Publications

Articles

• Pineo, Elizabeth. "Human Rights, Information Access, and Finding Aids." Including Disability 4 (2024): [Forthcoming.]

  • • Awarded the Simmona Simmons Best Student Paper on Diversity Award and $500 for completion of an outstanding paper on any aspect(s) of diversity that offers new insights on diversity issues, incorporates original research, and/or analyzes existing information in new ways.

• Pineo, Elizabeth. "Thoughts on Concealment: Lessons from Music Archives." Notes. [Forthcoming.]

  • • Awarded the Laurence B. Heilprin Award and $1000 for completion of an outstanding paper on a topic in library and information science that furthers academic understandings by offering new insights, incorporating original research, and/or analyzing existing information in new ways.

• Pineo, Elizabeth. "'But the Bumpies Hurt!': Autism and the Importance of Identity-first Language." Including Disability 2 (December 2022): 27–60. 

  • • Including Disability

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Book Chapters

• Pineo, Elizabeth. "Words, Pain, and Empowerment: Naming Neurodiversity." [Forthcoming 2025.]

• Cooke, Payton & Elizabeth Pineo. "Neurodiversifying Academic Libraries: Inclusive Foundations." [Forthcoming.]

Conference Presentations 

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• Conference of Inter-Mountain Archivists (CIMA) Annual Meeting, May 2024. Presentation. [forthcoming]

• Human Rights and Information Access: Reimagining Finding Aids, presented at the 16th Bridging the Spectrum Symposium, March 2024. Poster & Lightning Talk. 

  • • Symposium program

• DISABLED students in the library classroom, presented at LOEX Conference, Harrisburg, PA, May 2023. Poster.

• " 'General lack of representation and accessibility': Symbolic Annihilation & Disabled Individuals' Perceptions of Music Archives," presented at Including Disability Global Summit, April 2023. Presentation.

• Disability Representation in the Music Archive, presented at Ohio State University, April 2022. Poster & Presentation.

Master's Thesis

• Pineo, Elizabeth. "'I Love that they Exist, Even if Imperfectly': Disability, Music Archives, Descriptive Language, and Symbolic Annihilation." Master's, University of Maryland, 2023. 

  • • ProQuest

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Instructional Materials

• Video: How do dashes work? Hyphens, En-dashes, and Em-dashes explained!

• Video: Accessing Grove Music Online from the UMD Library Website

• Video: Accessing the Chicago Manual of Style, 17th Edition through the UMD Library Website

• Workshop: Avoiding Plagiarism

• Video Series: Harrisburg Symphony Orchestra Education Video Series (Orchestration)

• Presentation: Building a Thesis Statement

• Presentation: Writing About Music Analytically

• Presentation: Introductions, Conclusions, and...Peer Review?