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ALA ANNUAL MEETING June 2016 The Evolving Role of the Library in Institutional and Faculty Assessment A Discussion of Research Metrics Kim Powel, Life Sciences Informationist Emory University Holly Miller, Associate Dean Scholarly Content and Faculty Engagement, Florida International University Joey Figueroa, Solutions Specialist Thomson Reuters

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ALA ANNUAL MEETING June 2016

The Evolving Role of the Library in Institutional and Faculty AssessmentA Discussion of Research Metrics

Kim Powel, Life Sciences Informationist Emory UniversityHolly Miller, Associate Dean Scholarly Content and Faculty Engagement, Florida International UniversityJoey Figueroa, Solutions Specialist Thomson Reuters

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—THE ROLE OF THE LIBRARY HAS BEEN CHANGING…FOR OVER 50 YEARS, NOW.

2005Library 2.0“Next Gen” OPACsMake library resources more like Google

1970-80’sCard catalogs come online

2000Google

Institutional repositories

2008NIH Public Access Policy Requires scientists to submit final peer-reviewed journal manuscripts to  PubMed Central

2011NSF Data Management PlanProposals submitted to NSF must include a DMP

2002-3 Rise of Open Access

1994 Digital Library Initiative (NSF)Digital Library Federation

Data repositories

2010ACRL’s Value of Academic Libraries Initiative

2013

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—A NEED TO PROVE LIBRARY VALUE AS ACADEMIA BECOMES INCREASINGLY CORPORATIZED

Academic libraries need to explain their “value proposition.”

Public support for Higher Education

isDECLINING

Funding pressures & cost concerns are

RISING

+ =

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—INDUSTRY TRENDS ACROSS ACADEMIA

Funding pressures

Efforts at objective approaches to allocation of credit

Reputation management & demonstration of achievement

Global competition in the Sciences – BIG SCIENCE

Changing nature of scholarly journal publishing

“Bibliometrics is an ideal field for academic librarians to develop and provide innovative services for both academic and administrative university staff. In so doing, librarians make sure to take an active part in the development of new strategies and in fostering innovation. Qualitative processes like peer-review need to be validated and are therefore increasingly complemented by quantitative methods like bibliometrics. Librarians are predestined to fill this role and strengthen their on-campus position.”

Gumpenberger, C., Wieland, M. & Gorraiz, J. (2012). Bibliometric practices and activities at the University of Vienna. Library Management, 33(3), 174 – 183.

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—INCITES & THE WEB OF SCIENCE CORE COLLECTION

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—INCITES & THE WEB OF SCIENCE CORE COLLECTION

ALA Annual Meeting 2016 Orlando, FL

InCites: User Case Study

Celebrating 50 years of Resident Research

Impact of Fellowship Publications

• Identify Publications in Web of Science• Send to InCites• 106 Publications, 1981-Present

Joey Figueroa
1980-Present

Top Journals

By Number Documents• Am J Obstet Gynecol• Obstet Gynecol• J Reprod Med

By Journal Impact Factor• JAMA• Blood• Obstet Gynecol

Top Journals

By Journal Normalized Citation Impact• J Assist Reprod Gen• Southern Medical Journal• PLOS ONE• J Reprod Med• Matern Child Health J

Top Research Areas

By Number of Web of Science Documents

• Obstetrics & Gynecology• Reproductive Biology

By Category Normalized Citation Impact

• Genetics & Heredity• Public, Environmental &

Occupational Health

Top Mentors

By Number of Documents

Exporting Data

Questions?

Kim PowellLife Sciences [email protected]

LIBRARY’S ROLE IN ASSESSMENT AT FLORIDA TECH

Holly MillerAsst. Dean Scholarly Content & Faculty Engagement

Florida Institute of Technology

ABOUT ME Biochemist - Curious about

Information Librarian Library Director Associate Director Center for Library

and Informatics Assistant Dean for Scholarly Content

& Faculty Engagement

NEW ROLES FOR LIBRARIES

Data management servicesPromotion of research and

scholarshipAssessment

SHOULD THE LIBRARY BE INVOLVED IN

RESEARCH ASSESSMENT?

WHO ELSE ON CAMPUS?

ABOUT FLORIDA TECH

Independent, private~6000 students>50% Engineering5 collegesUndergraduate and

graduate programs

ADMINISTRATION NEEDS

Key Performance IndicatorsPillars of Excellence

TYPES OF INFORMATION REQUESTED

Peer comparisons – overall and by department

Top researchersTop research areasPercent International Collaborations

Time period = 2005 - 2015

Time period = 2005 - 2015

Agarwal, R. P. (30)

Agarwal, Ravi P. (177)

Number of Publications

Source: Thomson Reuters InCites™

Name

0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550Web of Science Documents

Hohlmann, M.

Baarmand, M. M.

Yumiceva, F.

Agarwal, Ravi P.

Sharma, Virender K.

Baksay, L.

Van Woesik, Robert

Lin, Junda

Dwyer, Joseph R.

Rassoul, Hamid K.

515

115

213

207

416

49

73

60

61

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Top Ten Publishing Faculty (2005 - 2015)

41 515Web of Science Documents

Agarwal, Ravi P. (207)

Fl Tech

University Citation Impact vs. Other Tech Schools

Source: Thomson Reuters InCites™

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 20150.0

0.5

1.0

1.5

2.0

Category Normalized Citation Impact

Publication year

InstitutionBaseline (USA)

Florida Institute of Technology

New Jersey Institute of Technology

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

Stevens Institute of Technology

Worcester Polytechnic Institute

Florida Institute of Technology

Research Areas:Biology, Developmental Biology, Reproductive Biology, Cell Biology, Microbiology….

COMPLICATIONS

Researcher profilesNot all articles in Web of ScienceEducating faculty and

administrationFaculty resistance to being

‘measured’

LIBRARIAN EXPERTISE

Explain bibliometricsOffer advice and caveats to

interpretation

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Q & A

Stop by Booth#1703

ALA ANNUAL MEETING June 2016

The Evolving Role of the Library in Institutional and Faculty AssessmentA Discussion of Research Metrics

Kim Powel, Life Sciences Informationist Emory UniversityHolly Miller, Associate Dean Scholarly Content and Faculty Engagement, Florida International UniversityJoey Figueroa, Solutions Specialist Thomson Reuters