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# People

### Leaders

**Melanie Hubbard**, Digital Scholarship Librarian, incubator organizer ([contact](mailto:melanie.hubbard@bc.edu))

* Topics: Introduction to DS Methodologie, User Experience; Digital Pedagogy; Open Access, Data, and Education; Text Analysis; Digital Exhibits; Story Maps

**Matt Naglak**, Digital Scholarship Librarian ([contact](mailto:naglak@bc.edu))

* Topics: Anatomy of a Digital Project, Project Evaluation, Mapping, 3D/AR, Project Planning

**Allison Xu**, Data and Visualization Librarian ([contact](mailto:allison.xu@bc.edu))

* Topics: Introduction to Data, Data Visualization, Network Analysis

### Contributors

**Gabe Feldstein**, Digital Publishing and Outreach Specialist ([contact](mailto:gabe.feldstein@bc.edu))

* Topic: Open Access, Data, and Education&#x20;

**John FitzGibbon**, Associate Director of Digital Learning Innovation ([contact](mailto:fitzgijc@bc.edu))

* Topic: Center for Digital Innovation in Learning

**Elliott Hibbler**, Scholarly Communication Librarian ([contact](mailto:elliott.hibbler@bc.edu))&#x20;

* Topic: Intellectual Property&#x20;


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