research overview Professor Gerke's current research focuses on compassionate management, researching how to build sustainable individual and institutional practices and how compassion is valued within libraries.
selected publications chapter Compassion in Academic Library Leadership and Management 2024 Not just for the new librarians: mentoring and professional planning at mid-career 2022 Inorganic is Still Good for You: Building a Structured Group Mentoring Program for Librarians. 19-38. 2017 Environment and Energy. 277-292. 2011 A New Route to an Old Resource: Facilitating Access to Library Research Guides for the Self-Serve Generation. 129-152. 2010 From Useless to Useful: Providing Access to Library Research and Subject Guides 2010 Government Information in the 21st Century: A New Model for Academic Depository Outreach 2009 conference proceeding Not Just for the New Kids: Mentoring for Mid-Career Academics. Mentoring Conference Proceedings:. 160-163. 2021 Counting Heads: Building Space Assessment into your Library Assessment Plan. 152-160. 2017 journal article Once You Get Tenure, You're on Your Own: Mentoring and Career Support for Mid-Career Academic Librarians. College & Research Libraries. 843-861. 2023 Where Does the Money Go? Creating Transparency in Libraries Operational Budgeting. Library Leadership and Management. 2021 Getting into the Club: Existence and Availability of Mentoring for Tenured Librarians in Academic Libraries. College & Research Libraries. 676-700. 2020 Evaluating reference data accuracy: a mixed methods study. Reference Services Review. 298-312. 2013 The Physical and the Virtual: The Relationship between Library as Place and Electronic Collections. College & Research Libraries. 20-31. 2010 Web-Based Information and Prospective Students with Disabilities: A Study of Liberal Arts Colleges. Educause Quarterly. 51-59. 2004
education and training M.L.S., Indiana University at South Bend 2003 M.A., Washington University 1999 B.A., Hollins College 1998