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ebook downloads 421,515 737,358 ebooks 15,061 reserve checkouts its 47,116 reference questions answered 70,560 hours is reserved in V 1,944 classes taught to Group Study Roomsour 33,702 students 48% 3,208,295 online 2,938,623 4,394,088 in-person print volumes Table of Contents 52% Collections...... 2 48,129 hours open Discovery...... 3 Open and Affordable 52,244 interlibrary loans Textbooks Program...... 4 facilitated

ORCID...... 5 44,378 Rutgers to Rutgers deliveries Newark...... 6 Institute of Jazz Studies...... 8 Special Collections and University Archives...... 9 New Brunswick...... 10 Camden...... 12 RBHS...... 14 Donor Thank Yous...... 16 Annual Report design: Faculty and Staff News...... 18 Jessica Pellien Welcome I am so proud to share this year’s annual report with you. The stories collected here demonstrate Rutgers University Libraries’ commitment to supporting the mission of Rutgers University and to building a strong foundation for academic success and research.

Thanks to the publication of a large, rigorous new study, “The Impact of Academic Library Resources on Undergraduates’ Degree Completion,” we know that academic libraries can have a big impact on student outcomes. This bodes well for the thousands of students who use the Libraries each day, but it also means we have to make sure our core services meet their needs and expectations and that we are ready to support them throughout their academic careers.

This year, we made significant improvements to our collections, instruction, and discovery, adding thousands of new resources and making them easier to find.We also saved Rutgers students close to $1.6 million through the Open and Affordable Textbook Program; supported Rutgers researchers with the launch of ORCID iDs; IMPACT dedicated the James Dickson Carr Library in honor of the Students who used the university’s first African American graduate;and celebrated the 50th library at least once anniversary of John Cotton Dana Library at Rutgers University– during their first year Newark. were • nearly 40% more And we aren’t done. We have big plans for 2018—including the likely to be enrolled implementation of a new library services platform to further improve after four years access to our collections—and I look forward to sharing them with • 44% more likely you next year! to have graduated after four years *

Krisellen Maloney * Source: “The Impact of Academic Library Resources Vice President for Information Services on Undergraduates’ Degree Completion,” University Librarian College and Research Libraries 78(6), 2017.

2017 Annual Report 1 Collections We are WHAT’S NEW responding to the needs of students Streaming media Databases and faculty by acquiring and • Kanopy • BMJ Case Reports • Symptom Media • Brepolis Latin Databases making available resources that • Data-Planet Statistical Datasets will help them succeed. Journals and Periodicals • Past Masters Philosophy Texts Independent Voices PrivCo This year, that means acquiring • • • Music Magazine archive • ProQuest Dissertations and Elsevier journal backfiles—our single • Philadelphia Inquirer archive Theses Global Full Text largest acquisition to date. We now • Pittsburgh Post-Gazette archive • Race, Ethnicity, and provide access to more than 290,000 Nationalism Ebooks and Encyclopedias • SBRnet top-tier academic journals. Since • Encyclopedia of Social Work • Slavery, Abolition & Social January, the Rutgers community has • Encyclopedia of Victorian Justice, 1490–2007 downloaded 57,170 full-text Elsevier Literature • Social and Political Movements • ProQuest Ebook Central • Women in the National journal PDFs. Archives (UK)

2 Rutgers University Libraries Discovery Our collections are growing IMPACT and we want to make sure that students and faculty Thanks to changes in how we can find what they need and access information present search results, abstract wherever they are located in the world. views, full text downloads, and Get it @ R clicks are up 10%. This year, we have invested heavily in improvements to our web-scale discovery platform. What this means is that our searches deliver better results and advantage of interlibrary loan (ILL). We now waive users are connected more directly with full-text all ILL fees and will deliver the materials you need digital materials when they are available. We have within days of your request. also improved the Get It @ R service so it is easier Analysis and assessment are ongoing, but early than ever to have materials scanned or delivered data indicates these incremental changes have made right to the closest library. a big difference in how our users explore our And in case our users need something that isn’t collections. Articles+ sessions have increased by in our collections, we have made it simple to take 25% since last year and searches are up 15%.

2017 Annual Report 3 Textbook Affordability “Instead of $150.00 worth of textbooks, we can reduce the cost to under $5.00 and make it more Students at Rutgers University received welcome interactive,” says Levounis. “This process benefits news during the spring semester. More than 32 both the students who are researching the case classes switched over to low cost or no-cost studies and the students who will use the textbook textbook solutions as part of the Open and in the future.” Affordable Textbooks (OAT) Program, with a projected savings of $1,597,444.00 in its first year. The Open and Affordable Textbooks Program will, with generous support from Camden College of One such course is the third year Psychiatry Arts and Sciences at Rutgers University–Camden, Clerkship at Rutgers Biomedical and Health distribute an additional 28 awards this coming year Sciences. Petros Levounis, professor and chair and work with faculty to identify open educational of the department of psychiatry at New Jersey resources and existing resources in the Libraries’ Medical School, worked with students to develop collections to replace traditional textbooks. new, low-cost course materials based on their real world experiences with psychiatric patients. libraries.rutgers.edu/open-textbooks

Paving the way for future students, Petros Levounis’s class wrote the new Psychiatry Clerkship textbook.

THANK YOU William P. Keane and Rebecca A. Keane for their generous sponsorship of an 4 Rutgers University Libraries OAT award. Jane Otto, Laura Bowering Mullen, and Yingting Zhang (l to r) lead a training workshop on ORCID iDs.

Along with partners from across the university, ORCID iDs This year, Krisellen the Libraries successfully launched this initiative, Maloney, vice president for information services generating over 1,000 connections by the end of and university librarian, chaired a university the year. working group to formally implement Open Researcher & Contributor IDs (ORCID iDs) “Looking at the long view, ORCID is becoming across the university. the central hub that links faculty research products across systems to save time, ensure accurate An ORCID iD is a persistent digital numeric attribution, and bring greater visibility to our identifier that distinguishes a researcher from scholars,” said Paul Copeland, director of research every other researcher. It creates a single source development for the Office of Research and of metadata that can then be integrated into a Economic Development and a member of the THANK YOU number of key research workflows, from grant ORCID implementation group. and manuscript submissions to the tenure and promotion processes. libraries.rutgers.edu/orcid

2017 Annual Report 5 birthday cake and a live performance by jazz/ hip-hop fusion band Nickel and Dime OPS.

The library’s plans for the spring will commemorate John Cotton Dana and honor his social justice ideals. First up will be a deliberative dialogue This year, the John Cotton 50 Years training, offered in partnership with the Office Dana Library at Rutgers University–Newark of Community Outreach, to promote democratic celebrates its 50th anniversary. Named after John discussion; next will be an “Evening with History,” Cotton Dana, “Newark’s First Citizen” and long- featuring inspirational social justice activists from time director of Newark Public Library, the Dana the Newark community discussing their work. Library embodies its namesake’s commitment to Thematic exhibits will also run throughout the year. providing innovative and user-centric services. Join us at upcoming events: The #RutgersDana50 celebration kicked off in libraries.rutgers.edu/dana September during Rutgers–Newark’s Fall Fest with

The kickoff event featured an open-air concert with Nickel 6 Rutgers University Libraries and Dime OPS and a 50th birthday cake. Dana Library welcomed Tayari Jones, author of Silver Sparrow for a special community event to celebrate Administrative Professionals Day.

with a special appearance by Big Read As a member institution of featured author and Rutgers the Essex County Big Read Program, John Cotton associate professor Tayari Jones. Dana Library collaborated with Women in Media– Newark’s eighth annual International Film Festival Consuella Askew, director of the Dana to present the Silver Sparrow Symposium. The Library, explains the significance of symposium explored themes related to Tayari this type of cultural programming for an anchor Jones’s novel Silver Sparrow, a 2017 Big Read title, institution like Rutgers University–Newark. through several springtime events. Dana Library “Libraries are by design culturally based hosted panel events discussing polyamory and organizations,” says Askew. “We acquire and the politics of hair, a public spoken word event, make accessible resources...that foster an informed film screenings, and even a natural hair care citizenry in an increasingly global world. These demonstration. partnerships enable us to connect with our community in an engaging and meaningful way.” The Big Read events were capped off with a luncheon for Newark administrative professionals 2017 Annual Report 7 The Institute of Jazz Studies has been collecting jazz records and sharing them with a wide audience for the past 50 years.

Expanding on the original vision of founder IJS @ 50 Express Newark, a new Marshall Stearns, the institute has grown to become multifunctional university space at Rutgers–Newark, one of the biggest centers in the world for the study opened this year and we are proud that Records at of jazz history. Most importantly, the IJS acquires Play: The Institute of Jazz Studies @50 was selected and preserves these valuable materials that docu- as the inaugural exhibit in the Paul Robeson Galleries. ment jazz history so that people can use them now The exhibit celebrates the 50th anniversary of the and into the future. Institute of Jazz Studies (IJS) and is the first time the This year, we also expanded website access to the IJS has exhibited so many of its treasures at once. Jazz Oral History Project, allowing scholars Although they represent only a small fraction of our to use one of our most popular resources from collections, the artifacts, photographs, documents, anywhere in the world. and sound recordings in this exhibit provide a record of IJS history and the music at its core.

8 Rutgers University Libraries Digital Newspapers influence, as well as their coverage of a broad range of ethnic, political, economic, cultural, and regional Supported by a $186,204 grant from the National groups. Endowment for the Humanities, The New Jersey Digital Newspaper Project, a collaboration with the “From Lincoln’s assassination and the capture New Jersey State Library and the New Jersey State of spies during World War I, to an inquiry Archives, plans to digitize three 19th- and early 20th- on freeholder corruption, these papers offer century newspapers and make them available through local perspectives that simply cannot be found the Library of Congress site Chronicling America. elsewhere,” notes Mary Chute, New Jersey State Librarian and member of the advisory board. The West-Jersey Pioneer (later the Bridgeton Pioneer) will be digitized from 1851 to 1917; the Jersey The project met a major milestone in December City News from 1889 to 1906; and the Perth Amboy and the Perth Amboy Evening News is now available Evening News from 1903 to 1922. online. Work continues and the remaining newspapers should be available next year. These papers are particularly important to researchers because of their statewide and regional

Archivists Tara Kelley and Caryn Radick (l to r) evaluate microfilm for the New Jersey Digital9 2017 Annual Report Newspaper Project. A New Name Rutgers’ Board of IMPACT Governors voted earlier this year to rename the Use of Carr Library is up 8% this Kilmer Area Library in honor of Rutgers’ first year due to our overnight hours African American graduate. James Dickson Carr and on-site printing and completed his degree in 1892, was a member of computing facilities. the Phi Beta Kappa honor society, and went on to attend Columbia Law School. recent months, the library has shifted to 24/5 hours, providing round-the-clock access to resources and The library was built in 1971 and is the primary collections during the week. business library in New Brunswick, providing support for undergraduate instruction. The library Located close to the center of campus and adjacent is a popular spot for students who can study with to the student center, the James Dickscon Carr friends at the tables on the first floor, find a quiet Library is busier than ever and is a hub of academic carrel on the second, or take advantage of one of the activity which makes it a particularly fitting tribute largest computing and printing labs on campus. In to Carr, who was a noted scholar.

Rutgers–New Brunswick chancellor Debasish Dutta joins (l to r) archivist Erika Gorder, director of New Brunswick libraries Dee Magnoni, and vice president for information services and university 10 Rutgers University Libraries librarian Krisellen Maloney in cutting the ribbon to dedicate the James Dickson Carr Library. IMPACT

Digital humanities librarian Francesca Giannetti demonstrates how to map geospatial data at the Rutgers Open Data Editathon in New Brunswick.

Puerto Rico Relief Digital Banned Books With the support humanities librarians and teaching faculty at of a grant from the Freedom to Read Foundation, Rutgers–Newark and Rutgers–New Brunswick came art librarian Megan Lotts coordinated Banned together this fall to host Open Data Editathons at Books Week events, exhibits, and instruction across Alexander and Dana Libraries in support of Rutgers–New Brunswick to raise awareness of Hurricane Maria relief efforts in Puerto Rico. censorship and open access to information.

Digital humanities librarians Francesca Giannetti In partnership with the Visual Arts Department at and Krista White trained dozens of volunteers to Mason Gross School of the Arts, Lotts offered map geospatial data. The goal of the event was instruction on these themes and to create an operating picture of the island before invited printmaking students the hurricane made impact. This data will be used to create original works of art by the Red Cross and other relief organizations in that were distributed on Puerto Rico to identify areas that need assistance. buttons and t-shirts.

2017 Annual Report 11 Vice president for information services and university librarian Krisellen Maloney (l) and interim director of Paul Robeson Library Katie Anderson (r) welcome Dr. Carla Hayden (center) to Paul Robeson Library.

Carla Hayden This year, Rutgers George Segal In 2017, Rutgers University–Camden welcomed Dr. Carla Hayden, University–Camden welcomed several works Librarian of Congress, as their commencement of eminent American sculptor George Segal. speaker. Dr. Hayden has broken new ground as both “Restaurant Scene” is now on display in the the first woman and the first African American to university’s new Welcome Center at 330 Cooper hold this position. So, you can imagine how excited Street, and several works are now exhibited in the faculty and staff at Paul Robeson Library were Robeson Library. to meet her when she stopped by the library before We are delighted that the university selected the addressing our 2017 graduates and receiving an library to display these exceptional and provocative honorary Doctor of Humane Letters. pieces. With fresh seating and flooring and a serene view of the quad, the lobby of the library offers a restful place to read or study.

12 Rutgers University Libraries Student Support Robeson IMPACT Library is working with Rutgers–Camden and 888 reference queries were Camden community contacts to make sure our answered during Robeson Library’s extended evening and weekend library services and collections are available to as hours this year! many students as possible.

In response to requests from the campus community, we have extended weekend and library resources for first-year and transfer students reference desk hours. This means library services through the Raptor Passport program. are available on Sundays and our reference desk is open until 10 p.m. during the week. As Rutgers–Camden expands its distance learning opportunities, our librarians are coordinating and We also continued our popular Library Cafe assessing library services and information needs for program which provides off-site library services distance education and hybrid courses with a home in the university’s residential spaces. And we’ve base location of Camden. been particularly active in providing workshops on

The lobby of Robeson Library is refreshed with comfortable seating and new artwork13 from 2017 Annual Report George Segal. Instruction Librarians at the health IMPACT sciences libraries provide substantial in-person Health sciences librarians instruction, including research consultations, taught 192 instructional sessions, workshops, and guest lectures throughout the year. reaching 4,261 attendees! This year, we pushed our instruction support into tech-friendly directions to reach new audiences. Pharmacology at Robert Wood Johnson Medical Using Adobe Connect, information and education School and several online tutorials for the RIME-P librarian Mina Ghajar initiated the “Lunch w/ Evaluation form, Entrustable Professional Activities, the Librarian”—a seminar series covering topics and the RN to BSN degree distance program in the like PsycINFO and “Using Google Effectively”— School of Nursing. for students in the School of Health Professions Psychiatric Rehabilitation and Counseling program. To further support the success of health sciences students, we purchased Board Vitals exam-prep We also created a video tutorial for Immunology question banks for USMLE Step 3 and NCLEX-RN. and Immunity courses in the Department of

Assistant vice president for information services and director of health sciences libraries Judy Cohn 14 provides in-person instruction at George F. Smith Rutgers University Libraries Library of the Health Sciences. IMPACT

Robert Wood Johnson Library of the Health Sciences installed new signage over the summer.

We are also working to improve health literacy and Health Information The information in our communities. Librarians Yini Libraries have pursued a two-pronged approach to Zhu, Mina Ghajar, Stephen Modica, and Ermira health information, providing access to clinical care Mitre led our team in completing a SHARE Grant resources and advocating for health literacy within (Spreading Health Awareness with Resources and our communities. Education), funded by the National Network of To support the clinical experience, we provide Libraries of Medicine/Middle Atlantic Region. Rutgers health sciences faculty and students with In September, we collaborated with New Jersey the information they need to learn, educate, and Health Initiatives, United Way of Central New provide superior care. We’ve made sure that point- Jersey, and Healthier Middlesex on the Healthier of-care tools like UpToDate and databases like Middlesex Symposium. We worked with 87 PubMed can be used on handheld devices, making attendees to illustrate how libraries and health our resources portable and more efficient to use. literacy improve community health.

2017 Annual Report 15 Thank You Your generous support helps us achieve so much.

$100,000+ New Jersey Health Foundation $5,000 – $9,999 ADP Foundation Mr. John van Rens and Ms. Sarah Lutz Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Becker Mr. and Mrs. John W. Gatlin Jr. The Charles T. and Marion M. Thompson Foundation Mr. Thomas C. Haunton $10,000 – $49,999 Mr. David W. Hamilton Mr. John Kazanjian* Mr. David A. Cayer* Harvard University Mr. Henry S. Larsen* Mrs. Elizabeth Cayer Dr. Krisellen Maloney Dr. Orrin Lippoff Mr. Christopher Fargnoli Dr. Paul J. Miranti, Jr. Mr. Louis O’Neill Ms. Gertrude M. Higgins* Paterson Regional Council Ms. Beverly D. Railsback Mrs. Sharon Kassakian Ms. Kathryn M. Sinclair Dr. Mladen Solar Mr. Richard A. Lowenstein The Greater Kansas City Community Mr. Christopher Matthaei Foundation and Affiliated Professor Maria Teresa Moevs $50,000 – $99,999 Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Thompson Mr. Steven M. Berzin Ms. Marina Moevs Mr. Robert A. French Mr. David Spitzer $1,000 – $4,999 Ms. Sarah French Mr. James Turner Mrs. Mary Anne Adams Mr. Dean S. Anderson Dr. and Mrs. Ronald M. Atlas BNY Mellon Community Partnership Anthony L. Cucuzzella, M.D. Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Foley Mr. John Fragale Mrs. Janie S. Fultz Ronald B. Grayzel, Esq. Mr. Milan S. Indrisek Ms. Donna Lynne Jenkins Dr. Mark J. Koury and Ms. Daphne Walker Jane A. Kramer, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. James J. Lynch Ms. Kathryn M. McCormick Thanks to the generosity of the Rutgers University College–Paterson Alumni Association, John Cotton Dana Library at Rutgers–Newark has refurbished Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Sean McMurrer graduate study spaces with new lighting, furniture, and technology. Ms. Susan Meier Miles M. Merwin, Ph.D.

16 Rutgers University Libraries Dr. and Mrs. Sol Nevins Mr. and Mrs. Walter Deutsch Ms. Mary A. Prendergast Mr. Philip V. Newcomb Mrs. Carol A. Fisher Dr. Thomas E. Recchio Mrs. Julia F. Averett Peet* Professor Susan E. Ford* Mr. Jeffrey J. Rokos Dr. Roger C. Prince and Dr. Diane Ms. Laura H. Fuhro Dr. Allen I. Safianow Gunson Mr. Robert J. Gough Mrs. Evelyn Jackson Sealand Charlotte W. Quaintance, M.L.S. Mr. Philip J. Green Mr. Thomas F. Stein Mr. Robert P. Reilly Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Grossman Mr. Philip Stern Dr. Michael D. Rozycki Mr. John K. Grover Mr. and Mrs. Philip B. Stern Mr. Gregory J. Sakal Neil A. Hartman, Esq. Dr. Maria Arnaboldi Tanis and Dr. Professor and Mrs. Peter Simmons Mr. David M. Herbst Steven P. Tanis Sisters in Crime Mr. Roger S. Hinze The T. Rowe Price Program for Charitable Giving The Irene Herbert Ross & Harper Mr. Douglas A. Hlavacek Grant Ross Foundation Mrs. Anne Moreau Thomas Mr. Jeffrey H. Holtzman Mr. Norman H. Trepner and Ms. Mrs. Helen M. Wack Mr. Monroe Howell Susan Thomsen Mr. Michael A. Wall Ms. Jennifer A. Joern Vanguard Charitable Endowment Mr. Raymond Wasilko Program Mrs. Asma R. Kasuba Ms. E. Kay Worrell Ms. Jean Volk and Mr. Robin E. Mr. and Mrs. William P. Keane Rowand Dr. Jan Zaprudnik and Mrs. Nadja Ms. Nancy L. Keigher Zaprudnik Mr. and Mrs. Allen Kingman Robert A. Zielinski, Ph.D. $500 – $999 Dr. and Mrs. George Kipel Mr. Richard A. Lanken Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Bartz II $250 – $499 Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Levine Ms. Joan M. Birchenall Mr. Clark L. Beck Vincenzo Liberatore, Ph.D. BNY Mellon Corporation Mr. Thomas J. Beisler Dr. Paul C. MacMillan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Brescher Jr. Benevity Ms. Mary L. Brink Ms. Rhonda J. Marker and Mr. William Pittock Elsie Bull, Ed.D. Ms. Eileen Bruns Mary Martell, Esq. Mrs. Elizabeth Heller Carabillo Mr. Keith R. Case Mr. Morris Milgram* Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Carroll Dr. Walter S. Ceglowski Cynthia Jean Nadolski, Esq. Mary F. Casserly, Ph.D. Mrs. Mary A. Cerrato Ms. Carol C. Natarelli Joseph M. Colella, Esq. Kevin C. Chase, Ph.D. Mr. Pat G. Nicolette Jeffrey D. Colvin, Ph.D. Mr. Timothy J. Cunningham Ms. Elizabeth S. Otterbein Mr. John F. Cronin Mr. William E. Dawe Mr. Kenneth W. Paul Mrs. Mary Anne F. DeAndrea Dr. and Mrs. Frank H. Deis Dr. and Mrs. Peter D. Paul Mr. Gerard DeBoey Ms. Kayo Denda Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Platek Mr. Philip G. DeGeorge * deceased 2017 Annual Report 17 Thank You Your generous support helps us achieve so much.

Professor and Mrs. Lowell Edmunds Dr. John A. MacDougall Mrs. Patricia D. Sanders Leslie C. Feigin, M.D. Mrs. Susan Mahon-Galasso and Mr. Joel Schulman, M.D. Mrs. Catherine M. Fowler Richard E. Galasso Susan Jane Siggelakis, Ph.D. Mr. Steven B. Frakt Ms. Laura R. Marchetti Ms. Gracemary C. Smulewitz Dr. Marguerite L. Franca-Terceira Andrew C. Marinucci, Ph.D. Gilbert B. Solitare, M.D. Mr. George L. Fricke Ms. Diane Maroukian Carol C. Stern, Esq. Ms. Celia R. Garner Ms. Shelby Anne Martin Dr. William K. Stoms, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Leslie P. Gartner Mr. Milan A. Matey Dr. Sivakumara Tadikonda Mr. and Mrs. Stuart L. Gavurin Dr. Tara C. Matise Ms. Susan M. Todd Dr. and Mrs. August W. Giebelhaus Dr. David A. Mauriello Mr. William H. Van Sweringen Mr. Brian J. Gleeson Ms. Nancy Hayden McConville Ms. Ruth M. Vaughan Dr. Irene E. Gnarra Mr. George H. McKinnon W. Richard Veitch, Esq. Mr. Kenneth B. Goff Mr. John E. Meyler Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Watkins Saul Golubcow, Ph.D. Dr. Ralph R. Miano and Margaret M. Mr. Lawrence D. Weimer Miano, Ph.D. Mr. David Norman Grayson Ms. Judith Louise Weinstein Steven E. Miller, D.O. Wayne D. Greenfeder, Esq. Mr. Gary P. Winter Mr. Boris Moczula and Ms. Maureen Santa A. Gregory, Ph.D. A. Varley YourCause, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Guidi Mr. John Francis Murphy Mrs. Margaret J. Zeman Ms. Margaret L. Hanson Ms. Colette Murphy-Cole James Andrew Zwiebel, M.D. Ms. Kathleen Lischko Hartford Mr. Martin G. Murray Mr. John A. Zyracki, Jr. Mr. Robert G. Holdway Mr. Tim M. Newbrough Dr. Richard P. Hotz Mr. and Mrs. Dharmesh N. Patel In Memoriam Dr. Theodore S. Huang William J. Phalen, Ph.D. Dr. Carter A. Daniel* Mr. Ronald C. Jantz Mr. John W. Pocalyko Mr. William E. Fowler* Mrs. Ann C. Johanson Ms. Ann Marie E. Pocklembo Ms. Polly A. Hamilton* Johnson & Johnson Family of Ms. Maureen A. Ramsey Ms. Anne R. Newcomb* Companies Mr. Augusto Recinos Mr. Marvin L. Norton* William C. H. Joiner, Ph.D. Mr. Paul W. Reeser Mr. Robert E. Pallitto* Ms. Rosalind J. Kimmich Ms. Janice E. Reid Mr. Richard R. Reilly* Mr. Lawrence C. Klein Mr. Charles A. Rizzo Dr. Barbl A. Koch Mrs. Henriann Robins Professor Antoni A. Kosinski Mr. Christopher Rosivach Support the Mr. Lawrence B. Kugler Ms. Gloria C. Ruggiero Professor James Lepowsky Libraries Dr. Peter M. Russo Mr. and Mrs. Dennis C. Lyons * deceased 18 Rutgers University Libraries Our faculty and staff are recognized for their scholarship and service.

Grants Libraries-New Jersey Chapter and Francesca Giannettiserved as the New Jersey Library Association a member of the Programme Special Collections and University College and University Section for Committee, Digital Libraries for Archives, New Jersey Historical their Journal of Academic Librarianship Musicology workshop. Commission, General Operating article, “Assessing and Serving Support grant, $95,250. the Workshop Needs of Graduate Nancy Kranich is an elected member Nancy Kranich, Kettering Foundation, Students.” of the American Library Association Leroy Merritt Humanitarian Fund, Libraries and Democracy Learning Tom Frusciano received the 2017 2017–2019. Exchange, Dayton, OH, 2015–date. Roger H. McDonough Librarianship Secured Joint Learning Agreement Award from the New Jersey Studies Nancy Kranich is a member of the based on a research proposal: Academic Alliance. “Engaging Local and Health Science ACRL Academic Library of the Year Libraries with the New Brunswick Committee, 2016–2018. Community: A Collaborative Case Leadership Study Research Initiative” with Nancy Kranich is a member of the Jeanette Valentine, $5,000. Consuella Askew is chair of the American Library Association, Library Leadership and Management Libraries Transform Communities Nancy Kranich, OCLC-ALISE Association, Assessment Community Models for Change Advisory LIS Research Grant Program. of Practice, 2017–2018. Committee, 2016–2018. “Investigating Engagement of Public, Academic, and Medical Libraries Leslin H. Charles has been elected Dee Magnoni served as president of with Community-Based Health and president of the Association of Special Libraries Association in 2017. Wellness Activities in Diverse Urban College and Research Libraries, Communities,” with Charles Senteio, NJ/New Jersey Library Association, Laura Bowering Mullen was 2017–2018, $25,000. College and University Section, appointed by SPARC (Scholarly Megan Lotts, reedomF to Read 2017–2018. Publishing and Academic Resources Foundation. Grant to provide Coalition) to its Open Access Week Leslin H. Charles has been appointed Banned Books Week programming 2017 Advisory Committee. editor of Chapter Topics: The Newsletter at Rutgers–New Brunswick, of the Association of College and Research September 2017, $1,000. Laura Bowering Mullen was Libraries Chapters Council, 2017–2018. appointed to the Rutgers Research Krista White, Rutgers–Newark Council for a three-year term starting Seed Grant. Grant to fund “Digital Judy Cohn is president-elect of the in April, 2017. Storytelling as 21st-Century Association of Academic Health Pedagogy,” a series of undergraduate Sciences Libraries. Laura Bowering Mullen is the chair courses connecting three general for the Coalition of Open Access education courses and providing a Bart Everts joined the 2017 cohort Policy Institutions (COAPI), 2017– continuous theme using multimedia of Engaged Civic Learning Faculty 2018. authoring tools for scholarly Fellows out of the Rutgers Office production, $10,000. of Civic Engagement at Rutgers– Jordan M. Nielsen served as chair Camden. of the Business Reference Sources Awards and Honors Committee, a committee within Bart Everts was elected to the Reference and User Services Bonnie L. Fong, Minglu Wang, Krista executive board of New Jersey White, and Roberta Tipton won the Association, Business Reference Library Association, College and and Services Section, 2016–2017. 2017 Research Award from the University Section, as secretary- Association of College & Research treasurer this year. Welcome to the Libraries

Jordan M. Nielsen was appointed Colin Bitter, Head, Monographs to the Reference and User Services Cataloging and Database Management, Association’s Business Reference Technical and Automated Services and Services Section’s Education Committee, 2017–2019. Katherine Gomez, Library Assistant, Alexander Library Laura Palumbo is chair-elect of the Physics-Astronomy-Math Division Alicia Haggenmiller, Library of the Special Libraries Association. Technician, Circulation, George F. Smith Library of the Health Sciences Irina Radeva has become an intern for the New Jersey Library As- Wei Huang, Library Assistant, sociation Professional Development Alexander Library Dee Magnoni joined Committee. Rutgers University Libraries Amy Kimura, Web Services Librarian, Elizabeth Sosnowska served as as assistant vice president Shared User Services chair of Breakouts Committee on for information services and the 2017 VALE/NJ ACRL/New Jersey Library Associate, director of New Brunswick Library Association, College and Emily Mervis, University Section Users’ Conference Library of Science and Medicine libraries in August 2017. Planning Committee. Jordan Nielsen, Business and In this role, Magnoni Elizabeth Sosnowska was elected Entrepreneurship Librarian, Carr Library will provide leadership 2017–2018 vice-president of the and an expansive vision Mary O'Mara, Unit Computing Manager, Health Sciences Library Association for the New Brunswick of NJ. New Brunswick libraries libraries that is innovative Elizabeth Sosnowska was appoint- Elena Schneider, Coordinator, Shipping and focused on excellence ed committee chair of the Health and Receiving, New Brunswick libraries in research and student Sciences Library Association of NJ success. She will work Education Committee. James Silverstein, Library Assistant, closely with campus stake- Carr Library Julie Still was elected president holders to ensure that the of the Camden College of Arts & Lucy Vidal, Library Supervisor, collections, services, and Science Faculty Senate for 2017–2018. Collection Development and spaces of the libraries Management Lily Todorinova was elected continue to contribute to the mission and success of vice chair/chair-elect for American Victoria Wagner, Associate Director Library Association’s Reference and and Medical Education Coordinator, the university. User Services Division Emerging Technologies Section. RWJ Library of the Health Sciences RutgersLibraries Zara Wilkinson was appointed to Kaila Ward, Library Assistant, the planning committee for the 2018 Douglass Library Colloquium on Libraries & Service RutgersLibraries Learning, which will be held at American University. RULibraries Faculty & Staff News Peer-Reviewed Articles protocol,” JBI Database of Systematic Evidence Based Library and Information Reviews and Implementation Reports, Practice 12(1), 72–84, 2017. Isaiah Beard, “The eBethArké Syriac 2017. Digital Library: A Case Study,” Digital Jordan M. Nielsen, Erin Wachowicz, Library Perspectives 33(1), 40–47, 2017. Andrea Norberg, John Nelson, Benjamin Hall, Holly Inglis, and Cheryl Holly, Sarah T. Jewell, Susan Felipe Castillo, “The ABCs of Private Leslin H. Charles, “Embracing W. Salmond, “Experiences of HIV- Equity and Venture Capital Data and Challenges in Times of Change: A infected Adults and Health Care Information,” Journal of Business and Survey of the Readiness of Academic Providers with Health Care Delivery Finance Librarianship 22(3/4), 231–238, Librarians in New Jersey for Practices Influencing Engagement 2017. Transition to the ACRL Framework,” in Primary Health Care Settings: A Communications in Information Literacy Qualitative Systematic Review,” JBI Jane Otto, “A Resonant Message: 11(1), 221–245, 2017. Database of Systematic Reviews and Aligning Scholar Values and Open Implementation Reports, 2017. Access Objectives in OA Policy Janet Brennan Croft, “The Name of Outreach to Faculty and Graduate the Ring: Or, There and Back Again,” Michael Joseph, “‘Orphans of Poetry’: Students,” Journal of Librarianship and Mythlore 35(2), 81–94, 2017. The Poetry of Childhood and the Scholarly Communication 4, 2017. Poetry for Children of Robert Graves,” Bart Everts, “The Business of War: Book 2.0 6(1/2), 9–20, 2017. Andrea Reed and Mark Puterbaugh, The Peirce School in World War I,” “Digital Badges and Library Pennsylvania History: A Journal of Mid- Nancy Kranich, “Mind the Gap: Instructional Programs: Academic Atlantic Studies 84(4), 488–502, 2017. Connecting Academic Libraries and Library Case Study,” Journal of Campus Communities,” The NEA Electronic Resources Librarianship 29(4), Francesca Giannetti,“Against the Almanac of Higher Education 2017, 2017. Grain: Reading for the Challenges of 47–59, 2017. Collaborative DH Pedagogy,” College Caryn Radick, Review of Curiosity’s and Undergraduate Libraries 24(2/3), Nancy Kranich, “Libraries: Reuniting Cats: Writers on Research edited by 2017. the Divided States of America,” Bruce Joshua Miller, The American Library Quarterly: Information, Archivist 79(2), 461–464, 2017. Ronald C. Jantz, “Vision, Innovation, Community, Policy 87(4), 1–19, 2017. and Leadership in Research Julie Still, “Nancy Drew and the Ivory Libraries,” Library and Information Megan Lotts, Leslin H. Charles,and Tower: Early Academic Study of the Science Research 39(3), 234–241, 2017. Lily Todorinova, “A Survey of the Girl Detective,” Clues: A Journal of Value of Library Employment to the Detection 35(1), 75–84, 2017. Ron Jantz,“Creating the Innovative Undergraduate Experience,” Journal of Library Culture: Escaping the Library Administration 57(1), 2016. Elizabeth Surles, “Announcement of Iron Cage Through Management the Andrew Hill Papers, Music, and Innovation,” New Review of Academic Megan Lotts,“Low-Cost, High- Audiovisual Recordings,” in “Notes for Librarianship 23(4), 323-328. Impact Makerspaces at the Rutgers Notes,” Notes 73(3), 506, March 2017. University Art Library,” Art Susan Maiocco, Ellen Shelley, Susan Documentation 36(2): 345–362, 2017. Bob Vietrogoski, Review of Edgar Salmond, Sarah T. Jewell, Barbara Holden, M.D., of Newark, New Jersey: Caldwell, and Michelle Lieggi, Keven Jeffery, Kathryn Houk, Jordan Provincial Physician on a National Stage “Experiences of stigma among family M. Nielsen, Jenny Wong-Welch, by Sandra W. Moss, New Jersey Studies: members of persons living with “Digging in the Mines: Mining Course An Interdisciplinary Journal 3(1), schizophrenia: a systematic review Syllabi in Search of the Library,” 199–202, 2017.

2017 Annual Report 21 Bob Vietrogoski, Review of The crise? [Averting the Adjunct Crisis: Brennan Croft, The Patterson Papers, Antivaccine Heresy: Jacobson v. A Critical Examination of Part-time Vol. III (Valley Home Press, 2017). Massachusetts and the Troubled History Librarianship in the United States],” of Compulsory Vaccination in the United Documentation et bibliothèques 63(1), Vibiana Cvetkovic, “Mount Holly,” States by Karen L. Walloch, The 37–41, 2017. in Encyclopedia of Greater Philadelphia Watermark 40(3), 52–54, 2017. (Mid-Atlantic Regional Center for Carol Byrd-Bredbenner, FanFan the Humanities at Rutgers–Camden, Corey Basch and Victoria H. Wagner, Wu, Kim Spaccarotella, Virginia 2017). “Popular Literature in Public Health: Quick, Jennifer Martin-Biggers, Exploring Connections between Yingting Zhang, “Systematic Review Bart Everts, “Doylestown,” in Public Health and Humanities,” of Control Groups in Nutrition Encyclopedia of Greater Philadelphia Journal of Health Education Teaching Education Intervention Research,” (Mid-Atlantic Regional Center for 8(1), 17–25, 2017. International Journal of Behavioral the Humanities at Rutgers–Camden, Nutrition and Physical Activity 2017). Judit Hajnal Ward and William 14(1):91, 2017. Bejarano, “Broad Thinking: An Tom Glynn, “Reading Publics: Books, Interview with Harold Kalant,” Misa Mi and Yingting Zhang, Communities and Readers in the Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs “Culturally Competent Library Early History of American Public 78(1), 158–165, 2017. Services and Related Factors among Libraries,” in Before the Public Library: Health Sciences Librarians: An Reading, Community, and Identity in Judit Hajnal Ward, “Egyedül nem Exploratory Study,” Journal of the the Atlantic World, 1650–1850, edited megy: gondolatok egy addiktológiai Medical Library Association, 2017. by Mark Towsey and Kyle B. Roberts biblioterápiai gyűjtemény (Leiden: Brill, 2017). összeállítása közben [You are not Books and Book Chapters alone: reflections on a bibliotherapy Ronald C. Jantz, “A Vision for the collection for addictions],” Katie Elson Anderson, “Building Future: New Roles for Academic Hungarian, Orvosi Könyvtárak Communities of Practice in the Librarians,” in Academic Librarianship [Medical Libraries] 14(1), 18–28, 2017. Library Profession,” in Using Social Today, edited by Todd Gilman (New Media to Build Library Communities: York: Rowman & Littlefield, 2017). Nicholas Allred, William A LITA Guide, edited by Scott W.H. Bejarano, and Judit Hajnal Ward, Young and Doralyn Rossmann (New Margaret J. Foster and Sarah T. “Howard Wilcox Haggard and York: Rowan & Littlefield, 2017). Jewell, editors, Assembling the Pieces the Institutionalization of Modern of a Systematic Review: A Guide for Alcohol Studies,” Journal of Studies on Isaiah Beard, “Digital Photos, Librarians (New York: Rowman & Alcohol and Drugs 78, 325–329, 2017. Embedded Metadata, and Personal Littlefied, 2017). Privacy,” in The Complete Guide to Krista White, “Minding the Gaps: Personal Digital Archiving, edited by Triveni Kuchi, “Myanmar Librarians’ Interprofessional Communication Brianna H. Marshall (Chicago: ALA Research and Study Tour at the and the Stewardship of Oral Histories Editions, 2017). Rutgers University Libraries—A with Sensitive Information,” The Report,” in The Globalized Library: Journal of Academic Librarianship 43(4), Nancy-Lou Patterson, “Detecting American Academic Libraries and 354–363, 2017. Wimsey: Papers on Dorothy L. International Students, Collections and Sayers’s Detective Fiction,” edited Practices, edited by Yelena Luckert Zara Wilkinson, “La situation des by Janet Brennan Croft and Emily and Lindsay Inge, (Chicago: ACRL emplois de bibliothécaire à temps E. Auger; includes introduction, Press, 2018). partiel aux États-Unis: prélude à une bibliography, and index by Janet

22 Rutgers University Libraries Megan Lotts, “Legos in the Library,” Kerstin Stenius, Richard Pates, Michal Study,” New Jersey Library in The Makerspace Librarian’s Miovský, Jean O’Reilly, Paul Candon Association, Atlantic City, NJ, April Sourcebook, edited by Ellyssa Kroski (Ubiquity Press, 2017). 2017. (Chicago: American Libraries Association, 2017). Phil Lange, Richard Pates, Jean Leslin H. Charles and Defabiis, W., O’Reilly and Judit Hajnal Ward, “Increasing Student Engagement in an Lynn Silipigni Connaway, William “How to Write a Scientific Article for a Online Graduate Course Utilizing the Harvey, Vanessa Kitzie, and Peer-Reviewed Journal,” in Publishing Framework of Transactional Distance Stephanie Mikitish, “Academic Addiction Science: A Guide for the Theory and the Practice Of Embedded Library Impact: Improving Practice Perplexed, edited by Thomas F. Babor, Librarianship,” Rutgers Online and Essential Areas to Research,” Kerstin Stenius, Richard Pates, Michal Learning Conference, Somerset, NJ, of OCLC Research (Chicago, IL: Miovský, Jean O’Reilly, Paul Candon March 2017. Association of College and Research (Ubiquity Press, 2017). Libraries, 2017). Janet Brennan Croft, “’What if I’m Zara Wilkinson, “Where No Girl Has Still There? What if I Never Left Jordan M. Nielsen and Keven M. Gone Before? Teenage Girls in Star That Clinic?’: Faërian Drama in Jeffery, “Using Proximity Beacons and Trek’s Strong Female Future” in To Buffy’s ‘Normal Again’,” Buffy at 20, the Physical Web to Promote Library Boldly Go: Essays on Gender and Identity Marquette University, Milwaukee, Research and Instructional Services,” in the Star Trek Universe, edited by WI, April 1, 2017; Mythcon 48, in Mobile Technology and Academic Nadine Farghaly and Simon Bacon Champaign-Urbana, IL, July 2017. Libraries: Innovative Services for (McFarland, 2017). Research and Learning, edited by Robin Janet Brennan Croft, “Hell and Canuel and Chad Crichton (Chicago: Presentations Back: Helena as Kore and Shaman in Association of College and Research Orphan Black,” Southwest Popular Libraries, 2017). Katie Elson Anderson, “Memes IRL: Culture Association, Albuquerque, How the Performance Art of LaBeouf, NM, February 17, 2017; Rutgers– Thomas F. Babor, Dominique Rönkkö and Turner Unleased an Camden ComicCon, NJ, April 8, 2017; Morisano, Jonathan Noel, Katherine Internet Subculture into the Real Mythcon 48, Champaign-Urbana, IL, Robaina, Judit Hajnal Ward, and World,” Mid-Atlantic Popular/ July 2017. Andrea Mitchell, “Infrastructure and American Culture Association, Career Opportunities in Addiction Internet and Culture Panel, Janet Brennan Croft, “Theory of Science: The Emergence of an Philadelphia, PA, November 11, 2017. Bibliography and the Scholarly Interdisciplinary Field,” in Publishing Conversation,” Signum University Addiction Science: A Guide for the Leslin H. Charles, “Leveraging LITZ 5301 Research Methods, Nashua, Perplexed, edited by Thomas F. Babor, Partnerships to Assess Library Impact NH, January 2017. Kerstin Stenius, Richard Pates, Michal on Undergraduate Student Learning Miovský, Jean O’Reilly, Paul Candon via a Longitudinal Study,” European Janet Brennan Croft, Leslie Donovan, (Ubiquity Press, 2017). Conference on Information Literacy David Oberhelman, Kris Larsen, (ECIL), St. Malo, France, September and David Emerson, “Popular Thomas F. Babor, Dominique 18–21, 2017; American Library Culture Resources and Careers: A Morisano, Kerstin Stenius and Judit Association, Chicago, June 2017. Roundtable,” University of New Hajnal Ward, “How to Choose a Mexico Hobbit Society, Albuquerque, Journal: Scientific and Practical Leslin H. Charles, “Step Out of the NM, February 15, 2017. Considerations,” in Publishing Information Literacy Assessment Addiction Science: A Guide for the Box: Determining Library Impact on Janet Brennan Croft, Leslie Donovan, Perplexed, edited by Thomas F. Babor, Student Learning via a Longitudinal David Oberhelman, Kris Larsen,

2017 Annual Report 23 David Emerson, and Tamy Burnett, Bart Everts, “With the Right Attitude: Nancy Kranich and Ellen Knutson, “’We’ll Hit Serious Research Mode!’: The Peirce School in World War I,” “Teaching Community Engagement,” Libraries and Research Methods Missouri Valley History Conference, ALISE Conference, Atlanta, GA, in Science Fiction and Fantasy,” Omaha, NE, March 4, 2017. January 19, 2017. Southwest Popular and American Culture Association, Albuquerque, Bart Everts, “Connecting on Cooper: Nancy Kranich, “Anchors Aweigh: NM, February 17, 2017. Library Services for Camden County The Role of Institutions in Spanning College and Rowan University the Digital Divide,” Partnership Vibiana Bowman Cvetkovic, in Camden,” New Jersey Library for Progress on the Digital Divide “Cowgirls and the Wild West in Association, Atlantic City, NJ, April Conference, San Diego, CA, May 25, the Golden Age of Television,” 24, 2017. 2017. Southwest Popular/American Culture Association, American West: Film and Tom Frusciano, John Coakley, and Triveni Kuchi, “Glocal Niche: Literature: Women in the West Panel, Helene Van Rossum, “Land, Faith, Creating Unique Media Collections Albuquerque, New Mexico, February and Slaves: The Shared Heritage of in Collaboration—A South Asian 16, 2017. the Hardenbergh Family, Rutgers Studies Report,” Global Scholarly University, and the Dutch Reformed Communication: International Kayo Denda, International Federation Church,” Old Dutch Parsonage, Collaboration with Focus on Asia, of Library Associations and Somerville, NJ, June 2017. Africa and the Middle East, Forum of Institutions Global Vision Workshop, Asia, Africa and Middle East Section Athens, Greece, April 4–5, 2017 Ron Jantz,“The Research Library: AAMES, ACRL, American Library Vision, Innovation, and Leadership,” Association, Chicago, IL, June 24, Kayo Denda, “Subject Expertize and Association of College and Research 2017. Librarianship: Research Support Libraries, Baltimore, MD, March in Women’s and Gender Studies at 22–24, 2017. Megan Lotts,“Connecting with Rutgers University,” Librarian Career Patrons, Highlighting the Collections, Research Forum, University of Tokyo, Nancy Kranich, Cheryl Gorman, and Learning about the Library: November 11, 2017. Susan Taylor Simpson, and Cara Low Cost High-Impact Makerspaces Pryor, “Moving From Nice to in U.S. Art Libraries,” Art Libraries Kayo Denda, “New Paradigm of Necessary: How Your Library Society of United Kingdom and Librarianship: From Possibility to Can Become More Relevant in the Ireland, Dublin, Ireland, July 12–15, Action,” 19th Library Fair and Forum Community,” Ontario Library 2017. Speaker’s Corner, Yokohama, Japan, Association, Toronto, Canada, November 8, 2017. February 3, 2017. Megan Lotts,“Student Paintings, Tattoo Artists, and Scientists: The Kayo Denda, “Gender Equality Nancy Kranich, “Strengthening Rutgers University Art Library and Diversity at Rutgers University Civil Society/Library Education,” Exhibition Spaces,” Art Libraries Libraries,” National Women’s Slovakian, Czech, and Polish Society of North America Mountain Education Center, Saitama-ken, Japan, Librarians, Banská Bystrica, Slovakia, West + Visual Resources Association November 6, 2017. April 3, 2017. Wild West Virtual Conference, December 2016. Margaret Rush Dreker, Yingting Nancy Kranich, “Listening to Many Zhang, and Judy Cohn, Voices: Community Conversations Megan Lotts, “Coloring outside the “Collaborative Health Literacy at Rutgers University Libraries,” Information Literacy Lines: The Art Efforts Aiming to Make Diverse New American Library Association Futures Library Coloring Book,” Association Jerseyans Healthier,” New Jersey Symposium, American Library of College and Research Libraries Statewide Network for Cultural Association Midwinter Conference, Conference, Baltimore, MD, March Competence, East Windsor, NJ. Atlanta, GA, January 22, 2017. 2017.

24 Rutgers University Libraries Megan Lotts, “Student Paintings, Laura Bowering Mullen and Jordan Nielsen and Keven Jeffery, Tattoo Artists, and Scientists: The Julia Gelfand, “Openness and “Sensors in the Stacks: The Internet Rutgers University Art Library Transparency: Contributing to the of Things and Libraries,” Library Exhibition Spaces,” Art Libraries New World of Science Publishing,” Information Technology Association Society of North America, New American Association for the Forum, Denver, CO, November 2017. Orleans, LA, February 2017. Advancement of Science, Boston, MA, February 19, 2017. Jim Niessen, “Heritage and Megan Lotts,“Creativity and Repatriation in the History of Engagement: Low Cost, High Laura Bowering Mullen and P. Scott Habsburg and Hungarian Archives,” Impact, Pop-up Makerspaces.” State Lapinski, “Implementing Institutional Annual Conference of the American University of New York (SUNY) Open Access Policies: Challenges and Hungarian Educators Association, Fashion Institute of Technology Staff Opportunities,” National Federation Toronto, Canada, May 28, 2017. Retreat, keynote, New York, NY, of Advanced Information Systems August 2017. 2017 Open Access Conference: Open Jim Niessen, “The Development of Access & Beyond, Alexandria, VA, Catholic Parishes in New Brunswick,” Christine A. Lutz,“Making a Scene: October 2, 2017. New Brunswick Free Public Library, Creating Local Music Scene Archives New Brunswick, NJ, April 29, 2017. as Cultural Spaces,” Atlantic/Greater Laura Bowering Mullen and Jane New York Music Library Association Otto, “Librarians as Change Agents Jim Niessen, “Heritage and Joint Meeting, New Brunswick, NJ, through Open Access Policymaking,” Repatriation in the History of October 13, 2017. Association of College and Research Habsburg and Hungarian Archives,” Libraries Western Pennsylvania/West WESS Research Forum at the Christine A. Lutz,“The New Virginia Chapter, Mount Aloysius American Library Association, Brunswick Music Scene Archive,” College, Cresson, PA, December 2, Chicago, IL, June 24, 2017. Mid-Atlantic Regional Archives 2016. Conference, Newark, NJ, April 22, Jane Otto, “Developing and 2017. Jill Nathanson and Mei Ling Lo, Delivering a Compelling Open Access “Working Together, Working Message to University Faculty,” Christine A. Lutzand Tara Maharjan, Smarter: What Can Librarians Do for Qualitative and Quantitative Methods “Documenting Subcultures: Acquiring Your Online Class?” Rutgers Online International Conference, Limerick, New Collections from Nontraditional Learning Conference, Somerset, NJ, Ireland, May 17, 2017. Partners,” Bridging the Spectrum: March 2017. A Symposium on Scholarship and Jane Otto and Laura Bowering Practice in Library and Information Jordan Nielsen and Keven Jeffery, Mullen, “The Rutgers Open Access Science, Catholic University of “Location, Location, Location: Policy Goes into Effect: Faculty America, Washington, DC, February Creating Location-based Services with Reaction and Implementation 3, 2017. Proximity Beacons and the Physical Lessons Learned,” Qualitative and Web,” Association of College and Quantitative Methods International Bette Epstein andChristine A. Lutz, Research Libraries, Baltimore, MD, Conference, Limerick, Ireland, May “Library and Web Research,” Rutgers’ March 25, 2017. 24, 2017. Writing Conference, June 4, 2017. Jordan Nielsen, Laurel Bliss, and Christina Chan-Park, Abigail Goben, Mary Alexander, Rhonda Marker, Keven Jeffery, “We Solemnly Swear and Laura Palumbo, “Assessing Lisa McFall, and Emma Wilson, That We Are up to No Hood: Pop Your Toolkit: Is the Research Data “Metadata and Digital Humanities: Culture Marketing in the Library,” Management Roadshow For You?” The Newest Form of Library Popular Culture Association / Association of College and Research Outreach,” Association of College and American Culture Association, San Libraries, Baltimore, MD, 2017. Research Libraries, Baltimore, MD. Diego, CA, April 14, 2017.

2017 Annual Report 25 Kristin Briney and Laura Palumbo, Newark, NJ, April 2017. Association Midwinter Meeting, “Building Your Research Data Atlanta, GA, 2017. Management Toolkit: Integrating Julie Still and Zara Wilkinson, RDM into Your Liaison Work,” “Buffy, Batgirl, and Comic Cons: Lily Todorinova, “Technologies that Association of College and Research Organizing a Conference or a Enhance the First Year Experience,” Libraries, Gonzaga University, Convention,” Pennsylvania Library American Library Association, Spokane, WA, 2017. Association Annual Conference, Chicago, IL, June 24, 2017. Pittsburgh, PA, October 17, 2017. Ian Bruno and Laura Palumbo, Lily Todorinova, “Wikipedia and “Collaborating Across Campus and Elizabeth Surles, “Faces and Places the Academic Library: Increasing Around the World: Introducing in Newark’s Jazz History: From Diversity and Critical Thinking,” Librarians and Researchers to the Savoy Records to Sparky J’s to Sarah Women’s History Month 2017 Cambridge Crystallographic Data Vaughan,” Montclair Public Library, Conference, Rutgers University– Centre,” Special Libraries Association December 8, 2016. Camden, Camden, NJ, March 3, 2017. Annual Conference, Phoenix, AZ, June 2017. Elizabeth Surles, “Reaching In to Lily Todorinova, “Open and Reach Out: Examining the State of Affordable Textbook (OAT) Grant Laura Palumbo and Sara Wright, Inclusivity across Libraries, Archives, Program at Rutgers University,” “Building Your Research Data and Museums,” The Society of NJEdge Faculty Showcase, Management Toolkit: Integrating American Archivists Annual Meeting, Monmouth University, NJ, March 15, RDM into Your Liaison Work,” Portland, OR, July 27, 2017. 2017. Association of College and Research Libraries, State University of New Frans Albarillo, Lee Ann Fullington, Bob Vietrogoski, “New Jersey and York, Syracuse, NY, May 2017. Elizabeth Surles, and Eamon Tewell, the Preventorium,” Newark Public “Living to Tell the Tale: Librarians and Library, Newark, NJ, April 4, 2017. Fernanda Perrone, “Women Religious an Archivist Come Clean about Their in Texas,” Texas Historical Association, Original Research Projects,” METRO Bob Vietrogoski, “Embarkation, Houston, TX, March 2, 2017. Annual Conference, New York, NY Debarkation, Rehabilitation, January 11, 2017. General, and Base: An Overview of Wen-Hua Ren, Ka-Neng Au, Bonnie New Jersey’s World War I Military Fong, and Ann Watkins, “Celebration Adriana Cuervo and Elizabeth Surles, Hospitals,” New Jersey Historical of 50 years of Being a Depository “Diversity in the Archival Record: Commission Conference, Mount Library,” Depository Library Council The Institute of Jazz Studies Archives Laurel, NJ, November 2017. Meeting and Federal Depository Fellowship,” Rutgers University Library Conference, Arlington, VA, Symposium Scholarship, Research, Bob Vietrogoski, “The Lives and October 17, 2017. and Best Practices in Diversity and Work of Samuel and June Orton,” Inclusion: Current Findings and Columbia University Medical Center, Sheridan Sayles, “From Ballot Emerging Issues, NJ, March 31, 2017. Augustus C. Long Health Sciences Box to Document Box: Exploring Library, New York NY; Fairleigh Contemporary Challenges with Roberta Tipton and Patricia A. Dickinson University Graduate Congressional Papers,” Mid-Atlantic Bender, “The Dana Writers Group: Learning Disabilities Program, July Regional Archives Conference, Building a Community of Academic 2017. Newark, NJ, April 2017. Writers,” New Jersey Library Association, Atlantic City, NJ, April 26, Victoria Wagner, “Navigating Sheridan Sayles, “From Star Wars 2017. the Copyright Maze,” New Jersey to Wikileaks: Questions of Formats Association of School Librarians and Access in the Senator Frank R. Lily Todorinova, “Unconference Annual Conference, Long Branch, NJ, Lautenberg Collection,” Mid-Atlantic on First Year Experience and November 2017. Regional Archives Conference, Technologies,” American Library

26 Rutgers University Libraries Judit Hajnal Ward, “Information VALE Users’ Conference, New Ryan Womack, “Data Literacy,” Literacy in Addiction Science,” Brunswick, NJ, January 6, 2017. National University of Mongolia, Annual Conference of the Hungarian Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, May 10, 2017. Medical Library Association, Zara Wilkinson, “Outreach in Budapest, Hungary, May 18, 2017. Academic Libraries,” New Jersey Ryan Womack, “Data in Libraries: Library Association, College and Data Processing and Visualization,” Judit Hajnal Ward, “Addiction University Section, Reference Reference and User Services Information Literacy Workshop,” Services Committee Workshop “The Association of the American Library Hungarian National Health Science New Reference Librarian,” New Association, online, May 4, 2017. Library, Budapest, Hungary, May 19, Brunswick, NJ, April 6, 2017. 2017. Ryan Womack, “Enhancing Zara Wilkinson, Sarah Allred, Understanding through Data Krista White, “On the Technical Joseph Barbarese, and Rasheda Visualization”, Institute for Side: Preserving Digital Scholarly Weaver, “Can Students Afford Their Advanced Study, Princeton, NJ, Research,” Mid-Atlantic Regional Textbooks? Moving toward OER,” December 5, 2016. Archives Conference, Newark, NJ, Rutgers University–Camden Faculty April 21, 2017. eLearning Conference, Camden, NJ, Connie Wu, “IP Management in March 30, 2017. American Universities,” invited Sam Kennedy and Zara Wilkinson, lecture for Chinese University “In It for the Long-Haul: Long- Zara Wilkinson, Lily Todorinova, professors who participated in Term IL Assessment Questions Bonnie Fong, Mary Beth Weber, Professor Teaching Training and Practices,” New Jersey Library Laura Palumbo, and Roberta program at Rutgers University, New Association, College and University Fitzpatrick,“Open and Affordable Brunswick, NJ, February 17, 2017. Section, User Education and Textbook Program at Rutgers Assessment Workshop, “Diving University,” American Library Connie Wu, “Patent Strategic Deep: Exploring New Possibilities in Association Annual Conference, Management and Technology Information Literacy and Assessment Chicago, IL, June 24, 2017. Transfer,” Nanjing Innovation Centre Workshop,” Randolph, NJ, July 20, for Environment Protection Industry, 2017. Ryan Womack, “Data Literacy for Nanjing, China, November 15, 2017. All,” IASSIST Annual Conference, Zara Wilkinson, “Just One. I’m Lawrence, KS, May 23, 2017. Connie Wu, “Intercultural a Few… Who Am I? Multiplicity Property Management in American and the Female Body in Orphan Ryan Womack, “Topics in Data Universities” Foreign University Black,” Northeast Modern Language Science [Data Visualization, Big Data, Administrator Training Program at Association, Baltimore, MD, March Reproducible Research, and Data Rutgers University–New Brunswick, 24, 2017. Literacy],” National Statistics Office NJ, August 2017. of Mongolia, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, Zara Wilkinson and Katherine Kott, May 8–9, 2017. Yingting Zhang, Mi M, Wu L, and “Setting the Stage: Community Wu W, “Provision of Research Engagement in Your Library,” Ryan Womack, “Big Data, Data Support Services: A New Role for Colloquium on Libraries and Service Visualization, and Reproducible Health Sciences Librarians,” Taiwan Learning: Bridging Campus and Research,” Mongolian University of Medical Library Association 2017 Community, Santa Clara, CA, August Science and Technology, Ulaanbaatar, International Symposium, Taipei, 7, 2017. Mongolia, May 12, 2017. Taiwan, March 30, 2017.

Erin Ackerman, Zara Wilkinson, Ryan Womack, “Big Data and Data Yingting Zhang, “Searching and Jennifer Hunter, “Challenge Visualization,” Mongolian University for EBM Information, Research Accepted: How New Librarians of Life Sciences, Ulaanbaatar, Data Management, and Citation become Successful Researchers,” Mongolia, May 11, 2017. Management,” JiaXing Medical

2017 Annual Report 27 College, JiaXing University, ZheJiang County Joint Health Literacy and Committee of the New Brunswick Province, China, April 7, 2017. Cultural Competency Working Group Faculty Council, Rutgers University- which won the 2017 Health Research New Brunswick, 2017–2018. Yingting Zhang, “How Data Are and Educational Trust Outreach Shared by Researchers: Analysis Award at the New Jersey Hospital Christine A. Lutzwas appointed of Data Sharing Methods in PLOS Association Annual Conference held in secretary of the New Jersey Studies Articles by RBHS Researchers,” Princeton, NJ in January 2017. Academic Alliance. Medical Library Association, Seattle, WA, May 28, 2017. Leadership Elizabeth Surles was appointed cochair of the Music Library Yingting Zhang and Karen Parry, Kayo Denda was chair of the Association Working Group on “Academic Health Sciences Library International Federation of Libraries Archival Description of Music Partners with Local Public Library Associations and Institutions, Social Materials, 2016–present. to Improve Community Health,” Sciences Section from 2015–2017. Medical Library Association, Seattle, Elizabeth Surles was elected to the WA, May 30, 2017. Mina Ghajar was elected secretary of Music Library Association Archives the New York-New Jersey Chapter of and Special Collections Committee, Awards and Honors the Medical Library Association. 2015–present.

Connie Wu was awarded a $2,000 Mina Ghajar was elected secretary Elizabeth Surles served as liaison research grant from the Rutgers of the Health Sciences Library between the Society of American University China Office for assisting Association of New Jersey. Archivists’ Performing Arts the office with Chinese University Roundtable’s leadership and the Administrator Training programs at Triveni Kuchi will serve as co-chair of Music Library Association. Rutgers. the Liaison Committee, Anthropology and Sociology Section of Association Elizabeth Surles is founder and lead Yingting Zhang received a Chapter of College and Research Libraries, organizer of Brick City Archivists and Award Certificate for Outstanding 2017–2019. Friends, 2014–present. contribution at the New York-New Jersey Chapter of the Medical Library Triveni Kuchi is recorder & incoming Elizabeth Surles was elected cochair Association Annual Meeting held in convener of the Asian, African, of the Society of American Archivists, New Brunswick, NJ in October 2017. Middle Eastern Interest Group of Performing Arts Roundtable Steering Association of College and Research Committee, 2017–2018. Yingting Zhang received a Data Libraries, 2017–2018. Management Training Scholarship of Elizabeth Surles was appointed Local $1000.00 from Association of Academic Triveni Kuchi was chair of the Arrangements Committee tri-chair for Health Sciences Libraries for attending Membership Committee, Asian, the Mid-Atlantic Regional Archives Research Data Access and Preservation African, Middle Eastern Section of Conference, 2017. Summit 2018 in Chicago, IL. Association of College and Research Libraries, 2016–2017. Elizabeth Surles was elected Junior Yingting Zhang, was awarded Best Co-Chair of the Mid-Atlantic Regional Poster for “Provision of Research Triveni Kuchi was a member of the Archives Conference, Arline Custer Support Services: A New Role for Conference Planning Committee Award Committee, 2015–2017. Health Sciences Librarians,” at the 2017, Asian, African, Middle Eastern Taiwan Medical Library Association in Section of Association of College and Yingting Zhang was elected as Taipei, Taiwan on March 31, 2017. Research Libraries, 2015–2017. International Cooperation Section candidate for 2018 Medical Library Yingting Zhang was part of the Triveni Kuchi was co-chair of the Association, Nominating Committee. Middlesex County and Somerset Budget, Planning & Infrastructure

28 Rutgers University Libraries Yingting Zhang was secretary/ treasurer of Medical Library Association, International Cooperation Section, 2016–2017.

Yingting Zhang served as immediate past president of the Health Sciences Library Association of New Jersey, 2016–2017.

Yingting Zhang served as chair, Health Science Library Association of New Jersey Personnel Committee, 2016–2017.

Yingting Zhang served as chair, Health Science Library Association of New Jersey Nominating Committee, 2016–2017.

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