The Georgia Tech Library is proud to share several recent achievements by faculty and staff.
Congratulations to Assistant Dean for Interdisciplinary Initiatives and Director of the Clough Undergraduate Learning Commons John Mack Freeman on the publication of "The Politicization Antibody Effect: How Community-Embedded Directors Can Neutralize Library Politicization" in The Political Librarian. Congratulations as well to Research and Instruction Librarian Ryan Gaylor, lead author of "Academic Libraries Advancing Open Educational Resources: A Scoping Review," published in the Journal of Librarianship and Scholarly Communication.
The Library also announces that Tiffany Roberts has been named the Library's first Title II and Digital Access Librarian. In this role, Roberts will collaborate with teaching faculty, Library staff, and campus partners to promote accessible learning materials and improve access to collections and course reserves.
As Library collections continue to expand beyond physical books and journals, digital resources now make up most of the collection. The Library is committed to increasing access to information resources by providing accessible materials that support the success of students, faculty, and staff in their coursework, research, and lifelong learning.
As part of its ongoing effort to better serve Georgia Tech and the campus community, the Library's Archives and Special Collections unit has updated the working titles of several staff members to better reflect the scope and impact of their work: