Graduate of New York University's Moving Image Archiving and Preservation program and the University of Virginia. GS' assistant. Archivist. Baker. Fan. Feminist. Writer. Improviser. Media and ukulele enthusiast.
Trained moving image archivist with experience in public institutions and university libraries. Specializing in film and digital preservation, with thesis research in web video and web archiving.
Organizing, managing, helping, answering, archiving, supervising, training, hiring.
Checking out and returning books, helping patrons, inventory, material rehousing, retrieving and shelving books, articles, and microform materials, deaccessioning, some reference work.
Researching digital preservation topics and solutions, evaluating preservation policy drafts, encoding video for access purposes, creating and editing catalog records.
Processing and researching audio and film collections, creating access copies of materials, describing materials for catalog entries, inventory, rehousing materials.
Inspecting, inventorying, rehousing, and recommending and preservation access solutions for the Sam Levenson collection and small collections at the archives.
Organizing and shelving books, performing quality control checks and searches, assisting patrons, directing student workers.
Participated in variety of tasks at the National Audio-Visual Conservation Center, including: cataloging newly received copyright materials, processing collections, inspecting nitrate film, pulling/shelving materials in vaults. Created exhibition of "treasures" found during summer with other interns held at Library of Congress.