Amy Elliott is an Assistant Professor and Digital Repository Services Librarian at
the Georgia State University Library. She earned a Master of Information Science from
University of Tennessee and a Master of English and American Literature from the
University of Connecticut. Ms. Elliott formerly worked at Boise State University's
Albertsons Library as a reference librarian. She served as the liaison for the
departments of math and music, as well as the gender studies program, and maintained the
open url resolver and government documents. In addition to a variety of reference duties,
Amy Elliott served as an online instructor for UNIV 106, a course which teaches
information literacy skills to undergraduate students. Ms. Elliott has experience in
graphic design, web site development, and a variety of social networking technologies.
Ms. Elliott’s research interests focus on open access, institutional repositories and
scholarly communication and publishing, but also range from the correlation between oral
tradition and Southern literature to GLBT young adult and children’s literature. 

Library

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Albertsons Library: A Library for the 21st Century (with Peggy S. Cooper), Library Faculty Publications and Presentations (2010)
 

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Thinking Globally and Reading Diversely: Issues of Gay and Lesbian International Literature for Young Adults, 28th Annual College of Communication and Information Research Symposium, University of Tennessee, Knoxville (2006)
 

Literature & Language

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Hope from Hopelessness: Finding Contemporary Southern Literature through Anne Tyler’s Use of The Sound and the Fury, Southern Writers, Southern Writing Conference, University of Mississippi (2002)
 

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What a Character: Zora Neale Hurston’s Autobiographies, American Women Writers of Color Conference, Salisbury University (2001)
 

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Partial Annotation of The Sound and the Fury, Belmont Undergraduate Research Symposium, Belmont University (2001)