Curriculum Vitae
Contact details:
Name: Nasrine Olson (previously Nasrine Jahanpour)
Nasrin Jahanpoor
Position: Senior lecturer/ Associate Professor
Address: Högskolan i Borås, 501 90
Phone: +46 - 33 - 435 4318
Email: Nasrine.Olson@hb.se
Educational details:
2010
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Library and
Information Science
University of Borås / University of Göteborg
Thesis title:
Taken for Granted
- The Construction of Order in the Process of Library Management System
Decision Making

1991
Participated in the first year of a Masters Programme
in Computer Science
Victoria University, Wellington, New Zealand
1990
Bachelor of Science (BSc) with major in Computer Science
Waikato University, Hamilton, New Zealand
Other Publications:
Olson, N.
(2003, May 18-21, 2003). Human factors in the 'system selection' stage of
library automation. Paper presented at the 15th Annual IRMA
International Conference, Philadelphia.
Olson, N.
(2004). Human factors in the "System selection" Stage of library automation.
In A. Sarmento (Ed.), Issues of human computer interaction (pp.
192-224). Hershey: Idea Group Inc.
Olson, N.,
Knutson, S., & Engvert, K. (2004). Marketing of electronic journals in
Swedish academic libraries. Paper presented at the 15th IRMA
International Conference, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA.
Olson, N.
(2008).
Review of:
Smith, Kelvin. Planning and implementing electronic records management -
a practical guide. London: Facet publishing, 2007. Information
Research, 13(1), review no. R299 [Available at:
http://informationr.net/ir/reviews/revs299.html]
Sonnenwald,
D., Lassi, M., Olson, N., Ponti, M., & Axelsson, A.-S. (2009). Exploring new
ways of working using virtual research environments in library and
information science. Library Hi Tech, 27(2), 191-204.
Unpublished
papers (presented at refereed conferences/seminars):
Ø
ECIS (European Conference on Information Systems) 2006, Doctoral Consortium,
title of paper: “A study on the Selection of Automated Library Systems from
a Social Constructivist Perspective”
Ø
GPMS (Göteborg Public Management Seminar) conference 2007, title of paper:
“Decision Making with regard to Selection of Library Management Systems”.
Other seminars:
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research seminars at SSLIS
-
an invited guest in a PhD level theory construction course
-
a seminar with a prominent visiting delegates from China
-
a seminar at the Center for Collaborative Innovation
-
a seminar at the Stockholm Business School
-
co-chair at a track at the 15th Annual IRMA International
conference in 2004
Grants
awarded:
A smaller
grant from Wennergren-Williams at the start of my PhD programme
A grant
from
Stiftelsen Svea Bredals fond (Dec. 2010)
Other
successful applications in which I have been actively involved include:
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Evaluating Remote Collaborative Knowledge Work in Industry and Academia
-
Evaluating the Use of Remote Collaboration Technology in Organizations
Positions of responsibility
A coordinator for one of the department's master programmes
A member of
KGU (KvalitetsGruppen
för Uppsatsexamination)
A member of
Education Committee (responsible for the preparation course and
program plans)
Elected as a
PhD student representative in forskarutbildningsnämnd (Research education
board) 2007-2008
Previously a member of PAG (Pedagogiska
ArbetsGrupp)
Previously a member of the internationalization group at SSLIS
Employment and practical
experiences
Nov. 2011 – Oct. 2012
Post-doctoral researcher – University of Borås, Department of Library and Information
Science
Dec. 2010 – Oct. 2011
Senior
Lecturer (Associate Professor) – University of Borås, Department of Library and Information
Science
Jan. 95 – Dec. 2010
Lecturer – University of Borås, Department of Library and Information
Science
1993 –
CEO – Own company (Lib-On-Line)
Aug. 91 - 17 Jan. 92
Systems manager – Massey University
Library
Nov. 88 - March 91
URiCA support analyst – General
Automation NZ Ltd. (previously AWA computers and later Sanderson)
Auckland and Wellington.
Jan. 88 - Nov. 88
Systems Librarian – Hamilton Public
Library, Hamilton
1987-1988
In-house tutor –Sonninghill Hostel,
Hamilton, New Zealand
Nov. 85-Mars 86
Course tutor and research assistant –
University of Waikato, Hamilton, New Zealand.