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Mining a Librarian: An Economist, a Data Set, EndNote Web and a Book
Conference Track
4. External Relationships
Keywords
collaborate, faculty, citation, economics, game theory, water, librarian, book, data set, bibliography, research, presentation of data, editing
Learning Objectives
- Librarians can collaborate with faculty on scholarly projects, particularly those involving a large bibliography.
- Librarians can help with research, data clean-up, writing, editing, and with data presentation.
- Marketing the product and the potential service is the key to increasing these types of collaboration in the future.
Abstract
An economist approached a librarian to help research for an article on game theory and water. This evolved into a 5-year project with a contract for a short monograph. Hundreds of citations were corralled with EndNote Web. Data consistency and accuracy required careful management. Marketing will grow future faculty-librarian collaborations.
Presenters
![[photo]](https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/fccf90d5b4215c2960fc1903392d9e22.png?d=https://proposalspace.com/images/no_photo.png&r=PG&s=50 "Margaret Hogarth, MLIS, MS Environmental Studies, The Claremont Colleges Library")