Christine Hoeppner
Electronic Resources Librarian
Christine Hoeppner delivers electronic resource acquisitions and management for the library, responsible for licence negotiation, record maintenance, analytics, and vendor relations for the vast majority UWinnipeg's subscription resources and digital resource packages. Christine plays a key role in developing and managing the library collections budget each year, working closely with publishers, consortia, librarians, and library administration to ensure that collections are sustainable and meet the needs of the University. She has a background in using geographical information systems (GIS) in archeological research and is currently a representative on the Senate Library Committee (SLC).
Subject and Collections Librarian for:
Credentials
- Master of Library and Information Science (MLIS), University of Western Ontario (2002)
- Advanced Graduate Diploma, Integrated GIS Studies, NSCC Centre of Geographic Sciences (2000)
- Advanced Graduate Diploma, Remote Sensing & GIS, NSCC Centre of Geographic Sciences (1999)
- Master of Arts, Near-Eastern Archeology (MA), Durham University (1998)
- Bachelor of Arts with Honours (BA), Classics, Acadia University (1995)
Expertise and Research Interests
Library resource analytics; archeology, geographical information systems; remote sensing, cartography & mapping