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Rebekah Cummings; Lindsay Ozburn; Andrea Payant; Betty Rozum; Michael Shelton; Ryan Bushman | Assessing Research Compliance for Federally Funded Projects: The Good, the Bad, and the Publicly Accessible | In 2016, Utah State University launched a program to ensure their campus' federal grant recipients were in compliance with funder mandates to share any data or publications produced as a result of the award. This paper discusses how a cross-institutional team of librarians and administrators evaluat... | research data management; assessment; online asynchronous focus groups (OAFG); grant compliance | 2020-08-12 |
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Kraus, Peter L. | A librarian runs for political office (or Cincinnatus looks outside the Ivory Tower) | Librarians have long been activists for social and political causes outside of their profession; however, few take the crucial step and actually run for political office at the local, state, or national level. In March 2014, after being involved in local and state politics for over ten years and ... | 2015-08-23 | |
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GPO Public Access Assessment | 2012-05-22 | |||
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Mower, Allyson | Exploring publishing patterns at a large research university: Implications for library practice | Objective - The research project sought to explore the value of data on publication patterns for decision-making regarding scholarly communications and collection development programs at a research-intensive post-secondary institution, the University of Utah in the United States. Methods - Publicati... | 2012-01-01 | |
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Silverman, Randall H. | Towards a national disaster response protocol | Since the Florence flood of November 4, 1966, the concept of an organized disaster response for cultural property has been a focus for conservators. In 1976, a decade after the Arno River had retreated from Florence's museums, libraries, and historic churches, a Library of Congress planning confere... | Emergency; Property; Preservation | 2006 |
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Technology and human progress: the information revolution | The world has entered the Information Age. We can look forward to even more dramatic changes in the future than those we have witnessed in the past. These changes are challenging individuals, institutions, and nations. Even though information transmission, processing, and utilization has increased b... | Telecommunication; Information Age | 1993-10-07 | |
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Sons of Martha: reshaping the electric industry | In summary, what had we actually done? Succinctly stated, we had made dramatic changes in the way the electric utility service was to be offered in the future. The changes had been to some degree institutional and political. But primarily they were technological. And all of this was done at lesser c... | Public Trust | 1992-10-07 |
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