Berlin

I am a recent graduate of the Knowledge River Program at the University of Arizona School of Information Resources and Library Science. As a graduate student I was the President of the Society of American Archivists UA Chapter and the Vice President of the Tucson Chapter of REFORMA. I received recognition as "Outstanding Graduate" and am honored to join the KR and SIRLS students who have received this faculty nominated award based on community involvement, academic performance and promoting information resources.

My interests in the IRLS field include: preservation of artifacts and photographs as well as the preservation of folklore and languages. I look forward to developing a career working with collections that represent indigenous, Africana and Latino cultures.

Post-Post-Grad Pre-Career Life

I currently work as an Archives/Museum Technician through the National Center for Preservation Education at Redwood National and State Parks. What does that mean? I process and preserve historical documents and artifacts relating to the development of the Redwood National and State Parks in Northern California. The project includes rehousing materials, developing series level descriptions, cataloging the collections, and developing finding aids. There are many more projects to come in the next few months of this term position and I am looking forward to exploring the collections and the region! To find out more about me, my studies, projects and professional experience please visit the links to the right and enjoy...

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