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City: Denver, CO
Telephone:
  1-303-556-6704

Teaching & Professional Interests

• Academic Libraries
• Administration and Management
• Archival Collections
• Classification and Subject Analysis
• Collections Development
• Information Needs / Behaviors of Specific Groups
• Information and Society / Culture
• Intellectual Freedom and Censorship
• Knowledge / IR Management
• Libraries and Society / Culture
• Metadata and Semantic Web
• Philosophy
• Values
• and Ethics of LIS
• Serving Disabled Populations
• Serving Multicultural Populations
• Serving the Aged

Research Interests

• Classification and Subject Analysis
• Information Needs / Behaviors of Specific Groups
• Intellectual Freedom and Censorship
• Libraries and Society / Culture
• Serving Multicultural Populations
• Serving LGBTIQ Populations

Ellen Greenblatt

Lecturer

Ellen Greenblatt is currently Associate Dean for Access, Collections, and Technical Services at Auraria Library which serves the University of Colorado at Denver and Health Sciences Center, Metropolitan State College of Denver, and the Community College of Denver. Previously, she worked at the University at Buffalo and Princeton University.

Active in the field of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Intersex, and Queer/Questioning (LGBTIQ) librarianship for over twenty years, she co-edited Gay and Lesbian Library Service, co-compiled an LGBTIQ thesaurus, co-chaired the ALA GLBT Round Table, and has served on a number of advisory boards including those for the EBSCO GLBT Life Database and the Center for Lesbian and Gay Studies (CLAGS) International Resource Network. Her research focuses primarily on LGBTIQ and diversity issues in librarianship and has been published in a variety of journals and edited collections. She has also given several presentations at national and regional conferences.

Courses Taught

• > [220] Resources & Information Services in Professions and Disciplines

Education

• M.A. (History and Archival Studies) University of Denver (1987)
• M.A. (Librarianship and Information Management) University of Denver (1981)
• B.U.S. (Humanities, emphasis in Philosophy and Religion) University of New Mexico (1977)

Academic & Professional Experience

• Associate Professor, Auraria Library, University of Colorado at Denver and Health Sciences Center (1997- )
• Associate Librarian, University at Buffalo Libraries (1986-1997)
• Librarian, Princeton University Libraries (1982-1986)
• Technical Services Consultant, Princeton Theological Seminary Library (1985-1986)

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