Micquel Little, MLIS, MBA

Title(s)Deputy University Librarian, Library
SchoolChancellor/EVC/FAS
Address530 Parnassus Avenue, #131
San Francisco CA 94143
ORCID ORCID Icon0000-0002-4435-6098 Additional info
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    University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PAMLIS05/2010Library and Information Science
    St. John Fisher College, Rochester, NYMBA05/2014Organizational Leadership
    Cornell UniversityCertificate2018Women in Leadership
    Cornell UniversityCertificate2019Diversity and Inclusion in Management
    University of California, San Francisco, CA2021Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Champion Training

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    Micquel Little joined UCSF Library in 2019 as Associate University Librarian for Research and Learning. In 2024, Micquel was promoted to Deputy University Librarian.

    In this role, she provides leadership, vision, strategic direction, and coordination in developing, assessing, and sustaining the Library’s services and spaces that support teaching, research, and clinical activities of UCSF faculty, students, and staff. Micquel oversees multiple research and learning programs at the UCSF Library, ensuring consistent direction, leadership, administration of learning activities, processes, evaluations, and resource management. She leads strategic program improvements to increase educational quality and operational efficiency through managing program leaders in the following areas: Access Services, Data Science & Open Scholarship, Education Research, Makers Lab, Instructional Design, Innovative Technologies of the Library, Outreach and Marketing, User Experience, Technology Systems and Strategy, and clinical research support at the UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital Oakland and Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital campuses.
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    1. Faculty Expertise in Collection Strategies: Building Resource Sharing Workflows through Faculty Partnerships. 2017. Little, Micquel.
    2. Assessing the Value of ILL to our Users: a Comparative Study of Three US Libraries. Information Discovery & Delivery. 2015; 43(1):34-40. Little, Micquel and Lars Leon.
    3. How We Came to Dread Fridays: Developing an Academic Library Assessment Plan Two Hours at a Time. College and Undergraduate Libraries. 2013; 20(3-4):277-297. Hockenberry, Benjamin and Micquel Little. .
    4. Recruiting Parents, Retaining Families. Reference Services Review: Special Retainment Issue. 2013; 41(2):182-191. Little, Micquel and Michelle Price.
    5. Advances in Librarianship: Mergers, Acquisitions, Collaborations, Alliances and Joint Ventures. IDS Project: Community & Innovation. 2013; 36:281-312. Jones, William, and Micquel Little, Cyril Oberlander, Shannon Pritting, Chris Sisak, Mark Sullivan, Adam Traub, Maureen Zajkowski.