Marta Deyrup is Professor and Catalog Coordinator at Seton Hall University Libraries
in South Orange, New Jersey. For six years she served as Co-Director of the
university's Elizabeth Ann Seton Center for Women's Studies. She holds a MLS
from Rutgers University and a PhD from the Department of Slavic Languages and
Literatures, Columbia University. Marta is the author/editor of three books and numerous
articles on scholarly communication, Slavic librarianship, and digital scholarship: her
three foci of interest. She is a recipient of two Fulbright Specialist Grants, a National
Endowment for the Humanities Summer Stipend, and has taught at institutions in Croatia
and Morocco as well as the U.S.

Books

Successful Strategies for Teaching Undergraduate Student Research (with Beth Bloom) (2013)

One of the most difficult aspects of doing research is being able to frame the...

 

The Polish Community of Wallington, N.J. (with Wojciech Siemaszkiewicz) (2013)
 

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Digital Scholarship (2009)

Collecting important original essays by librarians and archivists all of whom are actively engaged in...

 

The Vita Constantini: as Literary and Linguistic Construct for the Early Slavs (2009)

The Vita Constantini is the first Slavic hagiography and as such occupies a special position...

 

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East-Central European Collections of the New York Public Library Research Libraries (with Wojciech Siemaszkiewicz) (2008)
 

Articles

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Web 2.0 and the Academic Library, Technical Services Quarterly (2010)
 

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Information Literacy: Discipline-Specific or Core Competency?, Slavic & East European Information Resources (2009)
 

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Is the Revolution Over? Gender, Economic and Professional Parity in Academic Library Leadership Positions, College and Research Libraries (2004)
 

Conference Papers

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Ten Years Later: has the Blurring of the Roles of Cultural Institutions Helped or Hurt Libraries (with Eva Gaus and Terry Weech), Libraries in the Digital Age Conference (2009)