Adam Mazel

Adam Mazel works at the intersection of digital publishing and digital scholarship. He created and manages Indiana Publishing, a free and open-access publishing service for IU texts that are not publishable by scholarly or commercial presses but that would nonetheless benefit from the affordances of a publisher. As the Product Owner of IUScholarWorks, IU’s institutional repository, Adam helps determine its direction to maximize its benefit for IU. He also consults on digital humanities for IU’s Institute for Digital Arts and Humanities. 

Adam’s scholarship ranges from Victorian poetry to digital humanities to library instruction. Before joining IU Libraries, Adam was the Digital Scholarship and Instruction Librarian at Union College in Schenectady, NY from 2019–2022, and he was a SPARC Open Education Leadership Fellow from 2020–2021. His M.S. in Library and Information Science is from Simmons University (2019), and his Ph.D. in English Language and Literature is from the University of Michigan (2014). Adam is from New York City.