About Me
From working as an Assistant Librarian to a Proofreader at a factory to a Records Specialist II, these professions demanded an eye for detail, quality customer service, and knowledge organization. All of these have guided me through my goal of accredited librarianship.
On the left is my resume, detailing my work history, however the experiences I have been grateful to undergo and the MLIS classes I have taken that developed my professional history are reflected throughout this portfolio.
My Mission
As a student of history and of library science, my mission is to preserve knowledge for future generations, ensure excellent service for library patrons, and to increase access to information.
My goal is to earn my Masters in Library and Information Science to then become an archival librarian with a concentration in book preservation.
MLIS Courses:
LIS3261 Introduction to Information Science ~ LIS5020 Foundations of Library and Information Science ~LIS5120 Cultural Heritage Institutions and Libraries ~ LIS5268 Applied Library and Information Science ~ LIS5268 Technology for Information Professionals ~ LIS6110 History of Libraries ~ LIS6603 Basic Information and Services ~ LIS6711 Organization of Knowledge ~ LIS6271 Research Methodologies in Library and Information Science ~ LIS6511 Collection Development and Maintainence ~ LIS5120 Cultural Institutions and Libraries ~ LIS 6541 Digital Libraries ~ LIS 5937 Rare Books/Special Collections ~ LIS5937 Genealogy for LIS ~ LIS5937 Makerspaces and Making ~