Jody Bailey Email & Phone Number

Decatur, GA, US

Atlanta, Georgia

Leads the Scholarly Communications Office and has leadership, management, policy, planning, and advocacy responsibilities for scholarly communications for all Emory libraries, including promoting scholarly repositories and scholarly communications services to the Emory community. Scholarly communications advocacy and services include contributing to the.

Arlington, TX

• Collaborated with the associate university librarian (AUL) for the Scholarly Communications Division, colleagues within this division, and others across the Libraries to develop strategic priorities, professional.
• Created the position of Open Education Librarian then recruited, hired, and supervised the incumbent.
• Promoted the Scholarly Communications Division’s services and resources in collaboration with the Libraries’ Marketing and Communications Department.
• Participated in grant or research partnerships in collaboration with the Libraries’ director of Grants and Research.
• Attended training and professional seminars to maintain and increase knowledge and to stay abreast of current trends.
• Provided leadership as a member of the University Libraries Dean’s Council.

Arlington, TX

• Collaborates with the dean of Libraries and other members of the leadership team to support strategic initiatives by conducting the full range of activities required to prepare, submit, and manage grant proposals to.
• Provides leadership as a member of the University Libraries Dean’s Council.
• Serves on library, university, and professional committees.
• Serves as liaison to the Department of Linguistics and TESOL to provide all research, instructional, knowledge management, and outreach services to students and faculty.

Arlington, TX

• Provided leadership for the Library’s arts and humanities instruction programs
• Ensured the quality and relevance of existing services and initiates the development and implementation of effective new programs
• Supervised all full-time and dual-assigned arts and humanities librarians
• Creatively buildt new services and relationships that anticipate and respond to the changes in the direction of higher education and the evolution of technology
• Hired and supervised arts and humanities liaison librarians and classified staff members
• Served on Library, university, and professional committees

• Provided exceptional customer service at the reference and research help desks (in-person and via instant messaging, texting, email, etc.).
• Served as liaison to the Interdisciplinary Studies Program and to the Departments of Linguistics and TESOL, Modern Languages, and Philosophy and Humanities.
• Provided information literacy instruction (in classes or one-on-one) to upper-division undergraduate and graduate students in assigned departments, collaborating with faculty to enhance the learning experience of.
• Marketed library resources and facilities to UT Arlington faculty, staff, and students through presentations, special events, and print and digital resources.
• Worked with faculty on personal research consultations and other services as needed.
• Composed and maintained all subject, course, and topic guides in my disciplines; conceptualized and implemented new guides as needs arose; collaborated with other librarians on cross-disciplinary guides.

• Received incoming stock shipments, including scanning, offloading, distributing, unpacking, and shelving 100+ cartons/shift.
• Packed and process outgoing shipments.
• Organized stockroom and maintain proper standards.
• Provided exceptional internal and external customer service.
• Trained seasonal employees in correct stockroom procedures.

• Provided in-person and remote (phone, e-mail, and instant-messaging) reference services.
• Created a new version of the library’s virtual tour using Adobe Captivate.
• Assisted with deselection project for health sciences circulating collection.

• Clients:
• Association for Driver Rehabilitation Specialists (ADED), Ruston, Louisiana.
• American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA), Rockville, Maryland.
• Alliance for Children and Families (ACF), Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
• American Psychological Association (APA), Washington, DC.
• Oxford University Press (OUP), New York and Cary, North Carolina.

• Managed production of two quarterly academic journals, the Journal of Comparative Psychology and Experimental and Clinical Psychopharmacology, guiding each through the entire production process, from raw manuscript to.
• Edited and proofread or supervised freelance editing and proofreading of all manuscripts for both journals, ensuring that they were grammatically correct and conformed to APA style.
• Edited and laid out (in PageMaker 6.5) a monthly two-color, six-page newsletter, Clinician’s Research Digest, including preflighting electronic files for printer and reviewing bluelines and off-press copy.
• Prepared semiannual budgets for both journals.

• Performed all levels of editing, including substantive editing and copyediting, cross-reading, proofing, and format checking.
• Perfected documents such as proposals for federal contracts, lengthy technical reports, abstracts, newsletters, conference and meeting summaries, press releases, brochures, and booklets.
• Tailored documents for diverse audiences with varying levels of literacy, from scientists to health care professionals to the general public.
• Oversaw documents through all phases of the editing process, from raw manuscript to final printed product.

• Independently developed “Academic Reading and Writing for Graduate School” from its inception; assisted in development of advanced reading and writing curricula for graduate students, preparing them for high-level.
• Taught courses such as “English for Science and Technology,” “Pronunciation and Oral Presentation,” “Advanced Reading and Writing,” and “Academic Reading and Writing for Graduate School.”

• Taught “First Semester Composition,” fall 1991; “First Semester ESL Composition,” spring 1992 through fall 1994; and “Business Writing,” spring 1995.

Mlis, Library And Information Science

Activities and Societies: Beta Phi Mu International Library and Information Studies Honor Society, Wayne State University School of.

Ma, English/Linguistics

Received a master's of arts in English, specializing in linguistics.

Ba, English

Activities and Societies: Phi Kappa Phi Honor SocietyReceived a bachelor's of arts in English and a minor in French.