Philip Schreur

Deputy University Librarian, University Librarian's Office
Philip Schreur is currently the Deputy University Librarian at Stanford University. He earned a PhD from Stanford in Medieval music theory and an MLIS from the University of California, Berkeley. Philip has been the Chair of the Program for Cooperative cataloging and deeply involved in the implementation of the new cataloging rules Resource, Description and Access (RDA) in the United States. With a mid-career move to HighWire Press, he developed an interest in the automated taxonomic analysis of digital texts. Currently, he is in charge of coordinating linked-data project development for the Stanford University Libraries (SUL). Initial areas of interest include the use of linked data as a mechanism for identity management across traditional resources and those within the digital library, the integration of linked data from disparate sources, and the transition of traditional technical services workflows to processes rooted in linked open data.

Education

Ph.D., Stanford University, Medieval Music Theory (1987)
M.L.I.S., University of California, Berkeley, Librarianship (1988)
B.A., Calvin College, General (1980)