Marcus Jun Staff Profile

Program / Service

Shared Cataloging Program, Shared Collections

Job Title

Head, Shared Cataloging Program

Pronouns

Responsibilities

Marcus is the head of the Shared Cataloging Program which is based at UCSD. His work involves troubleshooting (Why is a link for a different ebook appearing under this title?), data analysis (Which titles overlap in two different ebook collections?) and figuring out how to implement projects (How can we import metadata from ProQuest into the library services platform and then export changes to eScholarship?).

The SCP team loads records for licensed and open access resources and provides original and enhanced cataloging for journals and databases. We also work to provide accurate, reliable links to these resources.

SCP’s bibliographic records help make UC e-resources findable in UC Library Search. Whether users are searching by title, author, topic or keywords, descriptive metadata helps users find known items (a journal or an ebook) and additional materials related to their research.

Some of the ebook packages we work on include JSTOR DDA, government publications (federal and state), National Academies Press, and Chinese-language ebooks including Airiti and CNPe.

Education

San Jose State University, San Jose, CA
Master’s Degree, Library and Information Science

Carleton College, Northfield, MN
Bachelor of Arts, Political Science

Papers and Presentations

ELUNA Learns – Metadata “From Shelf Ready to Already Shelved : Streamlining Copy Cataloging in Alma” (Nov 2022)

ELUNA Learns – Alma Data “Before You Run That Norm Rule on Millions of Records” (Sep 2021)

ELUNA Learns – Alma 101 “Repository Import Profiles for Resource Management Workflows” (Dec 2020)

Ex Libris California User Group (eCAUG) “Primo VE Normalization Rules for Display and Search” and “Alma Normalization Rules in a Collaborative Network” (Sep 2020)

IGeLU (International Group of Ex Libris Users) conference co-presenter “Transforming Subjects: Solving a Terminology Problem” (Sep 2020)

ELUNA (Ex Libris Users of North America) conference: “Identifying the Source of Records in Discovery and Troubleshooting Using Alma and Primo” (May 2019)

ELUNA conference: “Network Zone Management for Alma Consortia: Enhancing and Maintaining the Shared Database of Marc Bibliographic Records” (May 2018)