Pedagogy; Humanities; Libraries; Scholarly Communication

Asian American literature, library science, scholarly communications

Digital Humanities, Scholarly Communication, Research Universities

Scholarly communication, publishing, libraries, archives, humanities (digital and non), fiction/literature.

research libraries, scholarly communication, academic publishing in libraries, digital repositories

…Head, Scholarly Communications…

As Head of Scholarly Communications in Boatwright Memorial Library, McCulley provides direction for the library’s scholarly communication services, such as the university’s institutional repository and providing education to the campus community regarding scholarly communication and intellectual property issues.  She also provides administrative oversight for the Customer Service and Stacks/Building/Interlibrary Loan Departments. Other areas of responsibility within the library include marketing and public relations and serving as the liaison librarian for the Jepson School of Leadership Studies and the Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies Program.

…Research Data Management Librarian and Head, Scholarly Communication Department…

I manage the new research data management program at IU Bloomington and oversee scholarly communication strategy.

…101 Innovation in scholarly communication: https://101innovations.wordpress.com/…

Jeroen Bosman is scholarly communications and geoscience librarian at Utrecht University Library. His main interests are Open Access and Open Science, scientometrics, visualization and innovation in scholarly communication. He is an avid advocate for Open Access and for experimenting with open alternatives. He is co-author of the poster 101 Innovations in Scholarly Communication depicting innovation trends by research workflow phases and he has led the global survey in Innovations in Scholarly Communication with his colleague Bianca Kramer. He is active in Force11, the forward thinking community advocating innovation in research communication. Jeroen regularly leads workshops in online search and other aspects of scholarly communication, for students, faculty and professionals alike. When not working you can see him cycle touring (fast), photographing (slow) and drinking Islay malts (not necessarily at the same time).

digital humanities, scholarly communication, nineteenth-century American literature and culture, book history

Scholarly Communications, Digital Humanities, textual scholarship and editorial studies, Anglo-Saxon Studies, Cultural Heritage, 3D visualistion