The Islandora Board of Directors
The Board is primarily concerned with legal and financial aspects of the Islandora community. It is chiefly supportive of the Coordinating Committee and Islandora Committers, but directional in the sense that when the Coordinating Committee looks to the Board for direction and lays out the issues in a way that the Board can act on, the Board will provide direction. Coordinating Committee provides the core directions of the community.
The list below reflects Partner Members in the Foundation. Partners are able to nominate one person to the Board.
- Mark Jordan (Chair), Simon Fraser University
- Nick Ruest (Treasurer), York University
- Melissa Anez (Vice Chair), Islandora Foundation
- Donald Moses, University of Prince Edward Island
- John Eden, discoverygarden Inc.
- John Herbert, LYRASIS
- Lisa O'Hara, University of Manitoba
- Dale Askey, McMaster University
- Holly Mercer, University of Tennessee Knoxville
- Kirsta Stapelfeldt, University of Toronto Scarborough
- Jordan Fields, Marmot Library Network
- Noah Smith, Born-Digital
Coordinating Committee
The Islandora Coordinating Committee meets bi-weekly and acts as the operational governing committee for the Foundation's activities. Terms of Reference.
- Donald Moses, UPEI (legacy)
- Melissa Anez, Islandora Foundation
- Danny Lamb Islandora Foundation
- David Wilcox, DuraSpace (legacy)
- Anna St.Onge, York University
- Kirsta Stapelfeldt, University of Toronto Scarborough (legacy)
- Jennifer Eustis, University of Connecticut
- Jonathan Green, LYRASIS
- Will Panting, discoverygarden Inc.
- Gabriela Mircea, McMaster University
- Gavin Morris, Born-Digital
- Rosie Lefaive, UPEI
- Mark Baggett, University of Tennessee Knoxville
- Mark Jordan, Simon Fraser University
- Bryan Brown, Florida State University
- Jordan Fields, Marmot Library Network
- Diego Pino, METRO
- Kim Pham, University of Toronto Scarborough
- David Keiser-Clark, Islandora Collaboration Group
Annual General Meeting
Interest Groups
Islandora Interest Groups are those Islandora Community Members that come together around a particular topic relevant to the Islandora ecosystem. The purpose of the interest group is to provide a forum for information exchange, mentorship and development within a limited area of interest and to report findings, submit code, documentation, recommendations as appropriate to the Islandora Roadmap Committee on matters of wider interest relating to the area of expertise. How to Establish an Interest Group