[…] DLC members advise the GPO Director on policy matters relating to the Federal Depository Library Program (FDLP) and access to U.S. Government information. In addition to experience working in various types of libraries, the new DLC members have experience with and knowledge of current developments in the fields of library science and U.S. Government information. These new members will help position the DLC and the FDLP for the GPO’s vision of an America Informed.“These council members, along with all librarians and library staff across the country, are vital to GPO’s vision of an America Informed,” said Director Halpern. “We look forward to the advice of these new members, each of whom has their own valuable perspective.”These five new DLC members will serve from June 1, 2024 – May 31, 2027. […]https://www.gpo.gov/who-we-are/news-media/news-and-press-releases/gpo-director-names-new-members-to-the-depository-library-council-2024

Researched and presented consumer, family, housing, and military law and policy to supervising JAG Corps attorney. Attended client meetings, providing attorney with research support during and after, to speed up assistance. Drafted a variety of legal documents, including operating procedures that were later used by other offices. Pre-drafted and witnessed client wills and power of attorney documents.

Researched a variety of legal and social topics using legal and research databases.Edited attorney-submitted articles for New York Legal Ethics Reporter publication.

Facilitated computer support for faculty and students under the School of Information umbrella, in office, remotely, and via public computer lab. Installed machines and performed hardware repair. Served as sole Digital Harmony technician January 2010-April 2010, providing live phone technical support and hardware repair for local middle school students and their parents.