Dean of Libraries

BA Media Studies / DePaul University, 2004

MS Library & Information Science / University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2007

Member:

Resource Sharing Committee, Indiana State Library

Shared Collections Committee, Academic Libraries of Indiana

Collection Management Team, Private Academic Library Network of Indiana

Association of College & Research Libraries

American Library Association

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Undergrad: Bachelor of Science in Human Resource Development.
Graduate: Master of Science in Library and Information Science.

Phone number: 317-940-9549

I serve Butler University Libraries as the Scholarly Communications Associate in the Collections and Digital Services department. I am responsible for the support, maintenance, and uploading of materials into Digital Commons @ Butler University, the institutional repository for Butler University. Through our institutional repository, I assist in facilitating and distributing the research and creative output of the faculty, staff, and students to the larger academic community. Additionally, I work closely with the Scholarly Communication team, including Scholarly Communications Librarian Jennifer Raye and Digital Scholarship Associate Julian Cabiya, focusing on digital initiatives, including open educational resources and digitization efforts for Butler University.

Curriculum vitae available at Digital Commons @ Butler University.

Jenni provides research and instructional support to the formal and natural sciences as well as the College of Education. She earned her Masters in Library Science from Texas Woman’s University and a BA in English Composition from Texas A&M University. She holds teacher certifications in the State of Colorado and a Comptia A+ IT certification. Before coming to Butler, Jenni has served in various roles in corporate, academic, school, and public libraries focused on technology, STEM programming, instruction, and technical services.

Brittany is an information professional who is passionate about health sciences information instruction, research, and support. She provides a wide variety of educational support to students, faculty, and staff in health sciences information literacy in the College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, Speech, Language, and Hearing Science, and First Year Seminar courses. She earned her Masters in Library and Information Science from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and a BA in French from the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse. Before coming to Butler, Brittany worked in many roles at the Strauss Health Sciences Library at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus in Aurora, Colorado for over eleven years. Her research interests include information-seeking behavior and user experience, reference and instruction, scholarly communication, and graphic medicine. Her latest research can be found in Medical Reference Services Quarterly.

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