Grappone CV Oct 2015

Todd
 Grappone
 
1045
 W.
 Avenue
 37
 
 
Los
 Angeles,
 CA
 90065
 
 
(310)
 913
 –
 9217
 

[email protected]
 
http://www.linkedin.com/in/toddgrappone
 
Twitter:
 @liber8er
 

 


 
 

EDUCATION
 
The
 University
 of
 Pittsburgh
 
 
Masters
 of
 Library
 and
 Information
 Science
 

 
The
 University
 of
 Pittsburgh
 
 
Bachelor
 of
 Arts,
 Philosophy
 and
 Political
 Science
 

1997
 

1990
 

EXPERIENCE
 
University
 of
 California
 Los
 Angeles
 

 
Associate
 University
 Librarian
 for
 Digital
 Initiatives
 &
 Information
 Technology.
 Added
 July
 13,
 2013
 -­‐
 
 
 
The
 College
 Library,
 Teaching
 and
 Learning
 and
 the
 East
 Asian
 Library.
 Added
 October
 2014
 –
 the
 
Social
 Sciences
 Data
 Archive.
 
Reporting
 to
 the
 University
 Librarian,
 the
 Associate
 University
 Librarian
 for
 Digital
 Initiatives
 &
 
Information
 Technology,
 the
 College
 Library,
 Teaching
 and
 Learning,
 the
 East
 Asian
 Library
 and
 the
 
Data
 Archive
 is
 a
 senior
 administrator
 in
 the
 UCLA
 Library.
 My
 responsibilities
 include
 leadership,
 
management,
 and
 policy
 and
 planning
 responsibilities
 for
 eight
 enterprise-­‐wide
 departments.
 My
 
initial
 hiring
 at
 UCLA
 covered
 digital
 initiatives
 and
 information
 technology
 Digital
 Library
 Program
 
(DLP),
 Library
 Computing
 Services
 (LCS),
 Library
 Information
 Technology
 (LIT),
 and
 Library
 Web
 
Services
 (LWS)
 and
 has
 responsibility
 for
 oversight
 of
 services,
 operations,
 and
 programmatic
 
initiatives
 of
 multiple
 Research
 Commons
 within
 the
 UCLA
 Library
 System.
 In
 2012
 dedicated
 to
 
Teaching
 and
 Learning,
 collections
 and
 programs
 in
 the
 College
 Library
 (Powell)
 and
 the
 East
 Asian
 
Library
 (EAL)
 were
 added
 to
 my
 portfolio.
 
 In
 this
 role
 I
 guide
 the
 enterprise-­‐wide
 teaching
 and
 
learning
 services.
 
 I
 am
 responsible
 for
 collections
 and
 programing
 in
 the
 College
 Library
 as
 well
 as
 
the
 East
 Asian
 Library.
 
 In
 2014
 the
 Data
 Archive
 was
 added
 to
 my
 portfolio.
 
 The
 Data
 Archive
 is
 an
 
internationally
 recognized
 facility,
 known
 for
 its
 commitment
 to
 the
 “gold
 standard”
 of
 data
 
management.
 Current
 services,
 include,
 data
 management
 in
 research,
 data
 protection,
 data
 
preparation
 for
 long-­‐term
 usability,
 instructional
 support,
 and
 large
 research
 project
 support.
 As
 the
 
primary
 technology
 architect
 and
 planner
 for
 the
 Library,
 I
 use
 my
 knowledge
 of
 current
 and
 
emerging
 information
 technologies,
 protocols,
 and
 concepts
 to
 keep
 core
 application
 systems
 
effective,
 evolving
 and
 nimble;
 with
 the
 goals
 of
 taking
 advantage
 of
 innovative
 technical
 
opportunities;
 to
 inform
 the
 Library
 management
 and
 staff
 of
 new
 technology
 options;
 to
 set
 
strategic
 technology
 infrastructure
 directions
 and
 to
 ensure
 that
 the
 Library
 maintains
 a
 reliable,
 
scalable,
 and
 sustainable
 server
 and
 networking
 infrastructure,
 robust
 public
 and
 staff
 computing
 
services,
 vibrant
 web
 services,
 and
 expanding
 digital
 initiatives.
 I
 represent
 the
 Library
 on
 
information
 technology
 groups
 on
 the
 UCLA
 campus,
 within
 the
 UC
 System,
 and
 externally,
 I
 
establish
 and
 maintain
 effective
 partnerships
 and
 collaborations,
 and
 serves
 as
 the
 primary
 
spokesperson
 on
 issues
 and
 policies
 related
 to
 digital
 initiatives
 and
 information
 technology
 for
 the
 
UCLA
 Library.
 

 
Occidental
 College
 

 
Chief
 Technology
 Officer/Deputy
 Chief
 Information
 Officer
 
Responsible
 for
 directing
 the
 development
 of
 strategic,
 long
 term
 technology
 goals
 and
 planning
 for
 
Occidental
 College
 information
 technology
 infrastructure
 and
 services.
 Served
 as
 the
 primary
 expert
 
for
 determining
 the
 Information
 Technology
 Services’
 (ITS)
 long
 term
 systems
 architecture,
 
programming
 platforms,
 and
 emerging
 technology
 directions.
 Worked
 with
 unstructured
 ideas
 of
 
faculty,
 staff
 and
 students
 and
 identified
 solutions
 from
 existing
 or
 emerging
 technologies.
 Directed
 
ITS
 to
 combine
 services
 and
 technologies
 to
 create
 innovative
 and
 necessary
 solutions
 for
 campus.
 
Investigated
 and
 implemented
 new
 technologies
 (hardware,
 software
 and
 methodologies)
 to
 ensure
 
that
 ITS
 maintained
 the
 correct
 set
 of
 technologies
 necessary
 for
 the
 delivery
 of
 its
 services.
 
Represented
 Occidental
 College
 ITS
 in
 local
 and
 national
 collegiate
 and
 IT
 professional
 organizations.
 
 

April
 2010
 –
 Present
 

September
 2008
 –
 April
 2010
 

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Deputy
 CIO
 Duties:
 Responsible
 for
 the
 day-­‐to-­‐day
 operation
 of
 the
 ITS
 department
 for
 the
 College.
 
Oversaw
 the
 operations
 of
 the
 Support
 Services
 Group
 (Help
 Desk);
 the
 Network
 Operation
 and
 
Services
 Department
 (networking
 and
 data
 center
 services);
 and
 the
 Enterprise
 Services
 Group
 (ERP,
 
database
 services
 and
 programming).
 Led
 in
 the
 definition
 of
 overall
 technology
 standards,
 policy
 
development,
 and
 investments
 for
 the
 College.
 Deployed
 best
 practices
 in
 the
 management
 of
 
information
 technology
 systems
 and
 services
 in
 all
 areas
 of
 academic
 and
 administrative
 computing,
 
client
 services,
 and
 data
 and
 network
 infrastructure.
 
University
 of
 Southern
 California
 

 
Associate
 Executive
 Director,
 Information
 Development
 and
 Management,
 University
 Libraries,
 
 
CIO
 University
 Libraries
 
An
 Associate
 University
 Librarian
 level
 position,
 led
 University-­‐wide
 efforts
 in
 implementing
 and
 
supporting
 next
 generation
 digital
 library
 initiatives;
 directed
 the
 conceptual
 development
 of
 these
 
initiatives
 and
 their
 integration
 into
 the
 USC
 Libraries’
 research
 support
 infrastructure
 while
 
adhering
 to
 nationally
 recognized
 standards;
 oversaw
 current
 and
 future
 information
 organization,
 
delivery,
 and
 management,
 and
 associated
 support
 departments
 for
 the
 USC
 Library
 system.
 
Collaborated
 closely
 with
 other
 high-­‐level
 University
 administrators,
 faculty,
 and
 departmental
 
representatives
 to
 develop
 consensus
 and
 direction
 for
 the
 integrated
 research-­‐based
 digital
 library
 
environment;
 oversaw
 managers
 and
 directors
 of
 the
 following
 University
 Libraries
 departments
 and
 
projects:
 Technical
 Services
 department,
 Digital
 Information
 Management
 (metadata
 cataloging),
 
Electronic
 Resources,
 the
 Digital
 Information
 Development
 department
 (DID),
 the
 Doheny
 Office
 of
 
Technology
 Support,
 the
 Shoah
 Foundation,
 USC
 Digital
 Archive,
 the
 USC
 Institutional
 Repository
 
and
 technology
 efforts
 for
 the
 Interdisciplinary
 Research
 Center's
 electronic
 representation
 and
 
presence;
 and
 represented
 University
 Libraries’
 interests
 within
 the
 federated
 IT
 environment
 of
 The
 
University
 of
 Southern
 California.
 
Stanford
 University
 School
 of
 Medicine
 

 
Associate
 Director
 for
 Wireless
 Computing
 Development
 and
 Head
 of
 Computing
 and
 Network
 Systems,
 
 
Information
 Resources
 &
 Technology
 and
 Lane
 Medical
 Library/Knowledge
 Management
 Center
 
Architected
 wireless
 network
 infrastructure,
 including
 defining
 network
 topology,
 developing
 HIPAA
 
compliant
 security
 standards,
 developed
 School-­‐wide
 wireless
 network
 policy.
 Led
 development
 
efforts
 to
 implement
 wireless
 network
 technology
 with
 the
 goal
 of
 advancing
 the
 School
 of
 
Medicine’s
 mission
 of
 research,
 learning
 and
 clinical
 care.
 Managed
 the
 Library’s
 CNS
 (Computing
 
and
 Network
 Systems)
 division
 in
 its
 role
 of
 planning,
 implementing,
 operating,
 and
 supporting
 the
 
library
 computing
 and
 communications
 infrastructure.
 Served
 as
 technical
 lead
 for
 the
 CNS
 division,
 
ensuring
 high
 standards
 of
 performance
 in
 carrying
 out
 CNS
 responsibilities
 and
 staying
 abreast
 of
 
applicable
 technologies.
 Worked
 with
 Director
 in
 budget
 planning
 and
 implementation.
 Worked
 as
 a
 
member
 of
 senior
 library
 staff
 in
 defining
 the
 vision
 and
 goals
 of
 the
 library,
 and
 working
 toward
 the
 
implementation
 thereof.
 This
 included
 defining
 requirements;
 evaluating
 alternatives;
 leading
 
hardware
 and
 software
 acquisitions,
 developments,
 system
 migrations
 and
 integrating
 emerging
 
technologies
 into
 the
 day-­‐to-­‐day
 operations;
 and
 coordinating
 with
 other
 library
 and
 Medical
 School
 
representatives
 as
 appropriate.
 Developed
 and
 implemented
 standards,
 policies,
 and
 procedures
 for
 
all
 operational
 aspects
 of
 library
 computing
 and
 network
 services
 to
 ensure
 effective
 ongoing
 
operations
 and
 to
 meet
 standards
 for
 health
 and
 safety.
 Provided
 support
 for
 library
 staff
 and
 users
 
so
 they
 could
 effectively
 use
 library
 computing
 and
 network
 services.
 Served
 as
 principal
 liaison
 with
 
Medical
 School
 and
 campus
 computing
 and
 networking
 systems
 groups.
 Served
 as
 principal
 liaison
 
with
 vendors.
 

Nov
 2004
 –
 September
 2008
 

October
 1997
 –
 October
 2004
 


 
University
 of
 Pittsburgh
 
 

 
Director
 of
 Information
 Resources,
 Department
 of
 Emergency
 Medicine,
 Systems
 Analyst
 III
 
 
PITT’s
 Imaging
 and
 Record
 Retrieval
 System
 
Database
 Administrator
 of
 an
 Oracle
 database
 containing
 confidential
 University
 financial
 data
 and
 
digitally
 published
 text.
 End
 user
 technical
 support
 and
 training
 for
 a
 University-­‐wide
 document
 
imaging
 system,
 including
 writing
 manuals
 for
 production
 staff
 and
 end
 users.
 Designed,
 produced
 
and
 maintained
 websites
 for
 9
 departments
 at
 the
 University.
 UNIX
 system
 administrator.
 Set
 up
 
web
 servers
 using
 both
 Oracle
 and
 Apache
 server
 technology.
 Trained
 coworkers
 in
 web
 

February
 1994
 –
 October
 1997
 

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development.
 Led
 a
 software
 development
 team
 for
 the
 University’s
 imaging
 system.
 Presented
 
University's
 document
 imaging
 system
 to
 prospective
 University,
 corporate
 and
 governmental
 
clients.
 Administrative
 responsibilities
 included
 establishing
 and
 adhering
 to
 a
 fiscal
 budget,
 hiring
 
and
 management
 of
 support
 staff
 and
 creating
 policy
 and
 procedure
 routines.
 Designed
 and
 
implemented
 policy
 and
 procedures
 for
 all
 aspect
 of
 operations
 for
 off
 site
 high
 density
 record
 
storage
 facility.
 
HONORS
 
Beta
 Phi
 Mu
 National,
 Library
 Honor
 Society
 
WebFeat
 President’s
 Award
 for
 Innovation
 


 1997
 
2007
 

TEACHING
 EXPERIENCE
 
California
 Rare
 Book
 School
 –
 Guest
 lecturer
 on
 Born
 Digital/Digital
 Collections
 
 
UCLA
 Graduate
 School
 of
 Education
 &
 Information
 Studies
 
IS
 289-­‐5
 Digital
 Libraries
 
IS
 289
 Data,
 Data
 Practices,
 and
 Data
 Curation
 (Guest
 Lecturer)
 
 


 


 


 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 2015
 
2014
 
2012
 

PROFESSIONAL
 ACTIVITIES
 
Dodging
 the
 Memory
 Hole
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 2016
 
Organizing
 committee
 for
 the
 2016
 conference
 on
 journalism
 in
 the
 digital
 age
 to
 be
 held
 at
 UCLA.
 

 
Sustainable
 LA/Data
 Cosmopolis
 When
 Urban
 Meets
 Data
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 2015
 
 

 
Organizing
 committee
 for
 the
 2015
 conference
 on
 how
 data
 supports
 urban
 planning
 and
 sustainability.
 

 
The
 HathiTrust
 
Strategic
 Advisory
 Board,
 Program
 Steering
 Committee
 (PSC),
 Co-­‐Chair
 Metadata
 Working
 Group,
 
Zephir
 Advisory
 Group.
 
 Past
 member
 of
 the
 Strategic
 Advisory
 Board.
 
2012
 -­‐
 Present
 
UCLA
 Senior
 Fellows
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
Digital
 Library
 Federation
 
Chair:
 Aquifer
 Technology
 and
 Architecture
 Working
 Group
 -­‐
 Integrated
 Library
 Systems
 Discovery
 
Interfaces
 Working
 Group
 -­‐
 DLF
 Program
 Committee
 


 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 2014
 
 
 

2006,
 2008
 

Greater
 Western
 Library
 Alliance
 
Digital
 Collections
 Steering
 Committee
 

2007
 

ACRL/Harvard
 Leadership
 Institute
 

 

2005
 

INSTITUTIONAL
 ACTIVITIES
 
 
The
 University
 of
 California,
 Los
 Angeles
 
Research
 Informatics
 Strategic
 Planning
 Board
 –
 Member
 and
 Chair
 of
 the
 Campus
 Data
 Services
 Working
 Group
 
VCR
 IT
 Workgroup
 and
 Co-­‐Chair
 of
 the
 Strategic
 Planning
 Committee
 on
 Libraries,
 Theater,
 Film
 and
 Television,
 Arts
 and
 Architecture
 
Common
 Systems
 Group
 (CSG)
 
OPUS
 –
 Steering
 Committee
 Member
 
 
Mobile
 Web
 Steering
 Committee
 
Institute
 for
 Digital
 Research
 and
 Education
 -­‐
 Humanities,
 Arts,
 Architecture,
 Social
 and
 Information
 Sciences
 Collaborative
 (IDRE-­‐HASIS)
 
ARL/DLF
 2010-­‐2011
 E-­‐Science
 Institute
 

 
University
 of
 California,
 System
 
 
Current:
 
UC
 Libraries
 Direction
 and
 Oversight
 Committee
 (DOC):
 Chair
 
UC
 Libraries
 Strategic
 Action
 Group
 2:
 Access,
 Discovery
 &
 Infrastructure
 (SAG2)
 
Past:
 
SAG
 3
 Shared
 ILS
 Task
 Force
 
Digital
 Library
 Services
 Task
 Force
 #2
 
Library
 Technology
 Advisory
 Group
 
NGTS
 Power
 of
 Three
 (POT)
 1
 Lightning
 Team
 


 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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University
 of
 Southern
 California
 
 
USC
 Libraries
 Strategic
 Planning
 Steering
 Committee
 
 
Campus
 Cyberinfrastructure
 Committee
 
 
Information
 Services
 Division
 Strategic
 Planning
 Group
 
 
Campus
 Technology
 Steering
 Committee
 
 

 
Stanford
 University
 
 
Academic
 Technology
 Council
 
Stanford
 University
 School
 of
 Medicine
 
Dean’s
 Information
 Technology
 Infrastructure
 Group
 
 
 
Library
 liaison
 to
 Stanford
 Hospital
 Cancer
 Center
 
Lane
 Medical
 Library/Knowledge
 Management
 Center
 
Strategic
 Planning
 Group
 
 
 


 
 


 


 


 


 

INVITED
 SPEAKING
 ENGAGNEMENTS
 
 
Pacific
 Rim
 Research
 Library
 Alliance
 Fall
 2015
 Archiving
 the
 Present
 for
 the
 Future
 East
 Asian
 Studies:
 A
 Proposal
 for
 Multi-­‐Institutional
 Web
 
Archiving
 Collaboration
 and
 Snapshots
 of
 Our
 Past:
 Capturing
 Pieces
 of
 Ancient
 and
 Recent
 History
 
PASIG
 2015
 Practitioners
 Knowledge
 Exchange
 Day
 Automated
 linked
 data
 and
 text
 mining
 
Coalition
 for
 Networked
 Information
 Fall
 2014
 Snatch:
 An
 Archiving
 and
 Analysis
 Service
 for
 Global
 News
 
Digital
 Library
 Federation
 2014
 Digital
 Public
 History:
 Community
 Connections
 and
 Collaborative
 Teaching
 Initiatives
 
Coalition
 for
 Networked
 Information
 Spring
 2014
 E-­‐Textbook
 Initiatives
 in
 Libraries
 and
 IT
 Organizations
 
Coalition
 for
 Networked
 Information
 Fall
 2013
 Archivists
 and
 Activists:
 You
 don’t
 get
 to
 Non-­‐Traditional
 Collections
 with
 Traditional
 Collectors
 
PKP
 Scholarly
 Publishing
 Conference
 2013
 International
 Open
 Access
 Models
 for
 Academic
 Libraries
 
Digital
 Library
 Federation
 2013
 Pathways
 to
 Stimulating
 Experiential
 Learning
 and
 Technological
 Innovation
 in
 Academic
 Libraries
 
Open
 Repositories
 2013
 Repository
 Solutions
 for
 Time-­‐Based
 Media
 
Coalition
 for
 Networked
 Information
 Spring
 2013
 Publication
 And
 Research
 Roles
 For
 Libraries
 Using
 Spectral
 Imaging
 Data
 
Coalition
 for
 Networked
 Information
 Fall
 2012
 UCLA
 Broadcast
 News
 Archive
 
Open
 Repositories
 2012
 Non-­‐Traditional
 Content
 UCLA
 Libraries
 Broadcast
 NewsScape
 
Coalition
 for
 Networked
 Information
 Spring
 2012
 Student-­‐Driven
 Innovation:
 UCLA
 Library
 Simul8
 Group
 
Coalition
 for
 Networked
 Information
 Spring
 2012
 DMPTool:
 Phase
 2
 
Coalition
 for
 Networked
 Information
 Spring
 2011
 Data
 Management
 Plans
 Online
 
 
Digital
 Library
 Federation
 2011
 Data
 Management
 Planning
 Tool
 
Coalition
 for
 Networked
 Information
 Fall
 2010
 Laboratory
 for
 Digital
 Cultural
 Heritage
 In
 the
 Research
 Commons
 at
 UCLA
 
Digital
 Library
 Federation
 2010
 Digital
 Library
 as
 Partner
 in
 Transformative
 Scholarship
 
2009:
 Consortium
 of
 Liberal
 Arts
 Colleges
 Annual
 Conference
 Organizing
 Committee
 
2008:
 Digital
 Library
 Federation
 Spring
 Forum
 Asset
 Actions
 Next
 Steps:
 Atom/OAI-­‐ORE
 and
 Zotero
 
 
2007:
 Digital
 Library
 Federation
 Fall
 Forum
 Opening
 the
 ILS
 for
 Discovery:
 Draft
 Recommendations
 from
 the
 DLF's
 Task
 Force
 
2007:
 Pacific
 Rim
 Digital
 Library
 Alliance
 -­‐
 Advanced
 Imaging:
 Polynomial
 Texture
 Maps
 (PTMs),
 and
 Digital
 Rollouts
 
2007:
 Coalition
 for
 Networked
 Information
 Spring
 Forum
 -­‐
 Unifying
 Resource
 Access
 
2007:
 Digital
 Library
 Federation
 Spring
 Forum
 -­‐
 Beyond
 the
 IR:
 Creating
 a
 Sustainable
 Model
 for
 Supporting
 Digital
 Scholarship
 
2006:
 Digital
 Library
 Federation
 Fall
 Forum
 -­‐
 Swimming
 in
 the
 Resource
 Pool:
 The
 USC
 Libraries’
 Gandhara
 Project
 
2006:
 Pacific
 Rim
 Digital
 Library
 Association
 -­‐
 Pacific
 Rim
 Shared
 Repositories
 
2005:
 Pacific
 Rim
 Digital
 Library
 Association
 

 

 
-­‐
 
 Project
 Gandhara:
 Shedding
 Light
 on
 the
 Hidden
 Web
 
 

 

 
-­‐
 
 Putting
 Collections
 on
 the
 Map:
 the
 USC
 Digital
 Archive
 and
 Geographic
 
 Information
 Systems
 Prototype
 Project
 November
 
2002:
 AAMC
 Annual
 -­‐
 Meeting
 Integrating
 Handheld
 Technology
 into
 Undergraduate
 Medical
 Education
 Programs
 
2002:
 MLA
 Teleconference
 -­‐
 Sync
 or
 Swim:
 Managing
 the
 Flood
 of
 PDAs
 in
 Health
 Care
 
2001:
 University
 of
 Pennsylvania
 Medical
 School
 Luncheon
 -­‐
 Presentation
 on
 the
 Stanford
 Mobile
 Med
 Project
 
2001:
 UCSF
 Center
 for
 Instructional
 Technology
 (CIT)
 Faculty
 Seminar
 Series
 (Inaugural)
 -­‐
 Discussion
 of
 Stanford's
 Mobile
 Med
 project
 
2001:
 Educause
 CREN
 Tech
 Talk
 -­‐
 PDAs:
 Where
 Are
 They
 and
 How
 Do
 We
 Support
 Them
 
2001:
 MLA
 Educational
 Media
 and
 Technologies
 and
 Medical
 Informatics
 Sections
 -­‐
 Featured
 speaker
 on
 Collaborative
 Teams
 and
 Strategies
 for
 
Technology
 Implementation
 and
 Support
 
 
2001:
 AAMC
 GIR/IAIMS
 Consortium
 2001
 Meeting
 -­‐
 One
 of
 four
 panelists
 discussing
 Technology
 in
 Medical
 Education
 May
 
 
1999:
 Medical
 Library
 Association
 -­‐
 Restructuring
 Serial,
 Circulation,
 and
 Traditional
 Bibliographic
 Data
 for
 Deployment
 in
 Changing
 Digital
 
Environments
 
POSTERS:
 
April
 2008:
 Open
 Repositories
 2008
 -­‐
 Asset
 Actions:
 Deep
 Sharing
 of
 Repository
 Content
 via
 Actionable
 URLs
 

TODD
 GRAPPONE
 

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 5
 

April
 2007:
 Digital
 Library
 Federation
 Spring
 Forum
 -­‐
 New
 Tools
 for
 Digital
 Photography:
 Polynomial
 Texture
 Maps
 and
 Digital
 Rollouts
 
November
 2001:
 AAMC
 Innovations
 in
 Medical
 Education
 Exhibit
 Booth
 -­‐
 Booth
 and
 poster
 sessions
 discussing
 CIME,
 Lane
 Library’s
 Video
 Streaming
 
Project
 and
 Stanford
 Mobile
 Med
 October
 
 
2001:
 BCATS:
 SKOLAR
 Cards
 -­‐
 Mobile
 Access
 to
 High
 Quality
 Clinical
 Information
 
PUBLICATIONS:
 
Peter
 Broadwell,
 Martin
 Klein,
 Todd
 Grappone,
 Sharon
 Farb,
 Sologlo:
 A
 Service
 To
 Collect,
 Archive,
 And
 Link
 Social,
 Local,
 And
 
Global
 News,
 D-­‐Lib
 Magazine,
 IN
 BRIEF,
 July/August
 2015
 
Sharon
 E.
 Farb
 and
 Todd
 Grappone
 (November
 2014)
 The
 UCLA
 Libraries
 Affordable
 Course
 Materials
 Initiative:
 Expanding
 Access,
 Use
 and
 
Affordability
 of
 Course
 Materials,
 Against
 the
 Grain:
 Textbook
 Affordability:
 Library
 Roles
 
 
BESSER,
 Howard
 and
 FARB,
 Sharon
 E.
 and
 GRAPPONE,
 Todd
 and
 JAMSHIDI,
 Ali
 (2014)
 Ethics,
 Technology
 and
 the
 Challenges
 of
 Documenting
 History
 
in
 Real
 Time.
 Paper
 presented
 at:
 IFLA
 WLIC
 2014
 –
 Lyon
 -­‐
 Libraries,
 Citizens,
 Societies:
 Confluence
 for
 Knowledge
 in
 Session
 210
 -­‐
 Information
 
Technology.
 In:
 IFLA
 WLIC
 2014,
 16-­‐22
 August
 2014,
 Lyon,
 France.
 
Co-­‐Author:
 Grappone,
 Todd.
 "Audience
 Response
 Made
 Easy:
 Using
 Personal
 Digital
 Assistants
 as
 a
 Classroom
 Polling
 Tool."
 Journal
 of
 the
 American
 
Medical
 Informatics
 Association.
 11.
 no.
 3
 (2004):
 217-­‐22-­‐.
 10.1197/jamia.M1468
 
 
Co-­‐Author:
 Grappone,
 Todd.
 "Preparing
 doctors
 for
 bedside
 computing."
 The
 Lancet.
 362.
 no.
 9377
 (2003):
 86.
 10.1016/S0140-­‐6736(03)13836-­‐6
 

 
SELECTED
 GRANT
 FUNDING:
 
2015:
 Arcadia
 Fund:
 Grant
 to
 Support
 Scholarly
 Open
 Access
 -­‐
 Co-­‐Principle
 Author
 $100,000
 
2014:
 Arcadia
 Fund:
 Digitization
 grant
 for
 St.
 Catherine’s
 Monastery
 Syriac
 and
 Arabic
 Folios
 
 -­‐
 Principle
 Author
 $750,000
 
2014:
 Arcadia
 Fund:
 Digitization
 grant
 for
 St.
 Catherine’s
 Monastery
 Palimpsests
 -­‐
 Principle
 Author
 $250,000
 
2012:
 Livingstone
 Online
 Enrichment
 and
 Access
 Project
 (LEAP).
 NEH-­‐funded,
 three-­‐year,
 multi-­‐institution
 grant.
 –
 Contributing
 Author
 
 
2012:
 NEH
 Management
 and
 Publication
 of
 Archaeological
 Research
 Data
 –
 Contributing
 Author
 $400,000
 
2012:
 Arcadia
 Fund:
 The
 International
 Digital
 Ephemera
 Project
 –
 Co-­‐Principle
 Author,
 Ongoing
 project
 Co-­‐Director
 $5M
2010:
 Arcadia
 Fund:
 Library
 Innovation:
 Simul8,
 Collecting
 Los
 Angeles,
 Broadcast
 NewsScape
 -­‐
 Principle
 Author
 Part
 of
 a
 $5M
 Grant
 
2007:
 Co-­‐PI
 on
 a
 $305k
 Andrew
 W.
 Mellon
 Foundation’s
 Scholarly
 Communications
 Program
 
2007:
 Co-­‐PI
 on
 a
 $50k
 USC
 Zumberge
 Grant