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Fay aye A. C Chadwe well Donald ald a and Delpha ha Campbe bell Un l University L Librarian a and O OSU P U Press D Director

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With dono nor s sup upport b behind us us, O OSU Librar aries an and Pr Pres ess i is mak making g a a difference for

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OSU L Libraries c cont ntinues to pur purchase significant l library r resources to enh nhance o

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ENHAN HANCED A ACCESS SS T TO COLLECTIONS

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That de development i is l s largely driven by y the f feedback that OSU students p provide to

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final exams ms. . Students s also e enthusiastically greeted t the ar arrival al of two wo inf nformation k kiosks that pr provide a anno nnouncements o

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n cur urrent and nd upc upcoming h happe ppenings, i inc ncluding library r research w

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ur po popu pular study r rooms w with the s swipe of th their OS OSU I ID ca card. By By lend nding l lapt ptops, e-read eader ers, an and t tab ablets, we of

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ST STUDENT-CEN ENTER ERED ED S SERVICES ES A AND SPACES ES

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OSU L U Libr braries and P Press o

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In the spring of 2 2013, J Jessie Leac ach, an u undergraduat ate i in E Ethnic Studies, b began an creating a a dual l l languag age ( (Engli lish a and S Span anish)

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exhibi bit, to showcase m materials als w within the he Cole legio César Cháve vez Colle llection. Another u undergraduat ate majoring i in Libe beral l Studies, J s, Josh Garhofe fer, w worked w wit ith f faculty from t the L Libr ibraries and Press t to updat ate t the webs bsite d dedicat ated t to Ellie’s L ’s Log, , the f e first children's 's b book p publishe shed b by OSU P Press.

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about t his ex experien ence a e at: http:/ ://joshgarho hofer.w .weebly.c .com/ m/blog.ht .html ml. The Special C al Colle llection

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Archives R Resear arch C Center p provides unique r research ch oppo pportunities f for undergraduat

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ltural l Archives ( (OMA). N Natali alia a Fernández, Oregon

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Multicult ltural L al Libr brar arian an, assisted thes ese s students through thei eir r res esearch p process as as they colla llabo borated and u used O OMA resources t to create a a cam ampus tour guid idebook f featuring t the his istories of

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ENGAGI GING U UNDE DERGRA GRADU DUATES IN R RESEARCH

The “ “Histories of Students of Co Colo lor at O OSU” guidebook i is accessible le online http://bit.ly ly/K4 K42cTF. F.

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Estab abli lished i in 2006 i in pa partnership w with the L Libraries A Advisory C y Counci cil, OSU U Libr braries s sponsor

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Library Un Undergrad aduat ate R Resear arch A Awar ard (LURA) to acknowle ledge a and a award O OSU U st students’ s’ u use se o

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In the s spring o

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funds p provided b by the estat ate o

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Gilbe lbert W. Cleasby by was a a well-respected o

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Marie M Mendenhall all Cleas asby was as a a master g gardener who g

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OSU i U in 1952 w with a a BS i in home econ

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$1000 s schola

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student in n social s al sciences/sciences/engineering f from

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Orego gon n State Un

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yea ear’s w winners an and t the e titles o

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eir p pap apers are: Brittan any Backe ken – “Coe

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Cheesecak ake”: ”: The 1 1959 W Wrestli ling C Court a and the Pol

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Marriage M Market at at Oregon

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State Colle llege Arly lyn Y. Moreno L Luna – Ef Effects ts o

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f Xantho hohu humo mol on Biom

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aboli lic S Syndrome i in Obese R Rats. In n 2013, 13, the e LURA p program am r recognized t these r research p papers and t their a author

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Global A

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the New Yor

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World ld’s F Fair b by Hannah ah M Mahon

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Vir Virus – 3 (G (GLR LRaV-3) S Seasonal T Tit iter C Changes a and E Effects on

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inot Noir Noir F Fruit in in Or Oregon b by Sarah W Wright.

LIBRARY U UNDERGRADUATE R RESEARCH CH AWARD

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THE LINUS US PAUL ULING L LEGACY CY C CONTINUE

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OSU L U Libr braries and P Press g gran ants the L Linus P Pauling Legac acy A Awar ard every ot

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year ar to an individual w al who c

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Zia a Mian an, a , a physicist st w with P h Princeton U University’s P Program m

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will r l receive t the 2014 L Linus P Pauling Legac acy A Awar ard. The a awar ard a acknowle ledges Mian’s accomplishme hments as a a s scientist and as a a peac ace a activist i in contribu buting t to the global e

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ant a as December 2013 m marked t the 50th a anniversar ary o

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Pauling’s receipt o

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bel l Peac ace P Prize f for c cam ampai aigning t to end nucle lear w weap apon

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Pauling r remains t the only p person

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The he hi history o

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hops a and b brewing is hi history w worth saving. g. That’s ’s w why the OSU SU Libraries & & Press ss' Special Col

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Research Center (SCA CARC) established t the Oregon H Hops ps & & Brewing Archiv ives (OHB HBA) i in summ mmer 2013. The A Archives will p preserve the s stor

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p production an and t the e craft brewing m moveme ment i in Oregon

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first archive i in the U United S States dedicated t to

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and telling the intertwined stor

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hop

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. It docum uments all fa facets o

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the craft b brewing i ind ndustry and nd uni unites t the social and nd cultura ral aspects of brewing with h the sciences of OSU.

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BA wi will p pres eser erve e this importan ant as aspect of Oregon h history a and nd o

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unique research

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pportunities for O OSU s students a and nd f faculty a as well as researcher ers from o m outside OSU inter eres ested ed in hops r res esear arch an and b brewi wing. g.

OREGON HO HOPS AN S AND BREWING AR ARCHI HIVES

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OSU Li Library f faculty m members Anne-Marie ie Deitering, the F Frankli klin Mc McEdw dward Professo ssor f for Under ergrad aduate L e Lear earning I g Initiat atives es, an and Han annah ah Rempel received an L.

• L. L

L Stewart F Faculty De Development A Award i in n Janu nuary 2 2014 to compl plement t the Orbis bis Cas ascad ade Al Allian ance Pr e Professional De Development A Award t they received in f n fall 2013. Both a awards sup upport t their pr project t to collaborate with o

• ther O

Oregon librarians t to b bui uild a an n ope pen n onl nline c cour urse for basic r research s skills ins nstruction. Ri Richard Sapo pon-White, e, OSU L Libraries’ ’ head o

• f Catalogi

ging a g and M Met etadata Services, , received ed a a Ful ulbright Gr Grant t to visit a and nd live i in n Warsaw, Poland nd d dur uring 2012-2013. Sapo pon-Whi hite taught ht libra rary science c cour urses at the Uni niversity o

• f Warsaw and

nd lectured t throughout Poland nd and nd the Cz Czech Republic. c. Director

• r of
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merging T Technol

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and Services D Department, E , Evviva W Weinraub, l led an OSU Li Libraries team eam in a a par artnership wi with M Mar aria’ a’s Libraries, an an NG NGO in Rural al K Ken enya.

• a. This par

artnership sough ght t to provide u users the a ability t y to

• crowdsource

ce tran anslat ations o

• f folk tal

ales es an and existing g children en’s books into a a var ariety o

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African an l lan angu guage ages, sub-languages, , and d

• dialects. The O

OSU t team m delivered a a proo

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tool that h has the o

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pportunity t to pr promote technology e expl ploration, i improve e early childhood liter erac acy, c chan ange ge the e way we e ap approac ach foreign gn lan angu guage ge lear earning, an and to provide e

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pportunities f for cost-ef effec ective, m , multi-language ge p publishing. g.

FACUL ULTY INNOVATION A AND O OUTREACH CH

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Establishing e end ndowed po positions t to r recruit and nd r retain t top- notch h libra rary fa faculty is a top pr p priority f for our ur f fun undraising. Gift fun unds a also ena nable us us to pr provide pr professional developme ment op

• ppor
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leaders. Anne Bah Bahde, History o

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Science L Librarian i in the O OSULP’s Special Col

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pr profiled a as o

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ne of the b bright young ung l librarians on n The F Fine Books and nd Co Collections Blog in n Oct October 2013 13 (http://www.fin inebo booksmagazin ine.com/fin ine_bo _books_bl _blog/ 201 013/10 10/bright-young

• ung-libra

rari rians-anne nne-bahd hde.pht html). ). Bah Bahde has as over ersigh ght for gen gener eral al r rar are e books an and history

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science collections i in n the Ce Cent nter. Ge Gene nerous g gifts to the Li Library Friends f funds e enabled Bah Bahde to to atte tend t the Rar are e Book Scho hool he held a at t the he U University of Virginia in n Charlottesvi ville in n the l late s summer of

• f 201

013.

NEW FA FACULTY FA FACES

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• Dr. A

Amanda Whit itmir ire, D Data ta Mana nagement S Specialist wit ith O OSU SU Lib ibrar aries an and P Press s sin ince November 2012, wa was a awa warded a Nati tiona nal L Leadership Grant nt f for Lib ibrar aries from t the I Institute o

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Museum an and L Lib ibrary

• Services. D
• s. Dr. Whit

itmir ire will ll le lead t this two wo-ye year demons nstrat ation n proje ject gran ant f for $155, 55,464 464 i in collaboratio ion w wit ith t the Univ iversity o

• f Oregon, Purdue

Uni niversity, th the G Georgia I Ins nstitut ute o

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Techno nology y and nd Penns nnsylvania S Sta tate Uni

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Grant nt parti ticipant nts a are facili litating a m mul ulti-un university s stud tudy o

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faculty y data ta mana nagement p plans ns ( (DMPs). DMPs p provide a a wind ndow int nto th the d deta tailed i ind ndividua ual d data ta m mana nagement h habits, capabilities and nd ne needs o

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facul ulty a and nd th their gradua uate students. s. NEW FA FACULTY FA FACES

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Dr.

• r. Korey

ey Jackson

• n was

as a appoi

• inted t

the new Gray F Family ly Chair r fo for Inno nnovative Libr brary Services a at Oregon

• n S

Stat ate Un University Libr brar aries and Press i in Decembe ber 2

• 2013. E

Establi ablished wit ith a a $2 mil illion endowment, , the e Gray Famil ily Chai air f for I Innovative Libr brar ary Services identifies inno nnovative m means ns f for access ssing and im improvin ing the d e del elivery

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infor

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ation

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studen ents ts, f faculty, y, and s d sta taff f — with t the e goal o

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moving OSU L Libr brar aries a and P Press t to the fo forefront as s an n information

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provider. Dr

• Dr. J

Jackson i is t the t e third holder er of this p prestigious s pos

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His is m main in

• bjective will b

ll be t to e establi ablish a fo forward-thinking, s strat ategic, a and ro robust digital p al publishing architecture f for

• r OS

OSU L Libr ibraries and Press. . Before coming t to OSU, U, Dr

• Dr. J

. Jackson w was an American C Council of L Lear arned Societ eties es ( (ACLS) Publi lic F Fello llow at Anvil A l Acad ademic, a a digital al human anities publishe her sponsored d by t the C Council o l on L Libr brar ary and Information

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Resources ( (CLIR LIR) a and t the N National In Inst stitute for Technology in L Libe beral l Education

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(NITLE LE). He als e also h held eld a a CLIR Postdoctor

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l Fello llowship a at the e Un University o

• f Michigan

an’s M Michigan an P Publishing, where he d develop loped campus-wide o

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ach e effor

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arou

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ccess publi lishing a and digital al human anities trainin ing a and disc scuss ssion.

NEW FA FACULTY FA FACES

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Oregon

• n State U

University Press, t , the on

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y university press i in the s state, h , has Been pub n publishing books about ut l life a and nd the e environment of the P Pacific Northwest since 1

• 1961. Ge

Gene nerous P Press sup upporters like John and nd Shirley Byr yrne h help t to

• guarantee t

that we will b be publishing f for

• r distinguished t

titles f for

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th the next 50 50 years. The fir irst children’s bo book to be be publ blis ished by OSU Press, E Ellie's s Log: : Expl ploring ng the F For

• rest Where t

the G Great Tree Fe Fell cont ntinues to earn n accolades. W Written b by Jud udith L Li, , OSU A SU Asso ssociate Professor of Fisheries, a and illustrated b by y M. . L.

• L. (Peg)

Herring, h , head of

• f OSU Extension
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Com

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munication

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In February 2 2014, t , the book w was s short-listed f for

• r the G

Green E Earth Book

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Award. . Ellie’s L Log was as al also among ng the 2 2014 finalists for t the Ch Children’s H Hand nds-On S Scien ence B e Book A Awa ward spon

• nsor
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y the A Ame merican A Assoc

• ciation
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the A Advancement of

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and Subaru. Greg eg Noke kes, a aut uthor of Breaking ng Ch Chains ns: S Slavery on Trial in th the Ore Oregon Terri rritory, y, was as amo among t g the e final alists for the F Franc nces F Ful uller Victor Aw Award f for General Nonf nfiction, as as par art of the e 2014 O Orego egon Bo Book A Awar ards.

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