University Libraries & Learning Sciences Faculty and Staff Publications
The Faculty of the University Libraries of the University of New Mexico welcomes you to browse our publications, research, and creative works.
Submissions from 2018
Artworks from "Desert Divinity" Exhibit, Kevin J. Comerford
"It was information based": Student Reasoning when Distinguishing Between Scholarly and Popular Sources, Amy Jankowski, Alyssa Russo, and Lori Townsend
Motley Crew: Collaboration across an Academic Library to Revive an Orphaned Collection, Amy Jankowski, Anne Schultz, and Laura Soito
Santo Tomás Apóstol de Abiquiú Church, Abiquiú, New Mexico - Burial Register Extractions 1777-1827, Samuel Sisneros
1790 Census of Belén, New Mexico, Samuel E. Sisneros
Degrees Conferred by UNM: Dataset, Amy E. Winter and Mary C. Wise
Submissions from 2017
Digitized Archival Primary Sources in STEM: A Selected Webliography, Amy Jankowski
Extending Data Curation Service Models for Academic Library and Institutional Repositories, Jon Wheeler
Beyond Discovery: Cross-Platform Application of Ecological Metadata Language in Support of Quality Assurance and Control, Jon Wheeler, Mark Servilla, and Kristin Vanderbilt
Submissions from 2016
Data Curation and the Arts: How Do Musicians Curate Their Data?, Amy S. Jackson, Jon Wheeler, and Todd Quinn
Developing a LIWC Dictionary: The lyrical poetry of 2PAC, Frank Waln, Litefoot, and Nataanii Means, Teresa Y. Neely, Sarah Kostelecky, Monica Etsitty Dorame, and Jorge Ricardo López-McKnight
Learning Commons Reference Collections in ARL Libraries, Cindy Pierard and Sever Bordeianu
Submissions from 2015
Reviewing Political Controversy: Book Reviewers Assess Childrens Literature Set in Israel/Palestine, Christina M. Desai
Data Services and the Performing Arts, Amy Jackson, Jon Wheeler, and Todd Quinn
From “My Block” to “Born on the Rez”: A Linguistic Analysis of Lyrics by 2PAC, Frank Waln, Litefoot, Nataanii Means, and Night Shield, Teresa Y. Neely, Sarah Kostelecky, Jorge Ricardo Lopez-McKnight, and Monica Etsitty Dorame
Let the Sun Shine In: Promoting Civic Engagement with Sunshine Week, Cindy Pierard, Josefine Smith, and Caitlin Wells
Chasing Sound: Technology, Culture and the Art of Studio Recording from Edison to the LP, Robin Potter
Can I Leave Early? : Using the Cephalonian Method for First-Year Library Instruction, Robin Potter and David Hurley
Functional Requirements Specification for Archival Asset Management: Identification and Integration of Essential Properties of Services Oriented Architecture Products, Jon Wheeler and Karl Benedict
Submissions from 2014
The Columbus Myth: Power and Ideology in Picturebooks About Christopher Columbus, Christina M. Desai
Music, Sound and Technology in America: A Documentary History of Early Phonograph, Cinema and Radio., Robin Potter
Executive MBA students' information skills and knowledge, Todd Quinn and Lora Leligdon
Democracy, Cultural Agency and Digital Bits: Saving ASAROs Blog, Suzanne M. Schadl
Getting Up Pal Pueblo: Documenting cross border debates through visual storytelling, Suzanne M. Schadl
Getting Up Pal Pueblo: Tagging ASAR-Oaxaca Prints and Stencils, Suzanne M. Schadl and Mike Graham de la Rosa
Submissions from 2013
Albuquerque: 300 Years of History from the Center for Southwest Research, Nancy Brown-Martinez
eHillerman: The Tony Hillerman Portal, Kevin Comerford
Using Drupal as an Information Resource Platform: The Celebrating New Mexico Statehood Project, Kevin Comerford
Information needs and research practices of graduate students in the master's in development practice program, Liz Cooper and Joann Jacoby
Multi-Institutional Library Collaboration and the Future of Scholarly Collections, Steven R. Harris
User-Driven Collections: Barriers to Implementation, Steven R. Harris
Interaction Between Departments: Strategies for Improving Interdepartmental Collaboration through Communication, Rebecca L. Lubas and Sever Bordeianu
Creating a pipeline to engineering for women through an interdisciplinary data-driven and cyber-infrastructure enabled course, Johann van Reenen and Kevin Comerford
Submissions from 2012
Gotta Dance, June 3, 2012, Randy Forrester, Nancy Brown-Martinez, Andrew Saletta, and Amy S. Jackson
Navajo Studies: Archival Collections at the UNM Center for Southwest Research, Ann Massmann
Alfredo Chavez Montoya Papers: A Window on the Labor Movement in the Southwest, Scott Worman
Submissions from 2011
The World as Presented to U.S. Children: Building Bridges or Confirming Expectations?, Christina M. Desai
Mortgaging Our Future on Ownership, or, the Pleasures of Renting, Steven R. Harris
Sustainable development in the cultural context: a review of sources and analysis of gaps, Joann Jacoby and Liz Cooper
A prescriptive guide to financial and environmentally sustainable library operations, Jackie Shane
Submissions from 2010
Click It, No More Tick It: Online Reference Statistics, Paulita Aguilar, Kathleen Keating, and Sue Swanback
Exile and Montage: Josep Renaus Reckoning with Community and Self, Claire-Lise Bénaud and Suzanne M. Schadl
Report of the Committee on Research Enhancement & Transformational Research Collaboration; executive summary, Thomas Caudell, Diana Northup, Johann van Reenen, and Deana Pennington
A Dozen Great Books: Dealing with Disaster: Ways of Coping, Healing, and Fighting Back, Christina M. Desai, Elaine B. Daniels, Yoo Kyung Sung, and Irene Welch
Archiving Your Research: the UNM Institutional Repository, Amy S. Jackson
Do you speak Multimedia Metadata? Multi-format Cataloging at the University of New Mexico, Rebecca L. Lubas
Submissions from 2009
Program Report : Exploiting and providing research data: finding strategies to help researchers, Miriam Blake
Special Libraries Association: The Importance of Leadership, Donna E. Cromer
Centennial Science and Engineering Library Planning focus groups for an e-Science Mall, Christy Crowley
Teaching Information Literacy Skills to Prepare Teachers Who Can Bridge the Research-to-Practice Gap, Mark Emmons, Elizabeth B. Keefe, Veronica M. Moore, Rebecca M. Sanchez, Michele M. Mals, and Teresa Y. Neely
Metadata for Special Collections in CONTENTdm: How to Improve Interoperability of Unique Fields Through OAI-PMH, Myung-Ja Han, Christine Cho, Timothy W. Cole, and Amy S. Jackson
Satellite Outreach Services Program to Under-represented Students: "Being in Their Space, not on MySpace", Kathleen Keating and Paulita Aguilar
Defining Best Practices in Electronic Thesis and Dissertation Metadata, Rebecca L. Lubas
Assessing Diversity Initiatives: The ARL Leadership and Career Development Program, Teresa Y. Neely
Digital Library Linkages (ISTEC) activities report for visits to Montevideo and Buenos Aires. November 11-18, 2001, Johann van Reenen
Overview of Open Access and Innovation; SALALM Panel (April 30, 2007) on Opening Doors to Research Information: Institutional Repositories and the Open Access Movement, Johann van Reenen
Submissions from 2008
Dublin Core Metadata Harvested Through OAI-PMH, Amy S. Jackson, Myung-Ja Han, Kurt Groetsch, Megan Mustafoff, and Timothy W. Cole
Evaluating Descriptive Richness in Collection-Level Metadata, Oksana L. Zavalina, Carole L. Palmer, Amy S. Jackson, and Myung-Ja Han
Assessing Descriptive Substance in Free-Text Collection-Level Metadata, Oksana Zavalina, Carole L. Palmer, Amy S. Jackson, and Myung-Ja Han
Submissions from 2007
General Villa and General Pershing: Digitizing the Photographic Record of their Border Pursuits. Power Point presentation only., Claire-Lise Bénaud
The Challenge of Customizing an Institutional Repository: DSpaceUNM, Christy Crowley
An Inside Look Behind Pandora.com, Jackie Shane
Buying a House? Click on Home, Jackie Shane
One Song Leads to Another: Pandora Internet Radio, Jackie Shane
Tax Cuts: Are they all they're cut out to be?, Jackie Shane
The Taxing Season: What do your taxes fund?, Jackie Shane
You're Not Alone: Being single in the 21st century, Jackie Shane
Submissions from 2006
Training programs in academic libraries, Linda K. Lewis and Frances C. Wilkinson
A Calculated Move: Factoring the Cost of Relocation, Jackie Shane
Best Places to Live, Jackie Shane
Crime Doesn't Pay, Unless You're a Gun Salesman, Jackie Shane
Energy Statistics, Jackie Shane
Government Support for Health Care, Jackie Shane
Religion and How it Shapes Opinions, Jackie Shane
Statistical Evidence for the Health of a Nation, Jackie Shane
The Fools Guide to Predicting the Weather, Jackie Shane
Transportation Statistics: Why Americans are Spinning Their Wheels, Jackie Shane
What the World Pays to Fight, Jackie Shane
LibLink visits Fundacion Global Democracia y Desarrollo, Johann van Reenen
Précis of the Tribal Leadership Institute on Cultural Preservation, Johann van Reenen
Submissions from 2005
Making the Invisible Visible: What collection development needs to know about acquisitions, Linda K. Lewis and Nancy Pistorius
SuDocs and the Arts, Clark McLean
Patent Database Comparison, Jackie Shane
Presentation for the Mountain Plains Library Association., Jackie Shane
Library Services to the Masses When No One Knows What We Do, Annelise Sklar
The Pornographic Digital Divide: Libraries and Forbidden Knowledge, Annelise Sklar
Reference eBooks: Does an eBook on the Screen Beat One on the Shelf?, Frances C. Wilkinson and Linda K. Lewis
Submissions from 2004
Weaving Words and Pictures: Allen Say and the Art of Illustration, Christina M. Desai
Wikipedia: An Emergent Encyclopedia, Jackie Shane
Wikipedia: More is Better, Jackie Shane
Annual Report of the DIGITAL LIBRARY LINKAGES initiative of ISTEC with analysis of outcomes for 2004, Johann van Reenen
Brazil supports Open Access to Scientific Information, Johann van Reenen
Could Brazilian research organizations support the Berlin Open Access Accord? A proposal to the ISTEC Board of Directors, Johann van Reenen
International and National Partnerships to Select, Test, and Develop Institutional Repositories, Johann van Reenen
Submissions from 2003
A Rose by any Other Name Would Still Smell a Cheat, Jackie Shane
Presentation at the American Library Association Annual Conference, Jackie Shane
The Mechanics of Plagiarism Detection Tools, Jackie Shane
Submissions from 2002
The Greatest Problem with Which the Library is Confronted: A Survey of Academic Library Outreach to the Freshman Course, Cindy Pierard and Kathryn A. Graves
