SLIS Faculty
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SLIS Faculty
Barbara Albee
Indianapolis campus
M.L.S., University of Pittsburgh, 1992
- Courses Taught at SLIS
- S502 (L528) - Collection Development and Management
- S504 (L520) - Cataloging
- S505 (L651) - Evaluation of Resources and Services
- S632 (L584) - Technical Services
Research Interests: Academic libraries, e-resources, Collection development, and serials.
Rachel Applegate
Indianapolis campus
Ph.D., University of Wisconsin - Madison, 1995
- Courses Taught at SLIS
- S505 (L651) - Evaluation of Resources and Services
- S552 (new course, developed from L550) - Academic Library Management
Research Interests: Library evaluation, academic librarianship, academic outcomes assessment.
Mary Alice Ball
Indianapolis campus
Ph.D., University of Arizona, 2000
- Courses Taught at SLIS
- S541 (L563) - Information Policy
- S554 (L526) - Library Systems
- S603 (L595) - Workshop in Library and Information Science
- S605 (L596) - Internship in Library and Information Science
Research Interests: Information and technology policy, digital libraries, scholarly communication.
Philip C. Bantin
Director of Archives Specialization
Director of University Archives, Indiana University
Bloomington campus
MLS, University of Wisconsin - Madison, 1976 MA, Emery University, 1975
- Courses Taught at SLIS
Research Interests: Archives, records management, and electronic archives.
Katy Börner
Adjunct Associate Professor of Informatics
Core Faculty of Cognitive Science
Research Affiliate of the Biocomplexity Institute
Bloomington campus
Ph.D., University of Kaiserslautern, 1997
Research Interests: Information visualization, data mining, data modeling, 3-D collaborative virtual environments, and human-computer interaction.
Blaise Cronin
Honorary Visiting Professor, City University, London; Napier University, Edinburg; University of Brighton
Ph.D., The Queen's University of Belfast, 1983;
D.S.Sc., The Queen's University of Belfast, 1998
D.Litt (h.c.), Queen Margaret University College, Edinburgh, 1997
- Courses Taught at SLIS
Research Interests: Scholarly communication, citation analysis, informetrics, strategic intelligence
Ronald E. Day
Bloomington campus
Ph.D., State University of New York - Binghamton, 1990
- Courses Taught at SLIS
Research Interests: The history, culture and political economy of information, documentation, communication, knowledge, and digital media, particularly in the 20th and into the 21st centuries.
Hamid Ekbia
Adjunct Associate Professor of Informatics
Core Faculty of Cognitive Science
Bloomington campus
Ph.D., Indiana University, 2003
Research Interests: Social Informatics, Agent-Based Modeling in GIS, Mediation, Actor-Network Theory
Noriko Hara
Bloomington campus
Ph.D., Indiana University, 2000
Research Interests: Community of practice, knowledge sharing, collective action with ICT, social informatics.
Susan C. Herring
Adjunct Professor of Linguistics
Bloomington campus
Ph.D., University of California - Berkeley, 1991
Research Interests: Computer-mediated communication; web analysis; gender and information technology; culture and information technology; discourse
Marilyn M. Irwin
Associate Professor
Indianapolis campus
Ph.D., Indiana University, 1991
- Courses Taught at SLIS
- S506 (L509) - Introduction to Research
- S629 (L620) - Topics in Information Sources and Services
Research Interests: Research Interests: Access to information, in all formats, particularly for people with disabilities.
Elin K. Jacob
Director, SLIS Doctoral Program
Bloomington campus
Ph.D., University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill, 1994
Research Interests: Representation of knowledge, including theories of classification and categorization; indexing systems as cognitive scaffolding; design, implementation and evaluation of ontologies and metadata schemes; and information architecture. Philosophy of information.
Annette Lamb
Indianapolis campus
Ph.D., Iowa State University, 1987
- Courses Taught at SLIS
- S532 (L571) - Information Architecture for the Web
- S574 (L551) - Information Inquiry for School Teachers
- S603 (L595) - Workshop in Library and Information Science
Research Interests: Effective integration of technology into the classroom; Dr. Lamb hosts the Eduscapes.com website, which includes a wide range of award-winning, free resources for educators.
Joyce Manuel
Indianapolis campus
Ph.D., Indiana University, 1993
- Courses Taught at SLIS
- S501 (L524) - Reference
- S521 (L623) - Humanities Information
- S524 (L622) - Adult Readers Advisory
Research Interests: History of the black visual artist and library collections of these artists in academic, public, art school, and museum libraries.
Lokman I. Meho
Bloomington campus
Ph.D., University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill, 2001
Research Interests: Citation analysis, informetrics, scholarly communication, social network analysis
Thomas Nisonger
M.L.S. Program Director
Bloomington campus
Ph.D., Columbia University, 1976
Research Interests: Research interests include collection development/collection management, journal ranking, use of bibliometric data for evaluation, and library evaluation in an electronic environment.
John Paolillo
Associate Professor of Informatics
Adjunct Associate Professor of Linguistics
Bloomington campus
Ph.D., Stanford University, 1992
Research Interests: Online social networks, Computer-Mediated Communication, the Semantic Web, multilingualism and the Internet, statistical models and quantitative research methods, computational linguistics, information retrieval, sociolinguistics, and South Asian languages.
Taemin Kim Park
Coordinator for Bibliographic and Electronic Access Courses
Associate Librarian, IU Bloomington
Bloomington campus
Ph.D., Indiana University, 1992
Research Interests: Organization of digital resources, information retrieval, scholarly communication, serials.
Jean L. Preer
Indianapolis campus
Ph.D., George Washington University, 1980
J.D., George Washington University, 1974
- Courses Taught at SLIS
- S502 (L528) - Collection Development and Management
- S551 (L527) - Library Management
- S604 (L597) - Topics in Library and Information Science
Research Interests: American library history, intellectual freedom, professional ethics.
Alice R. Robbin
Bloomington campus
Ph.D., University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1984
- Courses Taught at SLIS
- S506 (L509) - Introduction to Research
- S510 (L501) - Introduction to Information Science
- S513 (L547) - Organizational Informatics
- S541 (L563) - Information Policy
- S601 (L600) - Directed Readings
- S602 (L594) - Directed Research
- S604 (L597) - Topics in Library and Information Science
- S701 (L701) - Introduction to Doctoral Research in Library and Information Science
- S702 (L702) - Doctoral Research Practicum I
- S706 (L709) - Introduction to Research
- S710 (L710) - Doctoral Research Practicum III
- S765 (L765) - Doctoral Research in Information Science
Research Interests: Information policy, resource management, and technology; social and organizational informatics, including communication and information behavior in complex organizations; and qualitative and quantitative research methods.
Howard Rosenbaum
Associate Professor of Information Science
MIS Program Director
Bloomington campus
Ph.D., Syracuse University, 1996
- Courses Taught at SLIS
Research Interests: Electronic commerce, information architecture, computer-mediated communication; managers and information in organizations; information policy and electronic networking; and the intersection of sociological and library and information science theory.
Katherine Schilling
Indianapolis campus
Ed.D., Boston University, 2002
- Courses Taught at SLIS
- S401 (L401) - Computer-Based Information Tools
- S551 (L527) - Library Management
- S573 (L554) - Education of Information Users
- S604 (L597) - Topics in Library and Information Science
- S653 (L559) - Health Sciences Librarianship
Research Interests: Access and management of health information, education of information users.
Pnina Shachaf
Bloomington campus
Ph.D., University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill, 2003
Research Interests: Virtual reference services and sources, comparative librarianship.
Debora Shaw
Bloomington campus
Ph.D., Indiana University, 1983
Research Interests: Research interests include information seeking and use by humanities scholars and other specialized user groups; and design and impact of electronic information sources.
Joel B. Silver
Director of Special Collections Specialization
Librarian and Curator of Books, Lilly Library, Indiana University
Bloomington campus
J.D., Whittier College, 1977
M.L.S., Indiana University, 1986
Research Interests: History of book collecting, history of the book, and history of the antiquarian book trade.
John A. Walsh
Adjunct Assistant Professor of English
Bloomington campus
Ph.D., Indiana University, 2000
- Courses Taught at SLIS
Research Interests: Digital humanities; digital libraries; the application of digital technologies and media formats to transform traditional humanities scholarship and to create new creative, collaborative, and experimental modes of scholarly discourse; semantic web and metadata technologies as discovery and analysis tools; digital editing and textual studies.
Jingfeng Xia
Indianapolis campus
Ph.D., University of Arizona
- Courses Taught at SLIS
- S501 (L524) - Reference
- S506 (L509) - Introduction to Research
- S522 (L625) - Social Science Information
Research Interests: I am interested in topics on the management of digital repositories. My recent research focused on assessing the success of self-archiving in the current practice of disciplinary and institutional repositories. Unlike previous assessment studies that obtained data from interviewing faculty and other users face-to-face and from faculty responses on questionnaires, my research evaluated the status of each actual deposit including such information as its depositorship, full-text availability, version, type and subject area. It is my hope that the necessary information about existing strategies of self-archiving and their successful attributes will be able to identify the best practices and provide guidelines for repository managers to adjust their policies for recruiting more and better content, making their institutional repositories useful and sustainable.
Kiduk Yang
Bloomington campus
Ph.D., University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill, 2002
Research Interests: Information retrieval with emphasis on leveraging human knowledge for information discovery on the Web. Current work investigates integrating knowledge organization with text and link analysis to enhance Web searching.





























