Plans an annual DIY festival celebrating independently produced printed matterCommunicates with artists, writers, and print stipend recipientsSupervises and delegates tasks to festival staffWrites and emails copy for event press releases

Coordinate with the Fundraising & Sustainability Coordinator to develop a plan for social media engagement for the 2021 Fund-A-Thon seasonCreate educational and encouraging graphics for Instagram posts, stories, and reelsContact businesses and donors for end of the fund-a-thon raffle, pop-up plant shop, and online auction

Training patrons in one-on-one computer and digital literacy sessionsProcessing incoming magazine subscriptions, tracking their usageCreating, updating and maintaining library user records; issuing library cardsCharging and discharging library materials in SIRSIShelving materials; sorting, filing and retrieving documents and printed materialsProviding reference help to library users by phone or in personSelecting and displaying items that appeal to children and parentsSuggesting YA books for the collection and doing Readers’ AdvisoryContributing the Richmond Public Library blog

• Process incoming donations to the Comic Art Collection• Create finding aids, inventories, and guides to manuscript and alternative publication collections• Upload finding aids to Virginia Heritage site using Encoded Archival Description• Plan educational and themed exhibits showcasing Special Collections and Archives’ materials• Provide individual consultation and class instruction about how to use the archives and specific collections• Assess and address space and shelving issues• Assist researchers and students by providing reference and additional services, such as scanning and photocopying• Manage the front-desk by handling incoming queries from walk-in and remote patrons• Design posters for the After Hours event series• Developed and defined the zine genre list• Wrote copy for a zine collection research guide• Served on the Black History Month Committee, Oct. 2008-Feb. 2009, which led to my installing two exhibits to coincide with a panel “The Physical Presence of Slavery” and a lecture from Lucy Anne Hurston

• Weeded and filed newspaper clippings and other publications related to the MCV Campus and the Health and Sciences• Created an inventory for subject files and a collectionof medical artifacts• Planned and assisted with the installation of several exhibits highlighting the nurses’ pin collection, multiple editions of [medical text], and other materials for alumni week• Shelved books and provided preservation upkeep in the rare bookroom and the permanent exhibit cases