Jason Paul
About Jason
Jason is Research/Instruction and Emerging Technologies Librarian at St. Olaf College, where he is also a member of the Digital Humanities Team. Prior to becoming a librarian, he was a PhD student in the Department of Cinema & Media Studies at the University of Chicago. With Sarah Keller, he is the coeditor of Jean Epstein: Critical Essays and New Translations (Amsterdam University Press, 2012). He is also on the editorial board of College & Undergraduate Libraries.
Areas of interest and expertise
- Digital humanities
- Open access and scholarly communication
- Citation networks and quantitative approaches to bibliographic analysis
- Film studies, especially
- international silent cinema
- avant-garde cinema
- the history of film style
- the relationship between film and the other arts
Liaison to
- Asian Studies
- Chinese
- Exercise Science
- Film Studies
- Japanese
- Media Studies
- Nursing
- Political Science
- Sociology/Anthropology
I can help you
- track down hard-to-find data and statistics
- master the suite of core Google applications (Drive, Calendar, Groups)
- use advanced Google applications (Fusion Tables)
- implement and manage digital humanities projects
- organize and manage your digital files
- create a data management plan (for grants, research, and large projects)
- with questions about open access, scholarly publishing, and archiving your publications
Education
- MLIS, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (2012)
- MA, Cinema & Media Studies, University of Chicago (2010)
- MA, Film Studies, Emory University (2003)
- BA, English, Emory University (1998)
