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Casey Hoeve
Back to facultyAssociate University LibrarianMcMaster University LibrariesMcMaster University
Research
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18 publications.
01
How Libraries are Funded: Transparency Issues in Student Tuition and Fees Among ARL Libraries
Hoeve C, Deards K
Journal of New Librarianship20231 citationsFirst author
02
Bringing DEI to the Forefront in University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Hoeve C, Macaulay D
2022First author
03
Trends in content development and licensing of electronic resources
Geuther C, Hoeve CD, O’Reilly F
Journal of Electronic Resources Librarianship20216 citations
04
The Silent Battle on the Budget: The Effect of Centralized Indexing on Collection Analysis in Primo and EBSCO
Hoeve CD, Geuther C
Collection Management20214 citationsFirst author
05
From the Trenches to the Writer’s Desk: Establishing a Collection of Children’s Books Authored by Military Veterans in an Academic Library
Hoeve CD
Collection Management2021First author
06
Turbulent Times in Content Development: Remaining Efficacious Among Reorganizations, Fires, and the Serials Crisis
Hoeve C
2020First author
07
A Brief History to the Future of Open Access
Mering M, Hoeve CD
Serials Review202016 citationsSenior author
08
This Is Not a Library! This Is Not a Kwik-E-Mart! The Satire of Libraries, Librarians and Reference Desk Air-Hockey Tables
Hoeve C
2019First author
09
Resource Management in a Time of Fiscal Scarcity: Combining Qualitative and Quantitative Assessment for Journal Package Cancellations
Hoeve CD
Serials Librarian201912 citationsFirst author
10
Cultural Memory in Danger: Sustainable Information, Preservation, and Technology in the Humanities: A Theoretical Approach
Hoeve C
2018First author
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