Submissions from 2021
Finding Opportunities and Challenges in a Custodial Partnership, Matthew J. Gorzalski
Submissions from 2020
Preserving the Past: Archiving Southern Illinois' Rich Musical Heritage, Matthew J. Gorzalski
Submissions from 2018
Digital Preservation Practices among Midwestern Four-year Public Colleges and Universities, Matthew J. Gorzalski
Submissions from 2017
A Content Analysis of 3D Printing Policies at Academic Libraries, Jennifer J. Horton
After the Big Deals Are Done, Jonathan Nabe
Submissions from 2016
Archivists and Thespians: A Case Study and Reflections on Context and Authenticity in a Digitization Project, Matthew J. Gorzalski
A comparison of three emerging online government 3D printing resources: NASA 3D Resources, Smithsonian X3D, and the NIH 3D Print Exchange, Jennifer J. Horton and Jian Anna Xiong
An Analysis Report of 2014 CALA Self-Assessment Survey, Jian Anna Xiong, Jiun Kuo, and Wen-ling Liu
Submissions from 2015
Archives and Non-humanities Students: Teaching with Primary Sources beyond Document Analysis, Matthew J. Gorzalski
Leaving the “Big Deal” … Five Years Later, Jonathan Nabe and David Fowler
Submissions from 2014
Reimagining Record Groups: A Case Study and Considerations for Record Group Revision, Matthew J. Gorzalski
Submissions from 2013
More Than Primary Sources: Teaching About the Archival Profession as a Method of K-12 Outreach, Eleanor Dickson and Matthew J. Gorzalski
Examining User-created Description in the Archival Profession, Matthew J. Gorzalski
Submissions from 2012
What Liaisons Say about Themselves and What Faculty Say about Their Liaisons, a U.S. Survey, Julie Arendt and Megan Lotts
Hal W. Trovillion's Role in Preserving the History of "Bloody Williamson", Melissa A. Hubbard
Leaving the Big Deal: Consequences and Next Steps, Jonathan Nabe and David C. Fowler
Submissions from 2011
Virtual Question Changes: Reference in Evolving Environments, Julie Arendt and Stephanie J. Graves
Budget Allocation Formulas: Magic or Illusion?, Roger Cross
Digital Books and the Salvation of Academic Publishing., Roger Cross
Ripe for the Plucking: Centralized and Consolidated Library Budgets as Revenue Streams for Profit., Roger Cross
Copyright, Fair Use, and the Creative Commons in the 21st century, Megan Lotts
Using the iPad for Reference Services, Megan Lotts and Stephanie Graves
Buying from Secondary Markets: Acquiring Dollars and Sense, Julie Mosbo and John Ballestro
What's Next for Collection Management and Managers? Changing the Organization of Collection Development, Jonathan Nabe
Submissions from 2010
JSTOR Perspectives Essay, David H. Carlson
You Deserve Access to Research, David H. Carlson
What is a Professional Cataloger? Perception Differences between Professionals and Paraprofessionals, Elizabeth J. Cox and Ann K.D. Myers
Hunting in the Shadows for Savings: Reevaluating Standing Orders, Roger L. Cross
Not So Fast! Economic Principles and Across-the-Board Cuts, Roger L. Cross
Unions and Labor Archives, Pamela S. Hackbart-Dean
History on the Move: Relocating Special Collections and Archives, Pamela S. Hackbart-Dean, Leah Agne, and Julie Mosbo
Foreign LIS Degrees in Contemporary US Academic Libraries, Melissa A. Hubbard, Amber T. Burtis, and Megan C. Lotts
Bringing Rare Books to Light: The State of the Profession, Melissa A. Hubbard and Ann K.D. Myers
Student Workers: The Untapped Resource for Library Professions, Charlene Maxey-Harris, Jeanne G. Cross, and Thomas McFarland
Graphic Novel Collections in Academic ARL Libraries, Cassie Wagner
Submissions from 2009
A Tradition of Access: Creating a Diversity News Index Using OCLC’s CONTENTdm, Leah Broaddus and Pam Hackbart-Dean
Managing Indigenous Knowledge And Traditional Cultural Expressions: Is Technology The Solution?, Amber T. Burtis
The 800-pound Gorilla in the Room, or, How to Explain To a Non-Librarian What a Cataloger Is., Elizabeth J. Cox
Music Score Approval Plans in Research Libraries: A Survey of Librarian Satisfaction With and Without Approval Plans, Elizabeth J. Cox, Roger Cross, and John Ballestro
Banned Books Week and the Freedom of the Press: Using a research collection for campus outreach, Melissa A. Hubbard
Are We On the Right Track? Issues With LP Record Collections in U.S. Academic Libraries, Andrea Imre and Elizabeth J. Cox
Submissions from 2008
Imperfect Tools: Google Scholar vs. Traditional Commercial Library Databases, Julie Arendt
AAAS and JSTOR: Anatomy of a Successful Initiative, David H. Carlson
Reviewing Digital Scholarship: The Need for Discipline-Based Peer Review, Jeanne Glaubitz Cross
Cyberspace or Face-to-Face: The Teachable Moment and Changing Reference Mediums., Christina M. Desai and Stephanie J. Graves
Parenthood, Professorship, and Librarianship: Are They Mutually Exclusive?, Stephanie J. Graves, Jian Anna Xiong, and Ji-Hye Park
Career Choices and Career Advancement: Chinese American Librarians in the 21st Century, Ruan Lian and Jian Anna Xiong
Chinese American Librarians in the 21st Century: Profile Update, Ruan Lian and Jian Anna Xiong
Dissertation Citations in Organismal Biology at Southern Illinois University at Carbondale: Implications for Collection Development, Jonathan Nabe and Andrea Imre
Submissions from 2007
How do Psychology Researchers Find Studies to Include in Meta-analyses?, Julie Arendt
Fund Allocation Formula Analysis: Determining Elements for Best Practices in Libraries, Kitti Canepi
Work Analysis in Library Technical Services, Kitti Canepi
Library Faculty Publishing and Intellectual Property Issues: A Survey of Attitudes and Awareness, Howard Carter, Carolyn A. Snyder, and Andrea Imre
I'm a New Librarian! ... Now What?, Elizabeth J. Cox
On Being a New Librarian, Elizabeth J. Cox
Subject Access Points in the MARC Record and Archival Finding Aid: Enough or Too Many?, Elizabeth J. Cox and Leslie Czechowski
If One Wants a Good Result, One Needs a Good Consult, Pam Hackbart-Dean
On Your Mark, Get Set, Go! Overview of a Digital Project from Start to Finish, Pam Hackbart-Dean, Doug Goans, and Lauren Kata
Mapping the Literature of Health Care Management, Mary K. Taylor, Meseret D. Gebremichael, and Cassie Wagner
Submissions from 2006
When the Walls Crash Down: Offer Services Where the Students Are, Julie Arendt and Mary K. Taylor
Instruction via Instant Messaging Reference: What’s Happening?, Christina M. Desai and Stephanie J. Graves
Instruction via Chat: Does Co-Browse Help?, Stephanie J. Graves and Christina M. Desai
Usability Testing and Instruction Librarians: A Perfect Pair., Stephanie J. Graves and Margie D. Ruppel
Mapping the Literature of Medical-surgical Nursing, Mary K. Taylor
Submissions from 2005
Music Across Campus: a Study of Streaming Technology Use in Iowa Academic Libraries, Elizabeth J. Cox
Left of the Dial: An Introduction to Underground Rock, 1980-2000, Cassie Wagner and Elizabeth Stephan
Submissions from 1996
Twenty Years of Undergraduate Libraries: Whence and Whither?, Mark Watson, Jody Bales Foote, and Roland Person