Resume



| Resume | Leadership | Practical Experience and Service | Teaching and Training |
| Information Technology | Scholarly Argument | Professional Document | Miscellanea |


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Education

  • M.L.I.S., June 2002, University of Washington Information School
  • B.A., December 1998, University of Cincinnati, Major: English Lit; Minor: Classical Civilization

Publications


Qualifications

  • Two years professional cataloging experience for a federal agency
  • Practical reference service at university libraries
  • Knowledge of ready reference sources, text and databases, for monographs and serials
  • Experience in circulation using information retrieval software, including instruction to others
  • Work with multi-lingual populations and multi-lingual collections (Spanish, Greek, Other)
  • Coursework related to cataloging, reference and reader’s advisory service

Databases and Software

  • Library Specific: Cataloger’s Desktop, Classification Plus, Endeavour OPAC, Innovative Interfaces OPAC, LaserCat, Lexis-Nexis, Librarycom.com OPAC, MARC 21 standards, OCLC Passport, OCLC World Cat/First Search/Connexion/Prism, Various Databases and Interfaces
  • Client Specific: Access, Adobe Acrobat, Adobe Photoshop, Endnote 4.01, Excel XP, FTP, GroupWise 5.0, MS Internet Explorer 5.5, MS Photo Editor, Netscape 6.2, PINE, PowerPoint XP, Visio, Word XP, WordPerfect (5.1 or better)
  • Server Specific: HTML, JAVA, PERL, Microsoft Internet Security Architecture, Microsoft Server 2000, Microsoft SQL Server

Languages

  • General coursework in Spanish, French, Latin
  • Can transliterate Greek
  • Familiarity with LC transliteration tables

Relevant Experience

   United States Government Printing Office, 732 N. Capitol St. NW, Washington, DC 20401:
      Librarian (Cataloger) PG-1410-9/11: Nov 2002 – Present
  • Produced original PCC level cataloging for print, CD-ROM, electronic and microfiche materials
  • Worked directly in OCLC Prism and OCLC Connexion
  • Conducting in depth data mining of the Environmental Protection Agency website to acquire new publications for the Federal Depository Library Program
  • Routinely created new classification numbers for the List of Classes of U.S. Government Publications
  • Answered questions related to the Federal Depository Library Program through customer relations management software
  • Performed extensive research and drafted a proposal to implement a full-time telecommuting program for cataloging staff at G.P.O.

   Seattle Central Community College Library, 1701 Broadway, Seattle, WA 98122:
      Reference Assistant: Sep 01 – June 02
  • Created original information literacy workshops for undergraduate classes
  • Provided on demand instruction on electronic databases, library catalogs, and reference sources
  • Answered general reference questions and provided advisory services in an academic library
  • Proposed a change in cataloging practice to provide deeper access to plays in anthologies

   Washington Center for the Book, 800 Pike Street, Seattle, WA 98101:
      Directed Fieldwork: Jan 02 - April 02
  • Observed and participated in three public library reading groups over three months
  • Wrote reading group toolboxes for The Dispossessed by Ursula LeGuin and Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card
  • Developed general reading group question tip sheets

   University of Washington Information School, 380 Mary Gates Hall, Seattle, WA 98195:
      HTML Instructor: July 2001- present
  • Planned a series of 2 hr courses to introduce new graduate students to HTML, browsers & search engines
  • Developed exercises stimulating multiple intelligences
  • Analyzed course evaluations to adjust content for future sessions

   University of Washington Libraries: Gift Section, Office 170, Seattle, WA 98195:
      Student Library Specialist: Sep 00 – August 01
  • Participate in site visits for the purpose of selecting materials to add to University Libraries
  • Analyze holdings and make preliminary selections for disposition of donated materials
  • Process and manage inventories of bulk donated materials
  • Assist in developing effective workflow strategies

   Burnam Classics Library, 320 Blegen Library building, Cincinnati, OH 45220:
      Student Library Helper (I - IV): Sep. 94 - Dec. 98
  • Answered general reference questions and provided advisory services about classical subjects
  • Supervised and trained student staff in circulation and databases during evenings and weekends
  • Completed a MARC record editing project of over 3,000 records
  • Coordinated student staff for 2 stacks shifts of approximately 100,000 volumes total.
  • Managed records in Innovative database for periodicals and monographs, 60% foreign language
  • Selected OCLC records for copy cataloging
  • Selected and prepared monographs and periodicals for conservation and binding
  • Compiled a comprehensive list of all periodicals and serials related to classics at area libraries

Additional Experience

   White Crane Journal, 172 Fifth Ave #69, Brooklyn, NY 11217
      Contributing Editor: Fall 2004 - Present
  • Produces a quarterly topical resource guide to complement the theme of the Journal
  • Conducts extensive research into new and existing literature in the field of gay men's spirituality

   DC Radical Faeries, 1545 18th St NW # 713, Washington, DC 20036
      Circle Keeper (board member): June 2003 - Present
  • Developed and hosted interfaith religious programs for GLBTIQ people
  • Lectured at conferences and wrote articles on issues relating to GLBTIQ spirituality
  • Maintained meeting minutes and monthly activities calendar
  • Participated in public performances including choral music, drama, and performance art

   Union Gospel Mission, Youth Reach Out Center, 3800 S. Othello St., Seattle, WA 98118
      Library Consultant/Student Project Coordinator: Ongoing
  • Assist in planning and developing a K-12 library facility
  • Perform preliminary research into security systems, OPACS, and materials acquisition
  • Coordinate other MLIS student workers in preliminary research

   Hillel Jewish Student Center, Rose Warner House, 2615 Clifton Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45220:
      Library Consultant: June 99; Aug. 01
  • Assisted in developing a uniform catalog for the Hillel library
  • Trained student library personnel in cataloging practice

   Cincinnati Art Museum, 953 Eden Park Drive, Cincinnati, OH 45202:
      Docent: June 98 – Aug. 00
  • Planned monthly guided tours on works of art and their history and construction to all age groups
  • Answered viewer’s questions about art and artists while roaming in the galleries

   Great White Fleet (US) Ltd. (Chiquita Banana North America), 250 E. Fifth St., Cincinnati, OH 45202:
      Commercial Coordinator (promotion): Jan. 00 – Aug. 00
  • Classified, Cataloged, and Priced materials for shipment in international trade with an FMC regulated Tariff Publisher
  • Influenced design decisions for and maintained GWF Tariff and Contract database (Microsoft Access)
  • Analyzed Ocean Carrier Tariffs to provide price competition
  • Drafted confidential contracts for ocean services to central america
  • Maintained a working relationship with Canadian, US and central american sales personnel
      Documentation Clerk: Feb. 99 - Jan. 00
  • Maintained and provided statistical analysis on Corrections to Ship’s manifest in Excel 97
  • Organized and efficiently updated books of constantly adjusted service contracts
  • Produced Ocean bills of lading and corrections to ship’s manifest for cargo in Central American trade in English and Spanish


References available upon request

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