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Hollis, Deborah Associate Professor

Positions

Associate Professor, University Libraries

Research Areas

Research

research overview

Associate Professor Deborah Hollis' research interests include special collections and archives administration, undergraduate teaching and learning with rare works and primary sources, and diversity in academic libraries.

keywords

Special collections and archives, undergraduate teaching and learning, STEM instruction and digital humanities

Publications

selected publications

book
- Thirteenth Night: a comic book 2016
- A Finding Guide to the British Government Publications at the University of Colorado at Boulder Libraries 2004
chapter
- Still Ambiguous After All These Years: Reflections on Diversity in Academic Libraries. 3-11. 2018
- On the Ambiguous Side: Experience in a Predominately White and Female Profession 1996
conference proceeding
- Maps: A Visual Tool in the STEM Undergraduate Experience. 197-201. 2017
journal article
- Radical Science Writing: An Interdisciplinary Book Arts Approach. 40-57. 2017
- Science Instruction Through the Visual Arts in Special Collections. portal: Libraries and the Academy. 197-216. 2014
- The Film Archive as a Classroom: Lessons for Heritage Professionals. 16-32. 2014
- Creating access to invisible special collections: Using participatory management to reduce a backlog. Journal of Academic Librarianship. 466-475. 2004
- The role of special collections departments in humanities undergraduate and graduate teaching: A case study. portal: Libraries and the Academy. 465-480. 2002
- Family history in early US state documents. Journal of Government Information. 529-547. 2001
- Affirmative Action or Increased Competition. Journal of Library Administration. 49-75. 1999
- Publishing on the web: Creating a Local Reference Tool. Library Hi Tech. 63-74. 1999
- A virtual government documents reference collection. 31-43. 1997
- Measuring worldwide connectivity: Expansion of the Internet. Journal of Government Information. 499-513. 1996
- Conducting Black Geneaological Research: The Story of Oliver and Lillia. 5-13. 1995
- Cybercitizenry: government information in transition. 25-30. 1995
- Latin America and Africa: A Status Report on the Internet. 278-281. 1994

Background

education and training

M.L.S., University of Arizona 1991
B.A., University of Arizona 1984

awards and honors

Ralph Ellsworth Award for Faculty (University Libraries), conferred by University Libraries, 2008

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ORCID iD

http://orcid.org/0000-0002-8020-0007