Scholarly Works and Contributions

• Janetvilay, B. (2024). From Library Staff to Faculty Librarian: modeling kindness and consideration, a chapter proposal accepted in the working title, ACRL Inclusive Leadership:  A Guide to Inclusive Library Leadership. 
• Janetvilay, B. & Lopez, D. (2024). Practicing Critical Global Citizenship in an Academic Library: Immigrant-Origin Librarian’s Experiences. Humboldt Journal of Social Relations, 44 (under review). 
• Janetvilay, B. (2022). ETD topics and keywords search results revealed the increasing need for Asian American studies degree programs (Poster presented). USETDA 2022, 12th Annual Conference on Electronic Theses and Dissertations, Cleveland, Ohio and Virtual. (https://www.usetda.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/FINAL_Program_2022.pdf)
• Asian/Pacific Islander American experiences discussion on the book, “How to Pronounce Knife.” Facilitated discussion led by Lany Sinvongsay Avakian, Lisa Herrick, Boutsaba Janetvilay, Lysing Prathammavong, Davorn Sisavath. Sketches of the APIA Celebrating Voices in the Central Valley. Fresno County Public Library, Virtual, May 2021 
• Janetvilay, B. (2020). ETD Cataloging and Metadata Creation Workflow (Poster Proceeding) USETDA 2020 Conference (Virtual Town Hall Meeting). (http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12680/ff365770g)
• Janetvilay, B. (2015). Laotian American in Sonoma County: How I am Helping the Community While Still Job Searching (Poster). APALA Symposium, San Francisco. (http://sonoma-dspace.calstate.edu/handle/10211.3/142694)
• Contributed to Lee, J. H. X., & the Center for Lao Studies. (2012). Laotians in the San Francisco Bay Area. Charleston, SC: Arcadia Publishing.

Creative Works

• Lao Buddhist Temples in the United States
• Laotian American Business in Fresno