Rebecca K. Miller

Areas of Responsibility:

As the Digital Technologies Librarian, I am responsible for seeking out and championing new technologies for Middleton Library to use in a variety of services, including reference and instruction. I also provide library instruction in the LSU Libraries' for-credit course, LIS 1001. Along with these responsibilities, I also serve as the liaison to and collection development representative for the Human Ecology, SHREWD, and Women's and Gender Studies departments.

Educational Background:

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, M.S., Library Science, 2007
The College of William & Mary, B.A., English; Religion, 2004

Professional Experience:

LSU Libraries, Assistant Librarian, June 30, 2008 - present

Areas of Research:

Library History
Emerging Technologies
Issues with Copyright and Scholarly Communications
Library Professionalism and Leadership
International Librarianship

Recent Publications:

Miller, R. "From Bodleian to Idea Stores: The Evolution of English Library Design." Library Student Journal, v. 3 (2008).
http://www.librarystudentjournal.org/index.php/lsj/article/view/62/157

Professional Affiliations:

American Library Association
   Library Instruction Round Table
   New Members Round Table

Association of College & Research Libraries
   Instruction Section
   Science & Technology Section
   Women's Studies Section

Louisiana Library Association
   Academic Section
   Library User Education Interest Group
   New Members Round Table