Molly Elizabeth Olney-Zide
Professional Biography
The Content Services Department at F&M is the "machine room" for the college library, which includes Acquisitions and Cataloging of materials in all formats (books, serials, periodicals, electronic databases, ebooks, etc.) for the library. In addition to working with the fantastic staff in this department, I also play a role in Collection Development, provide information literacy workshops for my liaison fields, and report statistics for all library departments.
Education
B.A. -- English (Music minor), Boston University -- 2004
M.L.I.S -- Drexel University -- 2009
Research Interests
Past and current research interests include 20th century business history, Shakespearean works, opera, historical sound recordings (primarily the Victor Talking Machine Company), and fiber arts.
Publications
- M. E. Olney-Zide, “How Secretary Manuals Were Oddly Empowering.” Bloomberg View - Echoes. (2012). http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-05-02/how-secretary-manuals-were-oddly-empowering.html
- M. E. Olney-Zide, “Cataloging Detective: The Case of the ‘Missing’ Title Page.” Hagley Library and Archives News. (2011). http://library.hagleyblogs.org/2011/12/imprints-department-cataloging-detective-the-case-of-the-missing-title-page/
- M. E. Olney-Zide, “Two Pages Facing: The Curtis Publishing Company and Advertising Design.” Hagley Library and Archives News. (2011). http://library.hagleyblogs.org/2011/06/two-pages-facing-the-curtis-publishing-company-and-advertising-design/
- M. E. Olney-Zide, “From Explosives to the Digital Age : The DuPont Magazine.” Hagley Library and Archives News. (2011). http://library.hagleyblogs.org/2011/03/from-explosives-to-the-digital-age-the-dupont-magazine/
