Dir. of Digital Scholarship & Public Services
My digital scholarship passions are 3D digitization, immersive experiences, and digital fabrication, especially for cultural heritage objects. I'm especially interested in the creation / reuse of 3D models as open educational resources. As part of the Schaffer Library DSi group, I help to coordinate new digital scholarship programs and services for faculty and students.
Digital Scholarship & Instruction Librarian
I'm excited about computational text analysis; open scholarship and open education; and digital publishing.
Dir. of Content & Digital Library Systems
My interest in digital scholarship includes building digital collections for a variety of uses, computational analyses, and data / metadata modeling. As a member of the library's digital scholarship initiative, I help to establish workflows to create and foster digital infrastructure and platforms that make projects come to life and remain accessible to a broad range of audiences.
Digital Collections Librarian
My interests include digital collections, repository services, metadata, digital preservation, and project management.
Library Web Developer
My expertise consists of building and maintaining our Omeka online platform, where students and faculty alike can easily build their own custom sites in order to present their research in a visually appealing and interactive way. There are optional add ons available, including maps & timelines, commenting, keyword tagging and more. I am happy to assist whenever necessary to ensure a good experience using the software.
Digital Projects & Metadata Librarian
Digital Scholarship, no matter how it's defined, relies on robust and clear metadata for access, preservation, discovery, and use. I'm interested in facilitating discussions with both faculty and students regarding the best way to think about what data to collect, how to organize it, how to store it, and how to ensure that projects will last well into the future.