1. UNT Faculty Analysis of Scholarly Works Pamela Andrews and Daniel Alemneh University of North Texas Libraries Digital Curation Unit

2. Outline Landscape of Scholarly Communication: Background Guiding Questions Methodology UNT Scholarly Works Collection: Overview Breakdown of Participations: By Department By Tenure Status By Types of Scholarly Works Future Plans and Summary

3. Background Landscape of Scholarly Communication Stakeholders The role of institutions in the scholarly publishing UNT’s Status

4. Guiding Questions Which faculty have/not contributed to the Scholarly Works collection? Where do full departments/colleges stand in regards to the collection? Where are our contributors in the tenure process? What types of items are they contributing, and does this have any influence on faculty participation?

5. Previous Study of the Digital Library 2015 Study of perceived value of the UNT Digital Library and Scholarly Works by Waugh, Hamner, Klein, & Brannon Surveyed currently employed/enrolled faculty, staff, and graduate students as of the Fall 2013 semester; 785 respondents. Intent to Contribute to Scholarly Works Believe there is no need as the library already subscribes to those journals Are unsure if they can deposit their work due to publishing rights Believe their scholarly output is not compatible with the repository Male respondents are more likely to use or contribute to the Digital Library than female respondents Overall, graduate students more enthusiastic about digital library resources than faculty and staff

6. Methodolog y Used publically available faculty senate spreadsheet listing faculty members by job code Removed administrative faculty, ESL instructors, and Visiting faculty Does not include other UNT system campuses such as UNT Dallas, UNT Health Science Center Searched for each member in Scholarly Works Looked at number of items, larger patterns in co-author/institutions tied to items Two searches: June 29 & July 18 th, 2016.

7. Overview of Collection We currently have works from 29% of UNT’s faculty 25% if you don’t count UNT Libraries Analysis of 1,044 current active faculty members Of these, 254 faculty members contribute to Scholarly Works From 49 out of 61 departments Housed in 9 out of 10 Colleges + UNT Libraries These faculty account for 78% of our total Scholarly Works collection Remainder likely attributed to Emeritus faculty, Adjunct instructors, and other affiliated campus community members not caught within the test group.

8. Breakdown of Participation Rates Unit# of Faculty % of Faculty Participating UNT Libraries5788% College of Information3842% College of Engineering8138% College of Arts & Sciences39338% College of Public Affairs & Community Services5221% College of Visual Arts & Design6917% College of Merchandising, Hospitality, & Tourism2914% College of Education9713% College of Business10311% College of Music1046% School of Journalism200%

9. College of Arts & Science s DepartmentFaculty in SWTotal FacultyPercent in SW Women's and Gender Studies11100% Biological Sciences293778% Chemistry172374% Philosophy & Religion Studies81173% Sociology81362% Physics132357% Geography81553% International Studies1250% Political Science122450% Anthropology51145% Psychology102638% History113234% Communication Studies41233% Economics31323% Technical Communication21217% English74416% Comm & Prof Programs1714% Dance & Theatre21414% Mathematics43113% World Lang, Lit, & Cultures43511% Teach North Texas070% Totals15039338%

10. College of Business DepartmentFaculty in SWTotal FacultyPercent in SW Mktng & Logistics62129% Info Tech & Decision Sci32114% Fin, Insur, Real Estate & Law22010% Management0220% Accounting0190% Totals94221%

11. College of Education DepartmentFaculty in SWTotal FacultyPercent in SW Counseling & Higher Education42119% Kinesiology, Hlth Promo, & Rec42317% Educational Psychology32114% Teacher Education & Admin2326% Totals139713%

12. College of Engineering DepartmentFaculty in SWTotal FacultyPercent in SW Electrical Engineering81080% Materials Science & Engineering91753% Computer Science & Engineering102737% Engineering Technology31619% Mechanical & Energy Engineering11010% Biomedical Engineering010% Totals318138%

13. College of Information DepartmentFaculty in SWTotal FacultyPercent in SW Library & Information Sciences121867% Learning Technologies31421% Linguistics1617% Totals163842%

14. College of Merchandising, Hospitality, & Tourism DepartmentFaculty in SWTotal FacultyPercent in SW Merch & Digital Retailing31225% Hospitality and Tourism1176% Totals31225%

15. College of Music DepartmentFaculty in SWTotal FacultyPercent in SW Music Education1617% Keyboard Studies1911% Jazz Studies1147% Instrumental Studies2346% Music Hist, Thry & Ethnomusic1176% Composition Studies060% Conducting & Ensembles090% Vocal Studies090% Totals61046%

16. College of Public Affairs & Community Service DepartmentFaculty in SWTotal FacultyPercent in SW Applied Gerontology2367% Behavior Analysis4757% Speech & Hearing Sciences41429% Disability & Addiction Rehab1714% Criminal Justice0100% Public Admin0110% Totals115221%

17. College of Visual Arts & Design DepartmentFaculty in SWTotal FacultyPercent in SW Art Education & Art History51338% Studio Art52619% Media Arts21613% Design0140% Totals126917%

18. Departments with +50% participation DepartmentFaculty in SWTotal Faculty% in SW Women's and Gender Studies11100% Electrical Engineering81080% Biological Sciences293778% Chemistry172374% Philosophy & Religion Studies81173% Library & Information Sciences121867% Applied Gerontology2367% Sociology81362% Behavior Analysis4757% Physics132357% Geography81553% Materials Science & Engineering91753% International Studies1250% Political Science122450%

19. Tenure Status of Contributors 237 Tenure-Track Faculty16 Lecturer Faculty + 1 Clinical Associate Professor from the College of Education

20. Patterns in Contribution Types Honors Work Of the 3,341 contributed items, 300 are from the Honors College Of the 254 faculty contributors, 90 are only contributing to the collection through their mentorship of Honors College items Patents Over 400 patents, 63 patents by UNT Faculty, 48 of these created by 22 current active faculty 6 faculty members are only contributing to the collection through their patents

21. Department s with +50% Faculty Contributors by Honors Work Only DepartmentFaculty in SWFaculty w/only Honors Works % w/only Honors Works Dance & Theatre22100% International Studies11100% Fin, Insur, Real Estate & Law22100% Mechanical & Energy Eng11100% Instrumental Studies22100% Disability & Addiction Rehab11100% Art Education & Art History55100% Geography8675% Mathematics4375% English7571% Psychology10770% Economics3267% Anthropology5360% Political Science12758% Communication Studies4250% Mkntg & Logistics6350% Teacher Education & Admin2150% Applied Gerontology2150% Speech & Hearing Sciences4250% Media Arts2150%

22. Departments with Faculty Contributing Patents DepartmentTotal FacultyFaculty w/Patents Biological Sciences374 Chemistry235 Physics232 Computer Science & Engineering273 Electrical Engineering101 Engineering Technology161 Materials Science & Engineer175 Mechanical & Energy Engineer101

23. Future Plans Conduct annual review of faculty contributions to measure growth Account for remaining 22% of collection, likely Emeritus & Adjunct members Focus outreach on under-represented departments Leverage collaborations from contributing faculty members with non- contributing partners Focus outreach on faculty only participating through the Honors College & patents How to further include industry-based disciplines Moving works to student collections

24. Questions? Pamela Andrews: Pamela.Andrews@unt.eduPamela.Andrews@unt.edu Daniel Alemneh: Daniel.Alemneh@unt.eduDaniel.Alemneh@unt.edu