research overview
- Prof. Lindquist's research focuses on how academic libraries can best support data-intensive interdisciplinary and collaborative research. She also leverages digital humanities methods in her own historical work.
- Contact Info
Lindquist, Thea Professor
Positions
- Professor, University Libraries
- Faculty Director, University Libraries
Research Areas
Research
keywords
- open scholarship, data-intensive research, digital humanities, early modern Europe
Publications
selected publications
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chapter
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conference proceeding
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Infrastructures of digital humanities.
Proceedings- Association for Information Science and Technology.
2020
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Infrastructures of digital humanities.
Proceedings- Association for Information Science and Technology.
2020
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journal article
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From the Ashes.
Daphnis - Zeitschrift für Mittlere Deutsche Literatur und Kultur der Frühen Neuzeit.
505-544.
2018
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WW1LOD: an application of CIDOC-CRM to World War 1 linked data.
International Journal on Digital Libraries.
333-343.
2017
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Using Linked Open Data to Enhance Subject Access in Online Primary Sources.
Cataloging and Classification Quarterly.
913-928.
2013
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How can educational technology facilitate student engagement with online primary sources? A user needs assessment.
Library Hi Tech.
224-241.
2011
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Academic/Research Librarians with Subject Doctorates: Experiences and Perceptions, 1965-2006.
portal: Libraries and the Academy.
399-412.
2010
- Academic/research librarians with subject doctorates: Data and trends 1965-2006. portal: Libraries and the Academy. 31-52. 2008
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Pleas'd by a newe inuention? : Assessing the impact of Early English Books Online on teaching and research at the University of Colorado at Boulder.
The Journal of Academic Librarianship.
347-360.
2007
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Clement Radolt (1953-1670): A Multifarious Career in the Seventeenth-Century Imperial Service.
9-29.
2007
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Study Tours As Professional Development for Librarians: An Assessment of the 2006 WESS Study Tour to Eastern Germany.
Collection Management.
19-52.
2007
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JOHN TAYLOR (1597-1655), ENGLISH CATHOLIC GENTLEMAN AND CAROLINE DIPLOMAT.
British Catholic History.
75-94.
2006
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Improving Library-Related Subject Skills and Performance in German Studies Librarianship: An Analysis of the Impact of the WESS Study Tour on New German Studies Librarians.
Collection Management.
19-43.
2006
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From the Ashes.
Daphnis - Zeitschrift für Mittlere Deutsche Literatur und Kultur der Frühen Neuzeit.
505-544.
2018
Background
education and training
- Ph.D., University of Wisconsin-Madison 2001
- M.A., University of Wisconsin-Madison 1999
- M.A., University of Wisconsin-Madison 1993
- B.A., North Dakota State University 1990
awards and honors
International Activities
global connections related to teaching and scholarly work (in recent years)
- Finland Country
- Germany Country
- western Europe Transnational Region