MA 25 1000-5000 Alex Rolfe George Fox University OR 18 1000-5000 Paul Royster University of Nebraska-Lincoln NE 15 >20,000 Betty Rozum Utah State University UT 16 10,000-20,000 Carolyn Runyon University of Tennessee at Chattanooga TN 18 5000-10,000 Nichole Rustad University of Dayton OH 16 10,000-20,000 31 CERTIFIED > 2016-2017 Scholarly Communications Experts Directory RE P OSI TO RY M A N AGE M E NT Staffing the repository NAME INSTITUTION STATE CC* FTE RANGE* David Scherer Carnegie Mellon University PA 15 10,000-20,000 Lauren Seney College of William & Mary Law Library VA 31 Sarah L Shreeves University of Miami FL 15 10,000-20,000 Kathleen Spring Linfield College OR 21 1000-5000 Allegra Swift Claremont University Consortium CA Wendy Walker University of Montana-Missoula MT 16 Carol Watson University of Georgia School of Law GA 31 Roger Weaver Missouri University of Science & Technology 16 5000-10,000 Ryan Weir Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology IN 27 1000-5000 Andrew Welp Butler University IN 19 1000-5000 Andrew Wesolek Clemson University SC 16 10,000-20,000 Hollie White Duke Law School NC 31 MO CERTIFIED 10,000-20,000 Jane Wildermuth Wright State University OH 16 10,000-20,000 Sarah Wipperman University of Pennsylvania PA 15 >20,000 For resources related to this topic please visit: digitalcommons.bepress.com/staffing/ Campus marketing and outreach & social media marketing NAME STATE CC* FTE RANGE* Maria Aghazarian Swarthmore College INSTITUTION PA 21 1000-5000 Cynthia Bassett University of Missouri School of Law MO 31 Sarah Beaubien Grand Valley State University MI 18 >20,000 Karen Bjork Portland State University OR 16 >20,000 Todd Bruns Eastern Illinois University IL 18 10,000-20,000 Rebel Cummings-Sauls Kansas State University KS >20,000 Jim DelRosso Cornell University NY Rose Fortier Marquette University WI 17 10,000-20,000 Franny Gaede Butler University IN 19 1000-5000 Michele Gibney Nova Southeastern University FL 16 >20,000 Mark Y Herring Winthrop University SC 18 5000-10,000 Adrian Ho University of Kentucky KY 15 >20,000 David Holt Santa Clara University School of Law CA 31 Jessica Howard Dickinson College PA 21 1000-5000 Harrison W Inefuku Iowa State University IA 15 >20,000 Zheng (Jessica) Lu University of San Francisco CA 17 5000-10,000 Lucretia McCulley University of Richmond VA 21 1000-5000 Stephanie Miller Washington and Lee University School of Law VA 31 Kim Myers The College at Brockport, SUNY NY 18 Caroline Osborne Washington and Lee University School of Law VA 31 Mandy Oscarson Brigham Young University UT 16 >20,000 Lisa Palmer University of Massachusetts Medical School MA 25 1000-5000 CERTIFIED 5000-10,000 Continued on next page >> 10 IR All-Star Graduate of bepressU/Kickstart *Carnegie class and FTE have been provided where available CON TAC T L I S T Rele, Shilpa - Loyola Marymount University - Digital Program Librarian (310) 338-2792 | shilpa.rele@lmu.edu Expertise supporting types of content: Hosting conferences and events in the repository; ETDs, graduate research; Undergraduate work, capstones, student research; Special collections Expertise supporting departments and organizations: Office of Research Digital Commons and SelectedWorks expertise: Managing content across multiple platforms (e.g what you include in DC versus CDM) Reynolds, R Philip - Stephen F Austin State University Scholarly Communications Librarian (936) 468-1843 | preynolds@sfasu.edu Repository management expertise: Open access history, current topics in open access, open access mandates; Campus marketing and outreach, social media marketing; Copyright, rights checking, authors rights, negotiating with publishers; Library-led publishing, presses Expertise supporting types of content: Faculty work; Multimedia content Expertise supporting departments and organizations: Outreach to/working with specific departments; Provost’s office, office of the president Richer, Linda - W.E Upjohn Institute - Information Center Manager (269) 343-5541 | Ext.418 richer@upjohn.org Expertise supporting types of content: Gray literature Expertise supporting departments and organizations: Centers, institutes, musuems Digital Commons and SelectedWorks expertise: SelectedWorks Robertson, Wendy - University of Iowa - Digital Scholarship Librarian http://works.bepress.com/wendy_robertson/ (319) 335-5821 | wendy-robertson@uiowa.edu Expertise supporting types of content: ETDs, graduate research Rodriguez, Michael A., Ph.D - Texas Southern University - WEB IT GIS Manager https://works.bepress.com/rodriguezam/ Repository management expertise: Campus marketing and outreach, social media marketing; Reporting, measuring success; Copyright, rights checking, authors rights, negotiating with publishers; Third-party services (Print on Demand, scanners, etc.); Making the case for a repository and securing ongoing funding; Preservation Expertise supporting departments and organizations: Outreach to/working with specific departments; Centers, institutes, musuems; Office of Research Digital Commons and SelectedWorks expertise: Getting Started with DC - first year repository management 62 IR All-Star Graduate of bepressU/Kickstart CONTACT LIST Rolfe, Alex - George Fox University Technical Services Librarian and Systems Administrator (503) 554-2414 | arolfe@georgefox.edu Repository management expertise: Staffing the repository; Copyright, rights checking, authors rights, negotiating with publishers Expertise supporting types of content: Faculty work; ETDs, graduate research; Undergraduate work, capstones, student research Digital Commons and SelectedWorks expertise: Getting Started with DC - first year repository management Royster, Paul - University of Nebraska-Lincoln Coordinator of Scholarly Communications https://works.bepress.com/paul_royster/ (402) 472-3628 | proyster@unl.edu Repository management expertise: Open access history, current topics in open access, open access mandates; Staffing the repository; Campus marketing and outreach, social media marketing; Reporting, measuring success; Copyright, rights checking, authors rights, negotiating with publishers; Third-party services (Print on Demand, scanners, etc.); Library-led publishing, presses Expertise supporting types of content: Faculty work; ETDs, graduate research; Gray literature; Books, monographs Expertise supporting departments and organizations: Outreach to/working with specific departments; Centers, institutes, musuems Digital Commons and SelectedWorks expertise: Getting Started with DC - first year repository management Rozum, Betty - Utah State University Data Services Coordinator and Undergraduate Research Librarian http://works.bepress.com/betty_rozum/ (801) 797-2632 | betty.rozum@usu.edu Repository management expertise: Open access history, current topics in open access, open access mandates; Staffing the repository; Campus marketing and outreach, social media marketing; Reporting, measuring success; Copyright, rights checking, authors rights, negotiating with publishers; Making the case for a repository and securing ongoing funding Expertise supporting types of content: Undergraduate work, capstones, student research Expertise supporting departments and organizations: Outreach to/working with specific departments; Office of Research; Provost’s office, office of the president Digital Commons and SelectedWorks expertise: SelectedWorks Selected publications related to areas of expertise: ocusing on student research in the institutional repository (https://works.bepress.com/betty_rozum/19/); “Teaching Our Faculty: Developing Copyright and Scholarly Communication Outreach Programs” in “Common Ground at the Nexus of Information Literacy and Scholarly Communication” (https://works.bepress.com/betty_rozum/13/) 2016-2017 Scholarly Communications Experts Directory 63 CON TAC T L I S T Ruen, Matt - Grand Valley State University Scholarly Communications Outreach Coordinator http://works.bepress.com/matt_ruen/ ruenm@gvsu.edu Repository management expertise: Copyright, rights checking, authors rights, negotiating with publishers; Library-led publishing, presses Expertise supporting types of content: Faculty work; OERs, textbooks, other course materials (such as syllabi, lectures) Runyon, Carolyn - University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Director of Special Collections (423) 425-4503 | Carolyn-Runyon@gmail.com Repository management expertise: Staffing the repository; Third-party services (Print on Demand, scanners, etc.); Preservation; OAI and interoperability Expertise supporting types of content: ETDs, graduate research; Undergraduate work, capstones, student research; Special collections Expertise supporting departments and organizations: Supporting the local community Digital Commons and SelectedWorks expertise: Managing content across multiple platforms (e.g what you include in DC versus CDM); Getting Started with DC first year repository management Rustad, Nichole - University of Dayton - Digital Projects and Graphic Design Manager http://works.bepress.com/nichole_rustad/ (937) 229-1335 | nrustad1@udayton.edu Repository management expertise: Staffing the repository; Campus marketing and outreach, social media marketing; Third-party services (Print on Demand, scanners, etc.); Preservation Expertise supporting types of content: Hosting conferences and events in the repository; Special collections; Multimedia content; Books, monographs Expertise supporting departments and organizations: Outreach to/working with specific departments; Centers, institutes, musuems; Provost’s office, office of the president; Alumni, alumni office; Supporting the local community Digital Commons and SelectedWorks expertise: Migration from another repository platform (e.g DSpace); Migration from a content management system (e.g ContentDM); Getting Started with DC - first year repository management Sanders, Ashley - Claremont University Consortium - Digital Scholarship Coordinator ashley_sanders@cuc.claremont.edu Expertise supporting types of content: Undergraduate work, capstones, student research; Books, monographs Expertise supporting departments and organizations: Outreach to/working with specific departments; Centers, institutes, musuems 64 IR All-Star Graduate of bepressU/Kickstart CONTACT LIST Sauer, Jennifer - Fort Hays State University Scholars Services Coordinator/E-resources Librarian jsauer@fhsu.edu Repository management expertise: Campus marketing and outreach, social media marketing Expertise supporting types of content: OERs, textbooks, other course materials (such as syllabi, lectures) Sawtelle, Kimberly - University of Maine - Serials/Electronic Resources http://works.bepress.com/kimberly_sawtelle/ (207) 581-1692 | kimberly.sawtelle@umit.maine.edu Repository management expertise: Open access history, current topics in open access, open access mandates; Copyright, rights checking, authors rights, negotiating with publishers Expertise supporting types of content: ETDs, graduate research; Undergraduate work, capstones, student research; Special collections; Data management Expertise supporting departments and organizations: Outreach to/working with specific departments; Centers, institutes, musuems Digital Commons and SelectedWorks expertise: SelectedWorks; Getting Started with DC - first year repository management Scherer, David - Carnegie Mellon University - Assistant to the Dean (412) 268-2443 | daschere@andrew.cmu.edu Repository management expertise: Open access history, current topics in open access, open access mandates; Staffing the repository; Campus marketing and outreach, social media marketing; Reporting, measuring success; Third-party services (Print on Demand, scanners, etc.); Preservation; Library-led publishing, presses Expertise supporting types of content: Hosting conferences and events in the repository; Data management; Gray literature Expertise supporting departments and organizations: Outreach to/working with specific departments; Centers, institutes, musuems; Office of Research; Provost’s office, office of the president Digital Commons and SelectedWorks expertise: Getting Started with DC - first year repository management Selected publications related to areas of expertise: Assessing Data Linking in Transportation Technical Reports (http://docs.lib.purdue.edu/iatul/2014/dlspace/2/); Evolution of Data Creation, Management, Publication, and Curation in the Research Process (http://trrjournalonline.trb.org/doi/abs/10.3141/2414-02); Opportunities and Challenges of Data Publication: A Case from Purdue (http://docs.lib.purdue.edu/charleston/2013/ Communication/11/); Moving Technical Reports Forward (http://docs.lib.purdue.edu/ charleston/2012/Communication/11/); New Opportunities for Repositories in the Age of Altmetrics (http://www.asis.org/Bulletin/Apr-13/AprMay13_Konkiel_Scherer.pdf) 2016-2017 Scholarly Communications Experts Directory 65 CON TAC T L I S T Schlangen, Maureen - University of Dayton E-scholarship and Communications Manager https://works.bepress.com/maureen_schlangen/ (937) 229-2907 | mschlangen1@udayton.edu Repository management expertise: Campus marketing and outreach, social media marketing Expertise supporting types of content: Faculty work Selected publications related to areas of expertise: Content, Credibility, and Readership: Putting Your Institutional Repository on the Map (http://ecommons.udayton edu/roesch_staff_pub/1/) Seney, Lauren - College of William & Mary Law Library - Digital Initiatives Librarian http://works.bepress.com/lauren_seney/ (757) 221-1348 | lpsene@wm.edu Repository management expertise: Staffing the repository Expertise supporting types of content: Hosting conferences and events in the repository; Faculty work; Law content, including law reviews Digital Commons and SelectedWorks expertise: Getting Started with DC - first year repository management Selected publications related to areas of expertise: Transitioning Your Institutional Repository into a Digital Archive (http://scholarship.law.wm.edu/libpubs/83/); Building a Digital Archive: The William & Mary Law School Scholarship Repository (http://scholarship.law.wm.edu/libpubs/29/) Sherman, Amber - Boise State University - ScholarWorks Librarian http://works.bepress.com/amber_sherman/ (208) 426-4302 | ambersherman704@boisestate.edu Expertise supporting types of content: Data management; Multimedia content Shook, Elisabeth - Wright State University - Digital Initiatives Librarian (937) 775-2352 | elisabeth.shook@wright.edu Expertise supporting types of content: Faculty work Expertise supporting departments and organizations: Outreach to/working with specific departments Digital Commons and SelectedWorks expertise: SelectedWorks 66 IR All-Star Graduate of bepressU/Kickstart CONTACT LIST Shreeves, Sarah L - University of Miami - Associate Dean for Digital Strategies (217) 721-8097 | sshreeves@miami.edu Repository management expertise: Open access history, current topics in open access, open access mandates; Staffing the repository; Campus marketing and outreach, social media marketing; Reporting, measuring success; Copyright, rights checking, authors rights, negotiating with publishers; Making the case for a repository and securing ongoing funding; Preservation; OAI and interoperability Expertise supporting types of content: ETDs, graduate research; Undergraduate work, capstones, student research; Data management; Gray literature Expertise supporting departments and organizations: Outreach to/working with specific departments; Centers, institutes, musuems; Office of Research Selected publications related to areas of expertise: The role of repositories in the future of the journal (https://www.ideals.illinois.edu/handle/2142/49968); A Survey of Library Support for Formal Undergraduate Research Programs (http://crl.acrl.org/ content/75/4/422); Looking backwards Asserting control over historic dissertations (http://crln.acrl.org/content/73/9/532.full.pdf+html); Repository Metadata: Approaches and Challenges (https://www.ideals.illinois.edu/handle/2142/13968); Introduction: Institutional Repositories: Current State and Future (https://www.ideals.illinois.edu/ handle/2142/10679); Moving towards shareable metadata (http://www.firstmonday.org/ ojs/index.php/fm/article/view/1386); Is ‘Quality’ Metadata ‘Shareable’ Metadata? The Implications of Local Metadata Practices for Federated Collections (https://www.ideals illinois.edu/handle/2142/145); Introduction: Institutional Repositories: Current State and Future (https://muse.jhu.edu/article/262023) Simpson, Donald P - Abilene Christian University - Educational Technologies Specialist (325) 674-4818 | donald.simpson@acu.edu Repository management expertise: Preservation Expertise supporting types of content: Special collections Skinner, Debra - Georgia Southern University - Coordinator of Cataloging & Metadata http://works.bepress.com/debra_skinner/ (912) 478-5025 | dskinner@georgiasouthern.edu Repository management expertise: Open access history, current topics in open access, open access mandates; Campus marketing and outreach, social media marketing; Copyright, rights checking, authors rights, negotiating with publishers; Making the case for a repository and securing ongoing funding; Library-led publishing, presses Expertise supporting types of content: Hosting conferences and events in the repository; ETDs, graduate research; Undergraduate work, capstones, student research; Student Journals; Gray literature; OERs, textbooks, other course materials (such as syllabi, lectures); Books, monographs Expertise supporting departments and organizations: Office of Research Digital Commons and SelectedWorks expertise: SelectedWorks; Getting Started with DC - first year repository management 2016-2017 Scholarly Communications Experts Directory 67 CON TAC T L I S T Southworth, Heidi - Minnesota State University, Mankato - Digital Initiatives Librarian (507) 389-5066 | heidi.southworth@mnsu.edu Repository management expertise: Campus marketing and outreach, social media marketing Spring, Kathleen - Linfield College Collections Management Librarian/DigitalCommons Coordinator and Assistant Professor http://works.bepress.com/kathleen_spring/ (503) 883-2263 | kspring@linfield.edu Repository management expertise: Staffing the repository; Reporting, measuring success Expertise supporting types of content: Undergraduate work, capstones, student research; Multimedia content Expertise supporting departments and organizations: Outreach to/working with specific departments; Centers, institutes, musuems; Supporting the local community Digital Commons and SelectedWorks expertise: Getting Started with DC - first year repository management Selected publications related to areas of expertise: “Building Bridges with Boats: Preserving Community History through Intra- and Inter-Institutional Collaboration”, In “The Operational View and Cases (Advances in Librarianship, Volume 37)” (http://dx.doi org/10.1108/S0065-2830(2013)0000037004) Swift, Allegra - Claremont University Consortium - Scholarly Communication Team Leader and Interim Digital Curation & Digital Publishing Team Leader allegra_swift@cuc.claremont.edu Repository management expertise: Open access history, current topics in open access, open access mandates; Staffing the repository; Campus marketing and outreach, social media marketing; Copyright, rights checking, authors rights, negotiating with publishers; Making the case for a repository and securing ongoing funding; Library-led publishing, presses Expertise supporting types of content: Hosting conferences and events in the repository; Faculty work; ETDs, graduate research; Undergraduate work, capstones, student research; Student Journals; OERs, textbooks, other course materials (such as syllabi, lectures); Multimedia content Digital Commons and SelectedWorks expertise: Managing content across multiple platforms (e.g what you include in DC versus CDM); Getting Started with DC first year repository management Thompson, Kelly - Iowa State University Metadata Management and Cataloging Librarian http://works.bepress.com/kelly_thompson/ kellyt@iastate.edu Expertise supporting types of content: ETDs, graduate research 68 IR All-Star Graduate of bepressU/Kickstart CONTACT LIST Thornton, Glenda - Cleveland State University - Director http://works.bepress.com/glenda_thornton/47/ (216) 687-2075 | g.thornton@csuohio.edu Expertise supporting departments and organizations: Outreach to/working with specific departments; Office of Research; Provost’s office, office of the president Tucker, Benjamin - University of Puget Sound - Liaison Librarian (253) 879-3667 | btucker@pugetsound.edu Repository management expertise: Copyright, rights checking, authors rights, negotiating with publishers Expertise supporting types of content: Faculty work; ETDs, graduate research; Undergraduate work, capstones, student research; Multimedia content Expertise supporting departments and organizations: Outreach to/working with specific departments Selected publications related to areas of expertise: A Modest Movie Migration: Digitizing and providing institutional repository access to a small archive of motion picture films at a liberal arts college (http://soundideas.pugetsound.edu/faculty_pubs/924/) Villa, Lisa - College of the Holy Cross - Digital Scholarship Librarian (508) 793-2767 | lvilla@holycross.edu Expertise supporting types of content: Faculty work; ETDs, graduate research; Undergraduate work, capstones, student research; Special collections Wacha, Megan - City University of New York - Scholarly Communications Librarian megan.wacha@cuny.edu Repository management expertise: Open access history, current topics in open access, open access mandates; Campus marketing and outreach, social media marketing; Copyright, rights checking, authors rights, negotiating with publishers Expertise supporting types of content: Faculty work; Undergraduate work, capstones, student research; Student Journals; Gray literature; OERs, textbooks, other course materials (such as syllabi, lectures); Multimedia content Expertise supporting departments and organizations: Outreach to/working with specific departments; Office of Research; Provost’s office, office of the president 2016-2017 Scholarly Communications Experts Directory 69 CON TAC T L I S T Walker, Wendy - University of Montana-Missoula - Digital Initiatives Librarian (406) 243-6004 | wendy.walker@mso.umt.edu Repository management expertise: Staffing the repository; Copyright, rights checking, authors rights, negotiating with publishers Expertise supporting types of content: Hosting conferences and events in the repository; Faculty work; ETDs, graduate research; Undergraduate work, capstones, student research; Student Journals; Special collections Expertise supporting departments and organizations: Outreach to/working with specific departments; Centers, institutes, musuems Digital Commons and SelectedWorks expertise: Migration from a content management system (e.g ContentDM); Managing content across multiple platforms (e.g what you include in DC versus CDM); Getting Started with DC - first year repository management Accessibility: Opening Windows to Digital Collections (http://scholarworks.umt.edu/ml_pubs/16/) Do you hear what I see? Assessing accessibility of Digital Commons and CONTENTdm (http://scholarworks.umt.edu/ml_pubs/20/) Going Beyond Availability: Truly Accessible Research Data (http://scholarworks.umt.edu/ml_pubs/21/) Selected publications related to areas of expertise: Accessibility: Electronic and Information Technologies (EIT) (http://scholarworks.umt.edu/ml_pubs/24/) Walter, Scott - DePaul University - University Librarian https://works.bepress.com/scott_walter/ (773) 325-8023 | swalte11@depaul.edu Repository management expertise: Campus marketing and outreach, social media marketing Expertise supporting departments and organizations: Outreach to/working with specific departments; Centers, institutes, musuems; Provost’s office, office of the president Watson, Carol - University of Georgia School of Law - Director https://works.bepress.com/carol_watson/ (706) 542-5078 | cwatson@uga.edu Repository management expertise: Open access history, current topics in open access, open access mandates; Staffing the repository; Campus marketing and outreach, social media marketing; Making the case for a repository and securing ongoing funding Expertise supporting types of content: Faculty work; Law content, including law reviews Expertise supporting departments and organizations: Outreach to/working with specific departments Digital Commons and SelectedWorks expertise: Getting Started with DC - first year repository management Selected publications related to areas of expertise: The Open Access Advantage for American Law Reviews (http://www.jptos.org/uploads/edison/edison2015-03A.pdf); Citation Advantage of Open Access Legal Scholarship, (https://works.bepress.com/carol_watson/24/download/); Carpe Diem: Establish an Institutional Repository for Your Organization (http://www.llrx.com/features/institutionalrespository.htm); Will an Institutional Repository Hurt My SSRN Ranking?: Calming the Faculty Fear (https://works.bepress com/carol_watson/37/download/) 70 IR All-Star Graduate of bepressU/Kickstart CONTACT LIST Weaver, Roger - Missouri University of Science & Technology Scholarly Communications Librarian (573) 341-4221 | weaverjr@mst.edu Repository management expertise: Open access history, current topics in open access, open access mandates; Staffing the repository; Campus marketing and outreach, social media marketing; Reporting, measuring success; Copyright, rights checking, authors rights, negotiating with publishers; Making the case for a repository and securing ongoing funding Expertise supporting types of content: Faculty work; ETDs, graduate research; Data management Expertise supporting departments and organizations: Outreach to/working with specific departments; Office of Research Digital Commons and SelectedWorks expertise: SelectedWorks; Migration from another repository platform (e.g DSpace); Getting Started with DC - first year repository management Weir, Ryan - Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology User Serivces and Library Technologies Librarian weir1@rose-hulman.edu Repository management expertise: Staffing the repository; Reporting, measuring success; Copyright, rights checking, authors rights, negotiating with publishers Expertise supporting types of content: Faculty work; ETDs, graduate research Welp, Andrew - Butler University - Scholarly Communication Associate anwelp1@butler.edu Repository management expertise: Staffing the repository; Copyright, rights checking, authors rights, negotiating with publishers; Preservation; OAI and interoperability Expertise supporting types of content: Undergraduate work, capstones, student research Digital Commons and SelectedWorks expertise: SelectedWorks; Managing content across multiple platforms (e.g what you include in DC versus CDM); Getting Started with DC - first year repository management Wertzberger, Janelle - Gettysburg College Assistant Dean and Director of Scholarly Communications http://works.bepress.com/janelle_wertzberger/ (717) 337-7010 | jwertzbe@gettysburg.edu Repository management expertise: Campus marketing and outreach, social media marketing Expertise supporting types of content: Faculty work; Undergraduate work, capstones, student research Digital Commons and SelectedWorks expertise: Getting Started with DC - first year repository management 2016-2017 Scholarly Communications Experts Directory 71 CON TAC T L I S T Wesolek, Andrew - Clemson University - Head of Digital Scholarship http://works.bepress.com/andrew_wesolek/ (864) 656-0317 | awesole@clemson.edu Repository management expertise: Open access history, current topics in open access, open access mandates; Staffing the repository; Campus marketing and outreach, social media marketing; Copyright, rights checking, authors rights, negotiating with publishers; OAI and interoperability; Library-led publishing, presses Expertise supporting types of content: Hosting conferences and events in the repository; ETDs, graduate research; Special collections; Books, monographs Expertise supporting departments and organizations: Outreach to/working with specific departments Digital Commons and SelectedWorks expertise: Getting Started with DC - first year repository management Selected publications related to areas of expertise: The NSF/NIH Effect: Surveying the Effect of Data Management Requirements on Faculty, Sponsored Programs, and Institutional Repositories (https://works.bepress.com/andrew_wesolek/22/); Bridging the Gap between Digital Measures and Digital Commons in support of open access: Or, how I learned to stop worrying and love human mediation (https://works.bepress.com/ andrew_wesolek/18/) White, Hollie - Duke Law School - Digital Initiatives Librarian (919) 613-8560 | hollie.white@law.duke.edu Repository management expertise: Staffing the repository; Reporting, measuring success; Preservation Expertise supporting types of content: Hosting conferences and events in the repository; Faculty work; Law content, including law reviews; Student Journals; Data management Expertise supporting departments and organizations: Outreach to/working with specific departments Digital Commons and SelectedWorks expertise: Managing content across multiple platforms (e.g what you include in DC versus CDM) Selected publications related to areas of expertise: Digitizing and Preserving Law School Recordings: A Duke Law Case Study (http://scholarship.law.duke.edu/faculty_scholarship/3436/); Descriptive Metadata for Scientific Data Repositories: A Comparison of Information Scientist and Scientist Organizing Behaviors (http://www.tandfonline com/doi/abs/10.1080/19386389.2014.891896?journalCode=wjlm20); HIVEing: the effect of a semantic web technology on inter-indexer consistency (http://www.emeraldinsight.com/doi/abs/10.1108/JD-07-2012-0083); HIVE: Helping interdisciplinary vocabulary engineering (http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/bult.2011.1720370407/ abstract); Examining Scientific Vocabulary: Mapping Controlled Vocabularies with Free Text Keywords (http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/01639374.2013.777004); Analysis and synthesis of metadata goals for scientific data (http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/ doi/10.1002/asi.22683/abstract); Considering Personal Organization: Metadata Practices of Scientists (http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/19386389.2010.506396); A Metadata Best Practice for a Scientific Data Repository (http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/ abs/10.1080/19386380903405090) 72 IR All-Star Graduate of bepressU/Kickstart CONTACT LIST Wildermuth, Jane - Wright State University - Head, Digital Services (937) 775-3927 | jane.wildermuth@wright.edu Repository management expertise: Open access history, current topics in open access, open access mandates; Staffing the repository; Campus marketing and outreach, social media marketing; Copyright, rights checking, authors rights, negotiating with publishers; Making the case for a repository and securing ongoing funding Expertise supporting types of content: Special collections; OERs, textbooks, other course materials (such as syllabi, lectures); Multimedia content Expertise supporting departments and organizations: Outreach to/working with specific departments; Centers, institutes, musuems Digital Commons and SelectedWorks expertise: SelectedWorks; Migration from another repository platform (e.g DSpace); Getting Started with DC - first year repository management Wipperman, Sarah - University of Pennsylvania Repository Services Manager and Analyst https://works.bepress.com/sarah_wipperman/ (215) 746-7331 | swipp@upenn.edu Repository management expertise: Staffing the repository; Campus marketing and outreach, social media marketing; Reporting, measuring success; Copyright, rights checking, authors rights, negotiating with publishers; Making the case for a repository and securing ongoing funding Expertise supporting types of content: Faculty work; ETDs, graduate research; Undergraduate work, capstones, student research; Gray literature; OERs, textbooks, other course materials (such as syllabi, lectures); Multimedia content Expertise supporting departments and organizations: Outreach to/working with specific departments; Centers, institutes, musuems Wirth, Andrea - University of Nevada, Las Vegas - Digital Scholarship Librarian (702) 895-1974 | andrea.wirth@unlv.edu Repository management expertise: Open access history, current topics in open access, open access mandates; Copyright, rights checking, authors rights, negotiating with publishers Expertise supporting types of content: Faculty work Selected publications related to areas of expertise: It Takes More than a Mandate: Factors that Contribute to Increased Rates of Article Deposit to an Institutional Repository (http://jlsc-pub.org/articles/abstract/10.7710/2162-3309.1208/); Rights Well: An Authors’ Rights Workshop for Librarians (http://muse.jhu.edu/article/385472) 2016-2017 Scholarly Communications Experts Directory 73 CON TAC T L I S T Wyngard, Michele - California Polytechnic State University Digital Repository Coordinator (805) 756-2315 | mwyngard@calpoly.edu Repository management expertise: Copyright, rights checking, authors rights, negotiating with publishers; Preservation Expertise supporting types of content: ETDs, graduate research; Undergraduate work, capstones, student research; Special collections Expertise supporting departments and organizations: Outreach to/working with specific departments Digital Commons and SelectedWorks expertise: SelectedWorks Zimmerman, Ed - Indiana University of Pennsylvania - Assistant Dean edzimmer@iup.edu Repository management expertise: Third-party services (Print on Demand, scanners, etc.) 74 IR All-Star Graduate of bepressU/Kickstart SCHOLARLY COMMUNICATIONS EXPERTS DIRECTORY 2016-2017 http://digitalcommons.bepress.com/ ... http://digitalcommons.bepress.com/repository-research/#e_research_implementation 2016-2017 Scholarly Communications Experts Directory 37 SCHOLARLY COMMUNICATIONS EXPERTS DIRECTORY 2016-2017 CONTACT LIST In this section each respondent... scholarly communications, and outreach to core library staff as well as general sessions for liaison librarians, faculty, and other university stakeholders SCHOLARLY COMMUNICATIONS EXPERTS DIRECTORY. ..Welcome to the 2016 - 2017 Scholarly Community Experts Directory Scholarly Communications is a rapidly growing field in library and academic sectors In this directory you will find over 130