Transforming print: collection development and management for our connected future

Part I: Contemporary collection development

The new open stacks / Lorrie McAllister

No, it's not online; it's in the stacks: Latin American collections in US academic and Research libraries / Sócrates Silva and Manuel Ostos

Working toward human-centered, reparative change through print collection development at the University of Denver / Jennifer Bowers, Katherine Crowe, Peggy Keeran, Jack Maness, Denisse Solis, and Shannon Tharp

Part II: Collections access and management

The St. Louis model: depository collections at the confluence / Rebecca C. Hyde

Old texts, new networks: HathiTrust and the future of shared print / Heather Weltin and Natalie Fulkerson

Opening up collections at the nation's largest library: transformational digital access to the Library of Congress / Michael Neubert and Michael Matos

Part III: Centering the user

Hand in hand: collections for haptic and object-based learning / Jae Jennifer Rossman

A creative exercise: faculty practices and preferences for browsing the stacks / Sarah Pickle

Divining a future of engagement: collecting indie tarot decks for MIT / Emilie Hardman.