With over 25 years professional experience in the field of scholarly communications, John H. Hagen is available to provide consultation services in digital library and scholarly communications including electronic thesis and dissertation (ETD) and institutional repository (IR) program implementation, conference planning / organization, sponsorship fundraising, advocacy efforts as well as editorial review services for individuals and institutions.
Serious inquiries may be sent by email.
Services
Through his involvement with the NDLTD, the USETDA and other library networks, John H. Hagen has provided consultation services related to ETD/IR program implementation, intellectual property and scholarly communications and library issues for a number of universities including California University of Pennsylvania, Clarion University. Indiana University. Marshall University, the University of Pittsburgh, and the University of San Marcos, Lima, Peru.
Hagen also invited and hosted 6 international visiting library scholars through the generosity of the West Virginia University Libraries to promote scholarly and cultural exchange. Hagen encouraged site visits to West Virginia University in his “ETDs for Rookies” sessions, held each year at the international ETD Symposia. Visitors have visited West Virginia University from England, India, Scotland, Pakistan and Brazil (2004 - 2011).
Site visits can be arranged for Mr. Hagen to speak on your campus. In his “Jump Start” seminars series, Hagen covers topics including ETD program implementation issues and responsibilities, intellectual property, open access and scholarly communications issues. Site visits are typically scheduled for 2 - 3 days and sessions cover comprehensive topics as well as personalized consultation for your institution. Main and breakout sessions include topics for graduate school, library and information technology faculty and staff.
Hagen has also co-chaired 3 national and 1 international conference on ETDs as well as assisting in the organization, planning, sponsorship fundraising with dozens of conferences in total. Participants walk away with working knowledge of the topics explored as well as a plan for implementation, tailored to their institution’s individual needs, and armed with the capacity to successfully implement ETD and repository programs.
In addition, Hagen also provides a wide array of services to support scholarly communications including promotions and advocacy as well as scholarly manuscript editorial review and publication review services for individuals and institutions.
Specialties
John H. Hagen specializes in ETD/IR program consultation and related areas including
set up and implementation issues
work-flows
legal / political implications
access
submissions review
institutional repository options, pros & cons
archiving and preservation
scholarly communications and open access advocacy
program promotions and publicity
conference planning / organization
conference sponsorship fundraising
publication review services including
biography, curriculum vitae (CV), resume, professional portfolio and Web site design and development
electronic theses and dissertations review - editorial and copy editing services for graduate students
manuscript / journal article / publication review - editorial and copy editing services for graduate students & faculty
publication promotional services
advocacy writing
political activism
Strategic planning coordination and facilitation for small groups and Boards of Directors
Additionally Hagen’s work on LGBT and human / civil rights advocacy over the past 25 years includes:
Campus climate
Educational programming
Workplace equity
Political activism
Public relations
Promotions
Fundraising
Community organization
Social justice advocacy
Board service to local charities and state-wide associations
What Makes Us Different
Hagen’s vast experience demonstrates that he is a tremendous advocate, an evangelist, for the open access in scholarly communications movement as well as for social equality reform movements. His transformational work has broadened the scope of the field. See what he can do for your individual and institution’s research outreach capacity.