Email Deb Raftus, ESS Web Editor, with your questions or suggestions for this ESS website.
Toolkit
ESS Web Migration Team
- Deb Raftus, ESS Web Editor and Migration Project Manager
- Brian Vetruba, Web Migration Team Member and Lead, ACRL ESS Libguides
- Dick Hacken, WESSWeb Editor, Web Migration Team Member and Lead, ESS Newsletter
- Michelle Urberg, Web Migration Team Member
- Kathryn Kuntz, Web Migration Team Member and Lead Editor, WordPress
- Barbara Maratos, Web Migration Team Member and Lead Editor, WordPress
Web Designer
- Chelsea Davies, Web designer, metadata and taxonomy
Volunteers
- Newsletter Editors
- Megan Bennett (Co-chair)
- Masha Stepanova (Co-chair)
- Marta Deyrup
- Brendan Nieubuurt
- Anna Rakityanskaya
- Kathleen Smith
- WordPress volunteers
- Megan Browndorf
- Tom Harding
- Taylor Leigh
- Barbara Maratos
- Jo McInnis
- Tara Murray
- Téa Rokolj
- Alla Roylance
- LibGuides volunteers
- Jennifer Allison
- Barbara Alvarez
- Joanneke Elliott
- Tom Harding
- Sandra Hussey
- Taylor Leigh
- David Lincove
- Rebecca R. Malek-Wiley
- Barbara Maratos
- Jo McInnis
- David Morris
- Jeremy Ott
- Téa Rokolj
- Ramona Romero
- Walter Schlect
- Chella Vaidyanathan
- André G. Wenzel
Lead Editors’ Tasks
- Set templates bi-annually
- update committee and discussion group leadership annually
- point-person for questions (Deb: WordPress; Libguides: ??)
Policies
- Policies for the ESS website, newsletter and research guides are set by the ESS Communications & Publications Committee and the ESS Newsletter Committee
WESSWeb History
The WESSWeb Wiki content was migrated to this ESS website in 2020.
- Founding WESSWeb coordinator: James Campbell
- General coordinator through 2007: Reinhart Sonnenburg
- General coordinator and wiki administrator since 2008 : Richard Hacken
- General assistant coordinator since 2016: Deb Raftus
- British Studies: James Kelly
- Classical Studies: Reinhart Sonnenburg
- Dutch Studies: Richard Hacken
- Francophone countries: Nathalie Soini and Patrick Reidenbaugh
- German speaking countries: Jo McInnis
- Iberian Studies: Marianne Siegmund and Richard Hacken
- Irish Studies: Aedin Clements
- Italian Studies: Nathalie Soini
- Medieval and Renaissance: Thomas Izbicki and Paul Victor, Jr.
- Scandinavian Studies: Richard Hacken
- Social Sciences and History: Chella Vaidyanathan