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Partnering with your institution’s Senior Research Officer: An in-depth review by Ithaka S+R
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Does your library partner with the university's research office? Does the Senior Research Officer (SRO) know what services the library offers to support the research enterprise? Expand your understanding of current roles and priorities of the SRO. Hear insights and join the discussion on how libraries can better align research support services in collaboration with their SRO's evolving strategic directions.
Recently, Ex Libris sponsored a research study by Ithaka S+R to create an in-depth report to gain an inside look at the role of the SRO. After interviewing 44 incumbents at U.S. research universities, Ithaka S+R developed the Ithaka S+R Report: The Senior Research Officer: Experience, Role, Organizational Structure, Strategic Directions, and Challenges.
Join this ACRL Choice webcast with authors Oya Y. Rieger and Roger Schonfeld as they share their findings first-hand. Walk away with a greater understanding of how the SRO role has evolved, current trends, and the opportunities for libraries to further support SROs.
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Hi there, You are invited to a Zoom webinar. When: Feb 23, 2021 01:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada) Topic: Partnering with your institution’s Senior Research Officer: An in-depth review by Ithaka S+R Register in advance for this webinar: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_l-xV73nXREWuRqfTOBajVw After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar. ---------- Webinar Speakers Oya Y. Rieger (Senior Strategist, Libraries, Scholarly Communication, and Museums @Ithaka S+R) Oya Y. Rieger is a senior strategist on Ithaka S+R’s Libraries, Scholarly Communication, and Museums team. She spearheads projects that reexamine the nature of collections within the research library, help secure access to and preservation of the scholarly record, and explore the possibilities of open source software and open science. Prior to Ithaka S+R, Oya worked at Cornell University for 25 years. Her program areas included digital scholarship, collection development, digitization, preservation, user experience, scholarly publishing, learning technologies, research data management, digital humanities, and special collections. From 2009 – August 2019, Oya led the operations, governance, sustainability, and strategic development of arXiv.org, the OA preprint service for research papers in various STEAM fields. Oya has held numerous leadership positions with national and international organizations and published widely on topics like digital preservation, repositories, and more. Roger C. Schonfeld (Director, Libraries, Scholarly Communication, and Museums Program @Ithaka S+R) Roger Schonfeld is director of Ithaka S+R’s Libraries, Scholarly Communication, and Museums program. Roger and the team conduct research and provide advisory services to drive evidence-based innovation and leadership among libraries, publishers, and museums to foster research, learning, and preservation. Roger currently serves as a board member for the Center for Research Libraries. Previously, he has served on the NSF Blue Ribbon Task Force for Sustainable Digital Preservation and Access and NISO’s Open Discovery Initiative. He has authored dozens of research reports, articles, and briefing papers, which can be found at Ithaka S+R and the Scholarly Kitchen. Roger was previously a research associate at The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. He collaborated on The Game of Life: College Sports and Academic Values (Princeton, 2000) and wrote JSTOR: A History (Princeton, 2003). He received degrees in library and information science (Syracuse University) and English Literature (Yale University). Jessica Clemons (Research Solutions Expert @Ex Libris, a ProQuest Company)
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