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Christine Fruin
Title:
Scholarly Communication and Digital Projects Manager
Institution:
Atla
Christine Fruin is the Atla Scholarly Communication and Digital Projects Manager. As an attorney and a librarian, she has worked for over a decade promoting access to and use of diverse collections through utilization of fair use, open access, and responsible licensing.
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Notes from the Road: George Fox University and Western Seminary
Christine Fruin visits Institutional Members George Fox University and Western Seminary on her most recent trip for the Pacific Northwest Religious Studies and Theological Library Association meeting.
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SCOOP: Scholarly Communications Learning & Engagement Opportunities at Atla Annual
What's the SCOOP? At this year’s Atla Annual in Vancouver, there are numerous opportunities to gain both knowledge and skills in scholarly communications.
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Notes from the Road: Graduate Theological Union
Christine Fruin visits Institutional Member Graduate Theological Union (GTU) in San Fransico, California. Read about what she found on her tour of the library.
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SCOOP: Not All Rights Are Reserved, Understanding Creative Commons Licensing
Creative Commons helps protect creators and their works--but the details can be complicated.
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SCOOP: Scholarly Communication Roadshow Recap
On February 22, 2019, nearly forty librarians and library staff from ATLA member institutions gathered in Chicago for the ACRL…
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Advising Graduate Students on Copyright and Publishing: What to Expect and How to Respond
While working on their thesis, dissertation or other terminal projects, graduate students often have questions about incorporating the copyrighted works…
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Introducing the New RIM: Searching and Sharing Student Research
Atla has released an updated and new instance of Research in Ministry® (RIM®), the database for sharing and searching abstracts of papers and projects.
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SCOOP: Scholarly Communications 2018: What Matters for Theological Libraries?
ATLA enjoyed exciting growth in 2018 in its scholarly communications program, with the expansion of the open access publishing program…
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SCOOP: Build Scholarly Communication Competencies with the ACRL Roadshow
Last fall, in one of my first SCOOP columns, I proposed that we are all scholarly communication librarians and offered…
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