Responsibilities: Professor Scott joined the University Libraries faculty in 2012 as a Catalog Librarian and in August 2014 she became the Integrated Library Systems Librarian. Her primary responsibility is the operation and maintenance of the Sierra integrated library system and Encore Duet discovery layer. Her work requires the utilization of her cataloging expertise as she builds, refines, tests, and expands the bibliographic database. Her research interests include music bibliography, information literacy, and digital library services.

Responsibilities: Dr. Haggerty joined the University Libraries faculty in November 2016 as a User Interfaces Librarian. His responsibilities include providing leadership and direction for the design, development, and implementation of the various online interfaces that provide access to the resources and services of the University Libraries. As a member of the University Libraries’ faculty, he participates in the Collection Development Program, the User Instruction Program, staffing of the Research and Information Services (RIS) desk, and also serves as Liaison Librarian to one or more academic department(s).

Responsibilities: Monitoring the latest technological developments and considering the relevance and usefulness for delivering the services and resources of the University Libraries. Provide advice and consultation to departments and/or individuals on maximizing the use of new and emerging technologies to accomplish the work of the library. His efforts focus on identifying and implementing strategies to maximize the effective use of available technology to meet the needs of library users and library personnel.

Responsibilities: Provide a full range of technical and client support services to the faculty and staff of the University Libraries; also addresses technical and support needs of University students and faculty and the broader library user population both on and off campus; provide technical training for the faculty and staff of the University Libraries.

Responsibilities: Answers questions from users and vendors regarding system operations generally and with special application to the use of operation of the Libraries’ OnLine Catalog System. Executes programs and performs specialized tasks via remote computer terminal to maintain and improve system performance for the OnLine Catalog System. Provides technical support for the daily operation of the OnLine Catalog System for the University Libraries and its libraries partners. Participates in meetings and training sessions of the campus-wide LTSP group and cooperates with the Information Systems Division’s Client Services Department.