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Selected Works of Bobby Glushko

Associate Chief Librarian for Research and Scholarly Communication

Bobby's research and professional interests cluster around the role of the academic research library as a nexus of the teaching, research, and service missions of the university. He is particularly interested in how librarians can act as leaders in cooperation with a diverse set of partners to identify and dismantle impediments to this role, such as legal uncertainty, fear of new technology, and barriers to accessibility.

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Bobby's research and professional interests cluster around the role of the academic research library as a nexus of the teaching, research, and service missions of the university. He is particularly interested in how librarians can act as leaders in cooperation with a diverse set of partners to identify and dismantle impediments to this role, such as legal uncertainty, fear of new technology, and barriers to accessibility.

Present	Associate Chief Librarian for Research and Scholarly Communication, Western University ‐ Western Libraries
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Library and Information Science

Scholarly Communication, Copyright, Social Media, and User Experience

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Engaging Faculty and Reducing Costs by Leveraging Collections: A Pilot Project to Reduce Course Pack Use (Nelly Cancilla, Bobby Glushko, Stephanie Orfano, et al.) Journal of Librarianship and Scholarly Communication (2017)

INTRODUCTION Academic libraries have the privilege of serving many roles in the lives of their institutions. One role that is largely untapped is their ability to actively leverage their collections to support faculty teaching and ...

Open Access Funds: Getting a Bigger Bang for Our Bucks (Bobby Glushko, Crystal Hampson, P L Moore, et al.) Proceedings of the Charleston Library Conference (2015)

Many libraries offer open access publishing funds to support authors in paying article processing charges (APC) levied by some OA journals. However, there are few standard practices for managing or assessing these funds. The Open ...

Provost's Task Force on Open Access Town Hall Presentation [Viewing Time 8:47] (Bobby Glushko) Provost’s Task Force on Open Access & Scholarly Communication (2021)

This presentation is a pre-recorded session of the Provost's Task Force on Open Access Town Hall consultations.

Provost's Task Force on Open Access Town Hall Presentation with Q&A [Viewing Time 51:17] (Bobby Glushko) Provost’s Task Force on Open Access & Scholarly Communication (2021)

This presentation is a pre-recorded session of the Provost's Task Force on Open Access Town Hall consultations with facilitated Q&A; discussion.

Western University Open Access (OA) Policy Consultations (Bobby Glushko and Courtney L. Waugh) Western Libraries Presentations (2021)

This presentation was developed to guide campus wide open access policy consultations at Western University on behalf of the Provost's Task Force on Open Access.

Resiliency and the Long-Tail of the Research Cycle: Western's Approach to Thinking Through Research Data Management (Erin Huner and Bobby Glushko) Western Libraries Presentations (2018)

The Research Office and the Research Library: A Holistic Approach to the Research Cycle (Robert Glushko and Erin Huner) KMB Conference (2017)

There is growing external pressure from funding agencies (the tricouncil of Canada), multi-levels of governance (provincial and federal funding), and communities of practice (clinicians, advocacy groups, industry) that has begun to reframe, for Universities, and ...

Engaging Faculty and Reducing Costs by Leveraging Collections: A Pilot Project to Reduce Course Pack Use (Nelly Cancilla, Bobby Glushko, Stephanie Orfano, et al.) Journal of Librarianship and Scholarly Communication (2017)

INTRODUCTION Academic libraries have the privilege of serving many roles in the lives of their institutions. One role that is largely untapped is their ability to actively leverage their collections to support faculty teaching and ...

“Popcorn Tastes Good”: Participatory Policymaking and Reddit’s “AMAgeddon” (Alissa Centivany and Bobby Glushko) Proceedings of the 2016 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (2016)

In human-computer interaction research and practice, policy concerns can sometimes fall to the margins, orbiting at the periphery of the traditionally core interests of design and practice. This perspective ignores the important ways that policy ...