- Develop and maintain the University of Kentucky Web Archiving Program, including policies and procedures, description practices, and training documentation- Wrote and published under Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial license the University of Kentucky Web Archiving Program Manual, constituting a thorough history and guide of the web archiving program, including instructional material- Establish physical and intellectual control over University Archive accessioned materials, then process, arrange, describe, and make accessible collections through ArchivesSpace- Create collection guides in EAD, using appropriate research and writing skills for developing proper historical/biographical notes and scope and content notes- Provide assistance to researchers, students, and faculty/staff in the Breckinridge Research Room, as well as reference assistance for incoming requests managed through Asana

ICT 200- Critical Thinking and Information Literacy- Develop and deliver lectures, grade assignments, and manage the classroom- Build class content based on syllabus and department requirements

- Advanced training in archival practices and archival/bibliographic software - In-depth research in web archives (standards, best practices, policies, software) to be used in the development of the University’s own web archiving program- Establish University policy on Web Archives and create training program for current faculty and future interns/student workers- Follow appropriate standards, rules, formats for bibliographic/archival cataloging (Dublin Core, RDA, MARC21, DACS) and leveraging metadata to increase accessibility- Work collaboratively with a team on project management

- Focus on customer service and branch point-person for implementation of system-wide initiatives including branch training- Supervisor for 2 full and several part-time staff and performs as Person-In-Charge when needed- Develops programming based on local community interests and marginalized needs- Responsible for planning, promoting, and rotating displays to reflect diverse communities (e.g. displays on Hispanic Heritage, Pride, Women's History, etc.)- Reorganizes materials to increase visibility for popular and under utilized collections- Promotes and markets online resources (i.g. Libby, Linked-In Learning, Mango Languages, EBSCOhost)- Attend conferences and other continuing education activities to stay up-to-date on library trends and developments- Represents the Lexington Public Library at various events

• Circulation Desk: Use of CARLX and Connect systems, aiding patrons with positive and supportive demeanor, registering patrons for library cards, checking materials in and out, collecting fines, and providing reference services such as reader’s advisory• Computer Desk: Providing technical assistance to patrons using library equipment (copier, fax, computer and computer software, printing, media carts)• Other duties include managing library materials with CarlX (running reports, editing items, managing holds lists, etc), shelving materials, and sorting incoming “runs” of materials from other branches

- Shadowed the reference desk and assisted in fulfilling reference requests- Attended collection development meetings and developed a Research Guide on Estate Planning for student use- Performed activities for digital archiving of Continuing Legal Education materials such as de-binding and scanning of printed materials- Taught a segment of an official year-one legal research class discussing electronic secondary resources.

- Created employee schedules, recorded inventory, booked bands.- Successfully mediated inter-employee and employee-customer conflicts as well as effectively communicated company policies and state law when issues occurred- Created and promoted successful bar events, including booking bands, community partiess, and recognition events.

Aided in reorganizing and processing the Museum's entire inventory after their urgent need to move from contaminated space and losing their previous archivist. Created an easy-access storage facility, arranged and inventoried museum collections.

Assisted in processing the International Mr. Leather Collection, the Archive's largest collection. Researched historical contexts for the IML conference and developed and item-level finding aid including size extent, organizational history, conditions of access and use, scope and contents, related materials, and processing information. Curated pop-up exhibits and wrote blog posts to increase exposure for the Archives and IML Collection.