Services for Faculty & Staff

The Analytics team, led by Karen Golden​, can work with you to establish or refine the tracking, analysis and reporting of user behaviors on your website or other digital initiative.

Donate your research to the HBS Archives. 

HBS faculty can now have books delivered directly to their office. 

If the data you need requires a Data Use Agreement, or a purchase out of your research budget, we will facilitate that process.

Do you want to schedule a research consultation with a Baker librarian? Find out more about how we can help.

Learn how Baker Library provides course services to support both your teaching and your students' learning.

Baker Library can help you in the early stages of a research project to test your concepts and streamline your research process or computer programs.

Baker Library's deep expertise with the licensed and publically available databases, as well as print collections, enables us to efficiently and effectively download, scrape, merge, and clean data from disparate sources

Baker Library staff can help faculty to share their data. 

For data that is to be distributed, reproduced, or scraped, we offer services for evaluating terms of use for websites and datasets, obtaining permissions for copyrighted datasets that are openly accessible, and identifying the proper person for the researcher to contact for permissions and questions about data.

Reproduction information

We can provide you with fact checking and background information for media interviews, teaching prep, and case writing.

Baker Library provides secure storage of faculty research and teaching files through the Faculty Papers Program. 

Baker staff is committed to providing timely acquisition of books, subscriptions, and other materials for faculty research and office collections.

Harvard Library tools and services that facilitate the access & delivery of books and articles from Harvard libraries and interlibrary loan (borrowing from other libraries).

Staffed by a small team of experienced journalists, Harvard Business School Working Knowledge publishes accessible feature articles about faculty research (and practice) for an audience of business practitioners.  We also publish brief summaries of every working paper published through HBS. Our goal: to explain the practical relevance of economic research to a non-academic audience. 

HBS faculty and staff may request links to database content for posting to the course platform or physical books for library reserves.

We can leverage your time and add value to your research by conducting a literature search to support your work, whether it be for a research project, for teaching prep, or to support your cases, articles, or books.

The Metadata team, led by Erin Wise, can work with you to create or improve the metadata for your information product (ex: website, database, newsletters).

Baker Library publishes a range of newsletters every week for different HBS audiences. 

Records management staff provide guidance and resources for all stages in the records and information lifecycle, from creating records through destruction of non-permanent records or the transfer of permanent records to the HBS Archives.

Baker Library offers access to a vast array of information resources. It also connects you to the broader resources of the Harvard University Libraries. With so many resources available, sometimes it's not easy to find and evaluate the information you need. Don't hesitate to ask for assistance.

Information on fellowships that include support for research at Baker Library.

Research archivists and librarians are available to work with you on your research project, identifying potential resources within the full range of materials in Special Collections. Interested in the history of HBS? Our research staff can conduct in-depth research within the HBS Archives for HBS faculty and staff. 

In addition, we offer name search services within our most heavily used collection, the R.G. Dun & Co. Credit Reports. 

Research archivists and librarians are available to work with you to identify and review potential resources for your research project.

The Semantic Search team, led by Carol Ellerbeck, works to continually improve the search experience on the Baker Library website by analyzing search statistics; identifying, reviewing and developing vocabularies and entities; managing search pipelines, and more.

The taxonomy team, led by Donna Popky, can work with you to research, define, create, and integrate topics, industry and location for the content on your HBS websites, in your research, or in any information product.

Baker Library provides workshops, presentations and information sessions for faculty, students and alumni; as well as directly to students in the classroom. Learn more about our presentations, including how to schedule one for your course or club.