*Collaborate with teachers to develop curriculum that integrates and utilizes technology to its fullest*Develop and teach a 5th-8th grade curriculum for digital literacy, with scaffolded lessons ranging from source evaluation to deep fakes *Work as a team with the middle school librarian to support projects and literacy.*Help teachers develop curriculum for at-home remote learning building off of a hyflex classroom model*Manage maker technologies in a shared space, including a 3D printer, laser cutter, and vinyl cutter. Collaborate with teachers to bring those technologies into classrooms*Facilitate our girls-in-tech group, Gear Girls, and encourage a love of technology in all students*Evaluate new and emerging technologies and find ways to introduce them into our program when appropriate *Teach technology classes to all 5th grader students, with a special focus on coding, digital citizenship, technology ethics, artificial intelligence and surveillance, and making technologies*Run a LEGO Mindstorms summer camp session using NXTs. Help run a LEGO Robotics Club utilizing the EV3 upgraded models*Manage a 1-to-1 iPad Program and a 1-to-1 Chromebook Program for middle schoolers*Co-teach with others, in all subject areas and disciplines*Act as an advisor to students and point person for their parents*Troubleshoot tech issues and answer support tickets*Developed and ran two day-conferences for NYSAIS on Librarian/Technologist partnerships and how to encourage library and tech teams to work together.*NYSAIS NEIT Planning Committee member; worked in a team to put on the annual NEIT conference for library/tech collaborations.

*Help students and community members perform research, using various databases and print platforms including NexisLexis, JSTOR, ProQuest, EBSCO, etc. *Perform virtual reference interviews and provide help via QuestionPoint*Troubleshoot technology issues including printers, scanners, and both PC and Mac platforms*Help patrons of all ages and backgrounds as they navigate the library and its systems

*Collaborate with other departments to develop curriculum, support research projects, and instruct students (6-12th grade)*Act as Middle Division librarian during coworker's maternity leave. Run clubs, classes, research lessons, and manage a dedicated Middle Division library space*Integrate technology into new and existing curriculum*Utilize flipped classroom techniques to improve student access to lessons and information *Plan and launch a new library website, and update it regularly with book recommendations and informational blog posts*Act as admin for library and educational platforms such as Google Docs, NoodleTools, and FinalSite*Evaluate emerging technologies, working closely with IT to grow the role of technology in the library*Teach classes on electronic databases and cloud tools*Review and renew subscription services, maintaining vendor relationships and evaluating new opportunities*Setup and maintain EZProxy, allowing all students and faculty to access library databases and resources from off-site*Organize and run library clubs and events, including divisional reading groups, graphic novel club, and video game club*Oversee, organize, and manage the administration of 900+ AP exams, involving 400+ students on average

*Catalog and process new print library materials*Responsible for the implementation of and training on a new SIS and community platform (WhippleHill.) Produced video demos and screencast tutorials to help guide the entire school community*Designed curriculum including digital citizenship, information literacy, and online privacy*Provided students with reader’s advisory, reference services, and catalog/stack support*Offered technology instruction and demonstration to faculty and students*Worked with faculty to integrate technology into lessons and presentations*Maintained library and classroom technologies and hardware, including staffing help desk

Law librarian reference and customer service, including research, account management, and marketing.

Supervisor, Interlibrary Loan department in Milne Library, SUNY Geneseo.