Submissions from 2021
Measuring User Satisfaction: UK Libraries’ LibQUAL+ 2020 Results, Julene L. Jones
Findings about our Library Surveys: Universities of Louisville and Kentucky’s User Surveys, Julene L. Jones and Anita R. Hall
Refining Your Results with Alma Analytics, Julene L. Jones and Mary Ellen Willemsen
Beyond "Viuda de": Practical Approaches to Promoting Mexican Books Printed at Women-Owned Businesses, Taylor Leigh and Colleen Barrett
Reigniting Endowed Excitement: A Case Study of Collaborating across Divisions to Improve Access to a Legacy Collection in an R1 Library System, Taylor Leigh and Colleen W. Barrett
Sustaining Cross-Departmental Programmatic Change for Reparative Description at the University of Kentucky Special Collections Research Center, Megan M. Mummey
Achieving Resilience for Our Future: Sustainability Practices in Libraries, René Tanner, Rebekkah Smith Aldrich, Monika Antonelli, and Adrian K. Ho
Submissions from 2020
Return to Work Planning: COVID-19 Re-Opening and the Uncertain "New Normal", Jay-Marie Bravent
Libraries’ ClimateQUAL Survey 2020: Implementation and Results, Erika Chambers and Julene L. Jones
Richardson Collection of Toy and Movable Books, Cindy Cline, Katie Caton, and Alyssa Coon
Embracing Micro-Appraisal in Digital Curation Workflows, Sarah Dorpinghaus and Kyna Herzinger
Academic Libraries as Enablers to Prepare Graduate Students for Open Scholarship, Adrian K. Ho
Gather, Educate, Prepare: Libraries as Champions to Build Informed and Climate-Resilient Communities, Adrian K. Ho, René Tanner, and Monika Antonelli
CreateUK: Opportunities for Digital Pedagogy, Projects, and Collaborative Infrastructure, Jennifer Hootman
The DH Librarian: Dispatches from the Field, Jennifer Hootman
Business Models for Post-Crisis Information Ecosystems, Antje Mays
UK Libraries: Your Partner in Data Management, Data Sharing, and Data Preservation, Lauren E. Robinson and Adrian K. Ho
Exploring Kentucky History: Historical Resources from the University of Kentucky, Matthew Strandmark and Sarah Dorpinghaus
Submissions from 2019
“Come Hell and High Water”: The Role of Archivists, Historical Myths, and Activism in Communities Facing Repeated Extreme Flooding Events, Jay-Marie Bravent, Kari A. Greenwalt, and Shawn Gladden
Appraisal Frameworks Used to Deaccession Part of a University Faculty Personal Papers Collection: The Case of the Artist's Scrapbooks, Ruth E. Bryan
Strategies for Investigating the Modern Era at UK Archives, Ruth E. Bryan
History Allies: Helping Protect Your Past: Resources on Managing Archives & Records for Community-Based Organizations, Ruth E. Bryan, Sarah Dorpinghaus, and Matthew Strandmark
Aliados de la historia: Ayudando a proteger su pasado: Recursos sobre la gestión de archivos y registros para organizaciones comunitarias, Ruth E. Bryan, Sarah Dorpinghaus, Matthew Strandmark, and Laura M. Cuevas Meléndez
Breaking Out of the Box: Transforming Archival Collections and Workflows through Collaborative Description Projects, Cindy Cline, Libby Hertenstein, Lindy Smith, Rachel Howard, Rebecca Pattillo, and Ruth E. Bryan
The At-Risk Student Population You Might Be Overlooking: Working with Developmental Education Students, Lauren Colburn and Beth Fuchs
