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Tess Graham

Posted on: August 6th, 2018 by Clemon Beamon

I’m the evening supervisor at the J. D. Williams Library and am responsible for operations after business hours as well as reserves of all kinds (faculty, permanent, collections) and supervising student staff in using our LibInsight statistics tool.

Holly Holder-Brown

Posted on: March 1st, 2018 by Clemon Beamon

Robert Palmertree

Posted on: December 13th, 2017 by Clemon Beamon

My role in the library is to maintain the stacks in the Main Library and to make sure there is adequate space for books and students to study in. With nearly 1.5 million volumes filling 5 floors of shelves and a student body of over 21,000, this can be a very daunting task at times.

Cecilia Botero

Posted on: September 27th, 2017 by Clemon Beamon

My role:

Professor Cecilia Botero will be the new Dean of Libraries beginning July 15, 2016.

Dean Botero received her MLIS from the University of Texas at Austin.  Before coming to the University of Mississippi she served as the Associate Dean for Discovery and Access, George A. Smathers Libraries and Fackler Director of the Health Science Center Libraries at the University of Florida.  Among her many interests in the field of academic librarianship include conducting user studies and surveys; collaborating with partner libraries and consortium; enhancing evidence-based collection and budget strategies; creating new and exciting library space; offering additional resources and developing innovative services for faculty, researchers and students.

Brian Young

Posted on: September 27th, 2017 by Clemon Beamon

My role:

Brian Young is UM Libraries’ Head and Associate Professor of Scholar Support and Data Services.

In his role as the collections strategist, Brian works collaboratively with other librarians to implement new approaches to collection development/building in order to develop and maintain a sustainable budget. This primarily includes reviewing and introducing new models for accessing content and seeking to understand how users currently access and use currently owned and licensed resources.

In his role as the School of Engineering liaison, Brian works with the school to support faculty, develop collections, and provide library instruction and research support for students.

Brian also supports the Research and Instruction Services department by teaching first-year instruction initiatives classes and providing reference support through virtual chat.

Brian’s research interests include scholarly communication, library collections, and the intersections/tensions between the two topics.

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