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Coming Out Of The Controlled Closet: A Comparison Of Patron Keywords For Queer Topics To Library Of Congress Subject Headings, Jessica L. Colbert Mslis
Coming Out Of The Controlled Closet: A Comparison Of Patron Keywords For Queer Topics To Library Of Congress Subject Headings, Jessica L. Colbert Mslis
Library Philosophy and Practice (e-journal)
Subject access to homosexuality and other LGBT topics has a complicated history. Because language used for concepts can change depending on who you ask, controlling this vocabulary is a difficult task. The aim of this research is to show a discrepancy between keyword searches and Library of Congress Subject Headings when searching for queer topics, as well as to encourage other librarians to perform research in this area when updating or adding new subject headings. The results of this study show that differences in language do exist but mainly for concepts with difficult or multiple meanings or when doing searches …
Metadata Horizons, Sue Ann Gardner
Metadata Horizons, Sue Ann Gardner
University of Nebraska-Lincoln Libraries: Conference Presentations and Speeches
Question: What do you see are the near-term horizon issues that will impact Metadata Services and how should we position ourselves to continue to evolve?
Concerns: Technology, society, work force.
Academic Program Review, University Libraries, University Of Nebraska-Lincoln: Self-Study Report
Academic Program Review, University Libraries, University Of Nebraska-Lincoln: Self-Study Report
UNL Libraries: White Papers
University Libraries, University of Nebraska‐Lincoln, Academic Program Review: Self‐Study Report, January 2017
Introduction
Background
Strategic Directions 2017‐2020
Progress on 2010 APR Recommendations
Liaison Model
Mentoring
Media and Digital Arts
Administrative Structure
Summary of Libraries Accomplishments and Contributions
Resources
Spaces and Technology
People
Strategic Partnerships
Organizational Culture, Communication, and Decision Making
Conclusion
Appendix 1. Office of Institutional Research and Planning Data Set
Appendix 2. UNL Libraries Strategic Directions 2017‐2020
Appendix 3. UNL and NU Mission Statements and Strategic Plans
Appendix 4. Organizational Charts
Appendix 5. University Libraries Appointment and Promotion Procedures and Deliberations
Appendix 6. Faculty Bylaws and Tenure and Promotion …
Locating Wojnarowicz: Moving Through Library Systems, Structures And Technologies, Emily Drabinski, Alana Kumbier
Locating Wojnarowicz: Moving Through Library Systems, Structures And Technologies, Emily Drabinski, Alana Kumbier
Library Philosophy and Practice (e-journal)
This paper asks critical questions about the role of classification structures and descriptive systems in generating new knowledge from library and archives collections. Grounded in theories of articulation advanced by Ernesto Laclau and Chantal Mouffe, the authors posit that librarians and archivists might function better as translators across classifying systems, rather than as merely transcribers and builders of the systems themselves. The analysis looks to two collections of materials by and about queer artist and activist David Wojnarowicz to understand the varying ways libraries and archives construct stable articulations around shifting subjects of knowledge.