Esther Jackson is a library and scholarly communications leader based in New York with five years of professional experience advancing open scholarship and research infrastructure. Currently Head of Open Scholarship at Columbia University, she previously built scholarly communication technologies as a librarian at Columbia and led public services at the New York Botanical Garden, bringing practical archival and digital collections expertise to academic settings. Trained with an MLS from the University at Buffalo and interdisciplinary honours degrees from the University of Toronto, she combines deep metadata, preservation, and service design knowledge with a humanities-informed perspective. Colleagues value her ability to translate researcher needs into sustainable, user-centered open scholarship programs that bridge technical platforms and institutional policy.
5 years of coding experience
Masters of Library Science, Masters of Library Science at University at Buffalo
Honours Bachelor of Arts & Honours Bachelor of Science with High Distinction, Celtic Studies (major), East Asian Studies (minor), & Art History (minor), Honours Bachelor of Arts & Honours Bachelor of Science with High Distinction, Celtic Studies (major), East Asian Studies (minor), & Art History (minor) at University of Toronto
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Esther Jackson - Head, Open Scholarship at Columbia University