Sul H. Lee is Peggy V. Helmerich Chair and professor of Library and Information Studies at the University of Oklahoma and dean of University of Oklahoma Libraries. Professor Lee has taught in the School of Library and Information Sciences and directs a major university research library with a collection exceeding 5 million volumes. He has served as professor and dean at the University of Oklahoma since 1978 and is the senior dean on the University of Oklahoma campus in Norman, Oklahoma.

• 1. Introduction Sul H. Lee 2. A Tribute to Duane Webster Sul H. Lee 3. Local to Global: The Emerging Research Library Lizabeth A. Wilson 4. Partners in Knowledge Creation: An Expanded Role for Research Libraries in the Digital Future Mary M. Case 5. Reinventing Our Work: New and Emerging Roles for Academic Librarians Lori A. Goetsch 6. Attitudes and Behaviors in the Field of Economics: Anomaly or Leading Indicator Kevin Guthrie and Ross Housewright 7. Unintended Consequences: A Friendly User Looks at User-Friendly Digitization Jack A. Siggins 8. From Advocacy to Implementation: The NIH Public Access Policy and Its Impact Heather Dalterio Joseph 9. Deconstructing the Library: Reconceptualizing Collections, Spaces and Services Sarah M. Pritchard 10. Out of the Gray Times: Leading Libraries into the Digital Future Deborah Jakubs

Sul H. Lee is Peggy V. Helmerich Chair and professor of Library and Information Studies at the University of Oklahoma and dean of University of Oklahoma Libraries. Professor Lee has taught in the School of Library and Information Sciences and directs a major university research library with a collection exceeding 5 million volumes. He has served as professor and dean at the University of Oklahoma since 1978 and is the senior dean on the University of Oklahoma campus in Norman, Oklahoma.

• 1. Introduction Sul H. Lee 2. A Tribute to Duane Webster Sul H. Lee 3. Local to Global: The Emerging Research Library Lizabeth A. Wilson 4. Partners in Knowledge Creation: An Expanded Role for Research Libraries in the Digital Future Mary M. Case 5. Reinventing Our Work: New and Emerging Roles for Academic Librarians Lori A. Goetsch 6. Attitudes and Behaviors in the Field of Economics: Anomaly or Leading Indicator Kevin Guthrie and Ross Housewright 7. Unintended Consequences: A Friendly User Looks at User-Friendly Digitization Jack A. Siggins 8. From Advocacy to Implementation: The NIH Public Access Policy and Its Impact Heather Dalterio Joseph 9. Deconstructing the Library: Reconceptualizing Collections, Spaces and Services Sarah M. Pritchard 10. Out of the Gray Times: Leading Libraries into the Digital Future Deborah Jakubs

Sul H. Lee is Peggy V. Helmerich Chair and professor of Library and Information Studies at the University of Oklahoma and dean of University of Oklahoma Libraries. Professor Lee has taught in the School of Library and Information Sciences and directs a major university research library with a collection exceeding 5 million volumes. He has served as professor and dean at the University of Oklahoma since 1978 and is the senior dean on the University of Oklahoma campus in Norman, Oklahoma.

• 1. Introduction Sul H. Lee 2. A Tribute to Duane Webster Sul H. Lee 3. Local to Global: The Emerging Research Library Lizabeth A. Wilson 4. Partners in Knowledge Creation: An Expanded Role for Research Libraries in the Digital Future Mary M. Case 5. Reinventing Our Work: New and Emerging Roles for Academic Librarians Lori A. Goetsch 6. Attitudes and Behaviors in the Field of Economics: Anomaly or Leading Indicator Kevin Guthrie and Ross Housewright 7. Unintended Consequences: A Friendly User Looks at User-Friendly Digitization Jack A. Siggins 8. From Advocacy to Implementation: The NIH Public Access Policy and Its Impact Heather Dalterio Joseph 9. Deconstructing the Library: Reconceptualizing Collections, Spaces and Services Sarah M. Pritchard 10. Out of the Gray Times: Leading Libraries into the Digital Future Deborah Jakubs