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Biography

Jason S. Price is Director of License & Open Access Services  at the SCELC Library Consortium. He earned a doctorate in evolutionary ecology and Masters in Library Science from Indiana University, gaining in depth experience as a researcher and teacher.  During his 10 years as a librarian at The Claremont Colleges, he managed electronic resources,  information technology, collections and acquisitions, and the library as a whole (though not all at once!). At SCELC, he thoroughly enjoys applying his data analysis and negotiation skills to current library challenges: working with librarians, content and software providers, and other consortia to expand resource discovery and open access.

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Education

Awards, Fellowships, Grants & Academic Honors

ALA|ALCTS 2020 Edward Swanson Best of LRTS Award

ALA|ALCTS Coutts Award for Innovation in EResource Management 2011  Press Release

Beta Phi Mu, International Library and Information Science Honor Society, 2004-

Merit Scholar, School of Library and Information Science, IU Bloomington, 2003

Davis Fellowship in Scientific Information; IU School of Library and Information Science, 2002

Floyd Final Year Fellowship; Department of Biology, IU Bloomington, 2001

Indiana Academy of Science Research Grants

  • The relationship between foliar rust infection and fitness in the flat-topped goldenrod,1998
  • Anther-style overlap and prior self-fertilization in Silene noctiflora, 1995

Indiana University Fellowship, College of Arts and Sciences; IU Bloomington, 1994

Dean's List; UC Santa Barbara, 1993

Work Experience

2006Present

SCELC Library Consortium

  • Contact: jason@scelc.org / 310-728-6798
  • Director of License & Open Access Services (Feb 2024 - 
    • Lead license negotiations with all SCELC vendors
    • Negotiate and manage SCELCs Open access publishing agreements
    • Provide research & development support for SCELC initiatives
  • Research & Scholarly Communication Director (Sept 2020 - Jan 2024)
    • Leverage existing and original data and research to address SCELC needs
    • Expand SCELC’s benefits and investments in scholarly communication & open access
    • Support SCELC program planning, development, and evaluation 
  • Director of Licensing Services (Sept 2014 - August 2020)
    • Oversee and develop offers and licensing operations across 100+ vendors and 300+ libraries as leader of a team of three professional staff
    • Negotiate and manage multi-year licenses with all major ejournal publishers, seeking to expand access and control costs for small and mid-size libraries
    • Assist with development and implementation of the SCELC strategic plan, providing ideation, analytics and management of solutions to ongoing and unexpected challenges in SCELC’s present and future
  • Program Manager (Full-time, Sept 2013 - Aug 2014)
    • Negotiate & communicate electronic resource offers 
    • Streamline licensing workflow & manage licenses covering 2000+ resources
    • Provide proactive management and negotiation of ejournal package renewals
    • Support SCELC programs including Shared Print, Callimachus Digital Library, etc.
  • Electronic Resource Analyst (Consultant, Jul 2012 - Aug 2013)
    • Analyze and negotiatselected ejournal package renewals
    • Maintain e-resource package lists
    • Support consortial usage statistics portal use
  • Electronic Resource Analyst (Half-time, Aug 2011 - Jun 2012)
    • Negotiate pricing models for e-resource collections in many formats
    • Work with libraries on offers, pricing, access & payment issues
    • Co-develop consortial usage statistics harvesting & analysis tool
    • Develop management tool for ejournal package pricing and access terms
    • Explore feasibility of a private SCELC LOCKSS network to archive e-content 
  • Electronic Resource Analyst (Consultant, Sep 2006 - Jul 2011)
    • Consult on ejournal package offers and renewals
    • Develop a new journal package pricing model (now in use by many consortia and publishers)
    • Evaluate ebook aggregators and patron driven acquisition on multiple levels
    • Created and maintained consortial shared ejournal packages based on usage
    • Served as member of the thrice-yearly SCELC Product Review Committee
20042013

Claremont Colleges Library (Claremont University Consortium)

  • Library Director (Interim, Jul 2012 - Jun 2013)
    • Work with a task force to define a new library governance model
    • Represent the Library on the Claremont Colleges Academic Deans Council
    • Facilitate hire of permanent Dean of the Library
    • Complete WASC interim accreditation report
    • Develop three year budget to integrate endowment proceeds into annual materials budget
  • Assistant Director, Collection Services (Sep 2012 - Aug 2013)
    • Responsible for Acquisitions, Cataloging & Collections departments
    • Oversee ongoing transformation of workflows and job roles
    • Support development of a cutting edge collection management plan
  • Assistant Director, Operations & Management (Half-time, Sep 2011 - Jun 2012)
    • Manage $10M library budget, library-wide statistics and analyses
    • Serve as sciences collection librarian as well
  • Head of Collections & Acquisitions (May 2008 - Aug 2011)
    • Built & implemented an E-Resource Acquisition Tracking System
    • Adapted a collection evaluation system to support collection management and faculty review of our entire subscription portfolio
    • Transformed a $5M collection budget
    • Consolidated responsibilities & redesigned workflow for 10 direct reports
  • Director of Information Technology (Interim, Apr 2007 - Apr 2008)
    • Recovered rapidly from a website SQL injection attack my first day (no fooling)
    • Hired four outstanding staff who are core members of the new team
    • Created extensive documentation site for IT Staff support
    • Accomplished transitions of ADUC, Exchange, helpdesk & backup system
    • Implemented significant infrastructure and hardware optimization improvements
    • Managed eight direct reports
  • Science and Electronic Resources Librarian (Jan 2004 - May 2011)
    • Embedded librarian (20% time) supporting capstone Team Masters Industry Projects (Keck Graduate Institute) 
    • Served as TA, research mentor, statistics consultant & co-author (Pomona College)
    • Developed course-integrated 'citing the literature' workshop (Joint Sciences - Claremont McKenna, Pitzer, and Scripps Colleges)
    • Taught a seminar course & served as Adjunct Professor of biology (Harvey Mudd College)
    • Managed, renewed, and reallocated all 'big-deal' ejournal packages
    • Managed the link resolver and A-Z list for many ejournal packages
19942003

Indiana University, Department of Biology

  • Life Sciences Library Intern (June 2001 - Dec 2003)
    • Supported remote access, citation management software & current awareness tools
    • Provided instruction for graduate research lab groups and undergraduate lab courses

    • Adjunct Professor of biology (1998, 2000)
      • Co-developed and co-taught two new courses
        • Evolution & ecology of insects
        • Agricultural biotechnology
    • Associate Instructor (1994-2001)
      • Taught 12 lab courses: Biology (4), Ecology (1), Fungi (4), Microbiology (3)
      • Developed lab sessions, lead discussions, facilitated student design of experiments, helped students use primary literature and improve their scientific writing, developed review questions and sessions, wrote and graded exams

    Library Advisory Boards & Working Groups

    2016-  Springer Nature Library Advisory Board and International Metadata Advisory Board

    2016-  Wiley Library Advisory Board

    2014-2023  EBSCO Library Advisory Board

    2020-2022 Transformative OA Community of Practice for Read Institutions IMLS Grant consultant and participant

    2019-2022 SPARC Journal Negotiation Community of Practice - Data Analysis Working Group

    2017-21 Cloud-based Consortial Platform for Library Usage Statistics (CC-PLUS) IMLS Grant Steering Committee

    2009-21  Oxford University Press Library Advisory Council

    2017-20  NISO KBart Automation Working Group 

    2014-16 NISO Open Discovery Initiative Working Group 

    2014-16  SAGE Library Advisory Board

    2013-16  Institute for Research Design in Librarianship Advisory Board

    2013-16 Institute of Physics Library Advisory Board

    2012-14 NISO Monograph Demand Driven Acquisition Working Group

    2011-13 Usage Factor International Advisory Board

    2008-13 NISO Knowledge Bases and Related Tools (KBart Working Group)

    2009,12 SAGE Library Advisory Board 

    2008-10 Springer Library Advisory Board

    2005-10 BioOne Library Advisory Board

    2008-9 Brill Library Advisory Board

    2006-7 New England Journal of Medicine Library Advisory Board

    Open Access Publishing: Presentations & Papers

    How Genuinely Transformative are Transformative Agreements? Price, JS Panel. Charleston Library Conference Panel 2023.11.09/11.30 [Slides] Audience: ~175 (in person+virtual)

    Subscribe to Open Preconference. Charleston Library Conference Panel

    Continuing the OA Transformation: Bringing Funders into the Conversation 2023.06.02 Price, J.S. Society for Scholarly Publishing Panel. Portland. [slides]  Audience: ~75

    Solving for OA/UX: The Powerful Potential in Improving User Experience (UX) 2023.06.01 Price, J.S. Society for Scholarly Publishing Panel Portland. [slides][ Audience: ~65

    Innovation for sustainability in open access. 2022.11.04. Charleston Conference Panel Christopher Pym, Rachel Bruce, Jason Price, Richard Gallagher, Yvonne Campfens. Audience: ~100 [Slides]

    Getting to Yes... With Data: Data Transparency in OA Business Models. 2022.11.02 Charleston Conference Panel with Jamie Carmichael, Steven Heffner, Graham Anderson, Jason Price. [Notes]

    Using Data to Determine Value for Both Read and Publish Agreements: Libraries Evaluate Transformative Agreements 2022.06.07 Heather Staines • Michael Levine-Clark • John McDonald • Jason S. Price NASIG (Baltimore) Presentation [recording][proceedings]

    Towards a model for assessing the value of transformative agreements for both "read" and "publish" institutions. 2022.05.31 UKSG PresentationTelford. Levine-Clark, M, McDonald, J, Staines, H, and Price, JS [Abstract]

    *On the (Open Access) Road Again: Is the value of the big deal declining? Levine-Clark, M, McDonald, J, and Price, JS 2021.11.05 Charleston Conference Neapolitan. [abstract][video][slides][transcript][ATG podcast][DeltaThink News & Views]

    Impact of OA on "Read" Institutions 2020.07 ICOLC  Panel with Jill Grogg and Amy Pawlowski. Columbia, SC. Audience ~120 [slides]

    How Do We Ensure “Read” Institutions Can Still Contribute to a “Publish”-oriented OA Ecosystem? 2020.06.11 NASIG Conference Panel with Jill Grogg, Lev Rickards, Sara Rouhi, and Courtney Young. Spokane, WA (online). Audience: 400+ [Abstract] [Slides (Slideshare)|Recording (YouTube)][proceedings]

    *A Collaborative Imperative?  Libraries and the Emerging Scholarly Communication Future - The read to publish funding        gap 2019.11.06 Charleston Library Conference Plenary Panel with Lorcan Dempsey and Alicia Wise. Audience ~300 [abstract (sched)][slides with transcript (pdf)][video (youtube)][proceedings]

    E-RESOURCE USAGE & COLLECTION ANALYSIS: Papers and Presentations asdf

    The Road to Increased Diversity in Our Collective Collections: Steering Ourselves in the Right Direction. Galloway, T, Stearns, S, Price, J.S. Charleston Conference Lively Discussion. [abstract][slides][recording] 2022.11.03 Audience: ~60

    *Indispensable or unnecessary? A data-driven appraisal of post cancellation access rights Levine-Clark, M, McDonald, J and Price, J.S. 2021.03.08. Electronic Resources & Libraries Conference concurrent. [Online] Audience: ~400 [abstract][video][slides][enhanced transcript] https://doi.org/10.1629/uksg.601 

    *Using the unbundling power of Unsub responsibly: unveiling its assumptions and unpacking its defaults Levine-Clark, M, McDonald, J and Price, J.S. 2020. Charleston Conference Neapolitan. Audience: ~350 [abstract][video][slides][transcript][proceedings]

    What's the Use? A symposium on usage statistics.  Consortium of Academic and Research Libraries in Illinois: CARLI. Keynote with John McDonald. Champaign, IL. 2013.03.25 [slides]

    Ebook Availability Revisited: A quantitative analysis of the 2012 aggregator marketplace. Concurrent Session. Charleston Library Conference. Charleston, SC. 2012.11.08 [abstract][slides]

    Pubget Paperstats

    • Saving time & money in the short(!) run...using Pubget Paperstats auto-harvested aggregated usage statistics to rapidly & responsibly trim a big deal. A penny saved is a penny spent, Panelist. Electronic Resources & Libraries. Austin, TX. 2012.04.03 [slides]
    • Slicing and Dicing: consortial Paperstats at SCELC w/ R. Burke. ALA New Orleans. 2011.06.25 [slides]
    • PaperStats for Consortial Operations. SCELC Board. Los Angeles, CA. 2010.09.21 

    The evidence is in: Patron driven acquisition promotes collection use. An update to the Beguiled by bananas from 2009.11.05.  Plenary, SCELC Colloquium. Los Angeles, CA. 2011.03.02 [slides][video

    Collection evaluation using OCLC APIs. OCLC Management Team. Dublin, OH. 2010.09.24

    • Spiro L and G Henry. 2010. Can a new research library be all digital? p. 5-80 in The Idea of Order: Transforming Research Collections for 21st Century Scholarship. CLIR Publication 147. Cites and discusses interview and ebook aggregator and patron driven studies (the next 2 starred)

    Price JS and JD McDonald. 2009. *Beguiled by bananas: a retrospective study of the usage & breadth of patron vs. librarian acquired ebook collections. Pp. 135-144 in K. Strauch, B. Bernhardt, & L. Hinds, eds. Charleston Conference Proceedings 2009. Against the Grain Press: Charleston, SC. [slides] [OA article] Cited by: 32+

    Usage Factor vs. Impact Factor: A case study with BioOne Journals. BioOne Publishers and Partners annual meeting. Invited plenary. Washington, DC. 2009.04.16 [slides]

    *To supersede or supplement: profiling e-book aggregator collections versus our print collections (with John McDonald - CUC). Concurrent session, Charleston Library Conference. Charleston, SC. 2008.11.06 [slides]

    Price JS. 2007. How many journals do we have? An alternative approach to journal collection evaluation through local 'cited article' analysis. Serials 20(2):134-141. [OA Article] Cited by 12+

    Applying usage data to collection management in libraries & consortia. Better data, better business: Applying usage data in scholarly publishing [panel]. Invited speaker, Society for Scholarly Publishing. San Francisco, CA. 2007.06.06 [slides]

    Are they any use? Hazards of price per use comparisons in ejournal management. Invited plenary, UKSG: United Kingdom Serials Group. Warwick, England. 2007.04 [slides

    Usage statistics in ejournal collection management and consortial pricing. SCELC colloquium panel on Scholarly Communication. Los Angeles, CA. 2007.03.07 

    Davis PM and JS Price. 2006. eJournal interface can influence usage statistics: Implications for libraries, publishers, and Project COUNTERJournal of the American Society of Information Science and Technology 57(9): 1243-1248. [OA Manuscript][Paywalled article] Cited by 111+

    • "However, a number of significant problems must be juxtaposed to the many advantages offered by online usage data. First, online usage can be biased by a myriad of interface characteristics (Davis & Price, 2006)." -- Cited by Bollen J and HVd Sompel. 2008. Usage impact factor: The effects of sample characteristics on usage-based impact metrics. Journal of the American Society for Information Science and Technology 59:136-149.

    Price JS. 2006. Making the most of a "big deal": building a consortial shared list to reclaim title-by-title ejournal selection for libraries. pp. 160-172 in Bernhardt BR, Daniels T, Steinle K, Strauch K, Eds. Charleston Conference Proceedings 2005. Libraries Unlimited: Westport, CT. [slides] [article] Cited by 2+

    Lies, damn lies, and use statistics: Does COUNTER help? Poster presentation. Biannual conference of the Association of College and Research Libraries. Minneapolis, MN. 2005.04 [poster

    E-RESOURCE DISCOVERY & ACCESS: Papers and Presentations

    A Spring of Collaboration: A NISO Update of Strategy, Trends, & Industry Collaboration on Discovery & Interchange 2018.11.08 [abstract][slides]

    Availability of Freely Available Articles From Gold, Green, Rogue, and Pirated Sources: how do library knowledge bases stack up? 2017.04.04 Electronic Resources & Libraries with Michael Levine-Clark and John McDonald. Audience: ~120 [abstract][slides]

    *Levine-Clark, M, McDonald, J and Price, J.S. 2017. Access to Freely Available Journal Articles: Gold, Green, and Rogue Open Access Across the Disciplines. 2016.11.03. Proceedings of the Charleston Library Conference. Neapolitan. Audience: ~150 [abstract][slides][proceedings] Cited by 2+

    Alternative avenues of Discovery: Competition or Potential. 2016.04.05 Electronic Resources & Libraries with Michael Levine-Clark and Ido Peled. Austin, Texas. Audience: ~100 [abstract][slides]

    Where do we go from here? Assessing the value and impact of discovery systems. 2015.10.05 NISO Forum: The future of library resource discovery. Baltimore, MD. Audience ~90 [slides]

    Discovery or Displacement? A large scale longitudinal study of the effect of discovery service implementation on online journal usage.

    *Levine-Clark, M, McDonald, J and Price, J.S. 2014. The effect of discovery systems on online journal usage: a longitudinal study. Insights 27(3):249-256, [OA article] Cited by: 12+

    • Consulted for 5 of 6 major journal publishers that were included in the study.
    • Not always discovered: Phase two of a study of the effect of discovery systems on online (journal) usage. 2014.03.18 Electronic Resources & Libraries with Michael Levine-Clark and John McDonald. Austin, Texas. [abstract][slides] Audience: ~130
    • Research Insights: Behind the scenes on the making of a large scale discovery system studySCELC Research Day, Loyola Marymount University. Los Angeles, CA. 2014.03.04 Audience: ~50
    • SCELC Colloquium with Michael Levine-Clark and John McDonald. Los Angeles, CA. 2014.03.05 [abstract] [slides] Audience: ~100
    • Plenary Session at the Charleston Library Conference with Michael Levine-Clark and John McDonald. Charleston, SC. 2013.11.07 [abstract] [slides] [video+transcript][proceedings] Audience: ~750

    KBart: Knowledge Bases and Related Tools (2008-2013)

    • Update on emerging standards, guidelines, and recommendations... KBart and Demand Driven Acquisitions (DDA) best practices. Society for Scholarly Publishing, San Francisco. 2013.06.05 [slides]  Audience: ~25
    • Price JS and L Duggan. 2011. Making E-serials Holdings Data Transferable: Applying the KBART Recommended PracticeSerials Librarian 60:229-233. NASIG 2010.06.06 [slides][OA article] Cited by: 3+
    • KBart Update for LITA standards committee. ALA New Orleans, LA. 2011.06.25 [slides]

    • KBart Update: Release of the Phase I Recommended Practice —Panel: In the ‘Know’: E-Resource Knowledge Base Management and Standards, ALA Midwinter.Boston, MA. 2010.01.16 [slides]

    • KBart: Knowledge Bases and related tools: Improving openUrl effectiveness. Concurrent session. Electronic Resources & Libraries. Los Angeles, CA. 2009.02.11 [slides]

    • KBart: improving the supply of data to link resolvers and knowledge bases. ALA Annual NISO/BISG Forum. Anaheim, CA. 2008.06.27 [slides]

    Discovery tools & Oxford University Press content

    • Panelist, Oxford U Press. ALA New Orleans, LA. 2011.06.26 [slides]
    • Oxford U Press Advisory Board. Cary, NC. 2010.09.27 [slides]

    *Trainor CA and JS Price. 2010. Rethinking library linking: breathing new life into OpenURL.  Library Technology Reports 46(7), 35 pgs. [Report] cited by 37+

    Arch X and JS Price. 2011. Tracking Electronic Resource Acquisitions: using a helpdesk system to succeed where your ERMS failed. Pp. 437-449 in K. Strauch, B. Bernhardt, & L. Hines, eds. Charleston Conference Proceedings 2009. Against the Grain Press, Charleston, SC. [slides] [article] Cited by: 8+

    Innovation @ourLibrary: beta implementation of a unified web-scale discovery tool for library content. 2009.11.14 Springer Academic Library Advisory Board. San Francisco, CA. [slides]

    Making our MARC: Purchasing periodical MARC records from vendors. 2006.11 Panel presentation. Charleston Library Conference. Charleston, SC. [slides]

     

    LIBRARY PERSPECTIVES: Consulting & Teaching

    Workshopping the OA Agreement Landscape: Synthesis, Analysis and Application. Digital Initiatives Symposium. San Diego. 2023.04.17. Participants: 18 [abstract]

    Innovation for sustainability in open access. Panel. Charleston Concurrent Session/Panel. [abstract][recording] 2022.11.03 Audience: ~150

    Getting to Yes... With Data: Data Transparency in OA Business Models. Charleston Concurrent Session/Panel. [abstract][recording] 2022.11.02 Audience: ~100 

    Achieving Standards Nirvana: Why Industry Interoperability Isn’t Easy, but Is Worth the Effort. Lettie Conrad,  Jason Price, Heather Staines, Julie Zhu. Concurrent Session. Society for Scholarly Publishing Annual Meeting. San Diego. 2019.05.30 Audience: ~35 [Video of slides+transcript][Slides]

    Charleston Trendspotting Initiative: Forecasting Changes on the Horizon of Scholarly CommunicationFacilitator. Society for Scholarly Publishing Annual Meeting. San Diego. 2019.05.29 Audience: ~60 [Video of slides+transcript]

    *Faceted Materials Budget Redesign

    • Savova, M. and Price, J.S. (2019). Redesigning the Academic Library Materials Budget for the Digital Age: Applying the Power of Faceted Classification to Acquisitions Fund ManagementLibrary Resources & Technical Services, 63(2), 131-142. [pdf] https://doi.org/10.5860/lrts.63n2.131
    • Hands On Workshops (w Maria Savova, Claremont Colleges Library)
      • 2019.04 University of San Diego (customized for their Library, Budget, and Liaisons) 12 attendees
      • 2018.06 Mills College (for SCELC libraries) 16 Attendees
      • 2018.03 Loyola Marymount University (for SCELC libraries) 22 Attendees
      • 2017.07 The Claremont Colleges (for SCELC Product Review Committee) 16 Attendees
      • 2017.04 Electronic Resources & Libraries. Austin, TX. 12 Attendees
    • Dismantle your electronic resources fund: applying the power of faceted classification to materials budget management. Concurrent session. Electronic Resources & Libraries conference with Maria Savova. Austin, Texas. 2016.04.05 [abstract][slides]
    • Does Your Budget Embrace the Electronic Era? Restructuring the Academic Library Materials Budget for Ongoing Acquisitions Evolution. Savova, M. and Price, JS. The Acquisitions Institute at Timberline Lodge. 2015.05.19 [slides]

    The Big Deal: Perspectives on All-Inclusive Models. Charleston Conference with Corey Halaychik, Wendy Allen Shelburne, Gracemary Smulewitz. 2017.11.08 Audience: ~80 [abstract][slides]

    Toward Ebook Strategy Development for ATLA Member Libraries American Theological Library Assoc. Annual Conference. Atlanta, GA. 2017.06.17 Attendance: ~20 [abstract] [slides]

    Making Value Judgements: Ebook Pricing for Access and Ownership. Electronic Resources & Libraries with Michael Levine-Clark and Maria Savova. Austin, TX. 2015.02.23 [abstract][slides]

    11th Annual Librarian Focus Group. Society for Scholarly Publishing. National Academy of Sciences. Washington, DC. 2015.02.03 Audience ~ 50.

    Techniques for successful negotiation. Concurrent session. Electronic Resources & Libraries conference with Donna LaFollette for Rick Burke. Austin, Texas. 2014.03.17 [abstract][slides] Audience: ~60

    Backlist ebooks and the library market. Invited panelist. AAUP: American Association of University Presses Annual Conference, Boston, MA. 2013.06.21 [slides] Audience: ~75

    Ever Evolving Ebooks. Keynote address. SANLiC: South African National Library and information Consortium Bi-Annual Workshops. Muldersdrift, Johannesburg, South Africa. 2013.05.14 [schedule][slides] Audience: ~ 120

    Electronic resource negotiation & licensing. Pre-conference Workshop. SANLiC: South African National Library and information Consortium Bi-Annual Workshops. Muldersdrift, Johannesburg, South Africa. 2013.05.13 [schedule][slides] Participants: ~ 20

    Publisher journal portfolio growth. Lightning talk. OUP LAC Oxford University Press Library Advisory Council, Oxford, UK. 2013.05.09 [slides] Attendees: 14 librarians and 14 OUP staff.  

    Collection development and sales relationships. Panelist. SAGE Sales Meeting, San Diego, CA. 2012.01.12

    Feick T, Price J, Macicak S, Brunning D. Platform Choice: Policies and Practice.  Charleston Library Conference Charleston, SC. 2011.11 [OA Article

    Price JS. 2011. Patron driven acquisition of publisher-hosted content: Bypassing DRM. Against the Grain 23(3):16-18.  [Manuscript] [OA article] Cited by: 10+

    Choosing a library leader for 21st century library programs and services. To Vice President of Library and Information Technology Services search committee. Claremont Colleges. 2011.02.22 [slides]

    Springer Academic Ebook Summits

    • Panelist. Los Angeles, CA.2012.05.10
    • Keynote. Small school summit. Charleston, SC. 2011.11.03 [slides]
    • Panelist. Business model summit. San Diego, CA. 2011.01.07
    • Panelist. San Francisco, CA. 2010.04.01

    E-Everything: Putting it all together. Keynote respondent. Preconference, Charleston Library Conference. Charleston, SC. 2010.11.03

    Demand driven acquisition (w/ John McDonald). 2010.08.17 [mp3 audio interviewNo Shelf Required

    Impact of the future of library collections on the ideal(?) library organizational structure. Consultant, Electronic Resources & Libraries strategic planning retreat. Los Angeles, CA. 2010.08.09 

    Effects of co-publishing Evolution in BioOne in today’s journal marketplace. Consultant, Society for the Study of Evolution Executive CouncilEvolution Meetings. Moscow, ID. 2009.06.12 [slides]

    Ten things Librarians don’t want to hear, but need to know. Panel Discussion with Dan Tonkery and Gordon Tibbets at the SCELC Colloquium. Los Angeles, CA. 2009.03 

    Trends in journal management and user behavior. Consultant, SAGE Management and Organizational Studies Editors. Academy of Management. Anaheim, CA. 2008.08.09  [slides]

    The Great (  )omission: Go out into all the world and acquire ebooks(?!) OR Things we need to know about ebooks that they didn’t tell us or haven’t figured out. Invited plenary, Christian College Librarian Conference. Pepperdine University, Malibu, CA. 2008.05.29 [slides]

    E-journal ‘Big Deal’ price caps: Do they really benefit libraries? Concurrent session, Charleston Library Conference. Charleston, SC. 2006.11 [slides]

    Basic statistics for librarians. Preconference workshop (w/ John McDonald, Caltech). Charleston Library Conference. Charleston, SC. 2006.11 

    Using COUNTER statistics. Managing electronic collections workshop. Invited speaker,  NISO Solutions ForumDenver, CO. 2006.09.28 [slides]

    Where I get off telling you where you should publish: Open access, NIH public access policy, and ‘green’ journals can affect journal article impact. Howard Hughes Medical Institute Summer Research Seminar Series. Claremont Colleges, CA. 2006.07 [slides]

    DISSERTATION RESEARCH: Evolutionary Ecology of Disease Resistance

    Price JS. 2003. The potential for evolution of resistance to leaf rust (Coleosporium asterum) in a clonal perennial herb (Euthamia graminifolia). Indiana University, Bloomington. [Full dissertation]

    EVOLUTIONARY ECOLOGY: Research & Teaching

    Price JS, Fiske CB, Gall MD, Ochiagha CJ and NJ Karnovsky. 2012. Differences between two species of woodrat in usage of coastal sage scrub habitat. (Unpublished manuscript)

    2011.09.09 Biological diversity: the molecular re-analysis. Guest lecture. Intro biology (Keck Science). [slides

    2011.03.23 Sea turtle population matrix models. Guest lecture. Intro ecology & evolution (Pomona College). [slides

    Price JS. 2004. Biology of Seeds: Recent Research AdvancesQuarterly Review of Biology 79(4): 429. [book review]

    Price JS, Bever JD and K Clay. 2004.  Genotype, environment, and genotype by environment interactions determine quantitative resistance to leaf rust (Coleosporium asterum) in flat-topped goldenrod (Euthamia graminifolia)New Phytologist 162(3): 729-743. [article] Cited by 39+

    Pan JJ and J Price. 2001. Fitness and evolution in clonal plants: the impact of clonal growthEvolutionary Ecology 15(4-6): 583-600. [manuscript] [article] Cited by 155+

    • "Shifts in the frequency of genotypes over time (termed genotypic selection by Pan & Price 2001) determine spatio-temporal patterns of within-species diversity in plant populations, which in turn can have wide-ranging effects on community structure and ecosystem functioning." - cited by Stuefer JF, Anten NR, de Kroon H, Peters JL, Smit-Tiekstra A, Vermeulen PJ & During HJ. 2009. Genotypic selection shapes patterns of within-species diversity in experimental plant populations. Journal of Ecology 97(5), 1020 -1027.

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    References: SCELC Library Consortium

    Donna LaFollette | Chief Operating Officer | Co-Worker 2009 - | donna@scelc.org 

    Rick Burke | Executive Director, Retired | Supervisor 2006 - 2021 | rburke52@gmail.com

    James Wiser, Dean of Library Services & Educational Technology at Abilene Christian University | SCELC Co-Worker 2008 - 2012; Colleague at CCLC 2015 - 2020; SCELC Board Member 2020 - | james.wiser@acu.edu

    References: Claremont Colleges

    Maria Savova, Senior Director of Scholarly Information Resources | Direct Report 2011-2013 ; Research Collaborator 2014 - | maria.savova@claremont.edu 

    John McDonald, Director of Product Management, Analytics and Assessment, EBSCO Information Services | Supervisor 2008-2011; Research Collaborator 2007 - | johnmcdonald@ebsco.com 

    Jacob Adams, Executive VP and Provost, Claremont Graduate University | Supervisor 2012 -2013| jacob.adams@cgu.edu

    References: Indiana University

    Keith Clay, Distinguished Professor of Biology | Dissertation Advisor 1994-2003 | clay@indiana.edu 

    Debora Ralf Shaw, Dean Emerita | Dept. of Information and Library Science 2001-2003 | shawd@indiana.edu