Olivia MacIsaac

Location
Irwin Library 119omacisaa@butler.edu
317-940-9206
About
I serve Butler University Libraries as the Digital Scholarship Associate in the Collections and Digital Services department. I am responsible for coordinating and supporting activities related to digitization of physical materials. I provide expertise on using digitization equipment to students and faculty looking to create or transform their scholarly work. In this role I also work closely with Scholarly Communication Librarian, Jennifer Raye and Scholarly Communication Associate, Cale Erwin, to help facilitate the dissemination of the scholarly and creative works of the institution’s faculty, staff and students to the academic community through the institutional repository, Digital Commons @ Butler University.
Areas of Expertise
Digital Scholarship, Digitization, Digital Preservation, Copyright, Open Access, Library Publishing, Scholarly Communication
Professional Interests
Ethics in Digital Preservation, Community Collaboration and Collections, Memory in the Digital Age, Digital Humanities
Selected Works
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[Image attribution: Headshot by Reese Bland (2018) at the inaugural African American History, Culture and Digital Humanities (AADHum) National Conference: “Intentionally Digital/Intentionally Black,” held at the University of Maryland.]