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Cleveland, Ohio, United States

Performed a variety of collections management responsibilities to identify out-of-scope materials for de-accession and select materials that advance the mission of the WRHS for descriptive cataloging to enrich the institutional collection database.Identified, explored, and implemented standards and technologies supporting the discovery of library collections. Participated in departmental and unit-level strategic planning in consultation with IT manager and staff. Served as the principal source of information on established technical/professional and administrative policies and procedures, as well as the principal resource for all issues related to metadata for serials. Resolved problems of incorrect, incomplete, or conflicting bibliographic, holdings, and item data. Managed database cleanup regarding metadata for serial materials.

Waltham, Massachusetts, United States

Maintained and manage d l inks to authority records in the online environment. Hire d and supervise d studentassistants for these activities.▪ Managed projects within the Resource Management and Assessment (RMA) Department.▪ Worked with staff in library systems and throughout Library Services to maintain a quality online bibliographicenvironment, including coordination of database management activities▪ Maintained quality control in the Library operating system for Brandeis University.▪ Lead the metadata processing for print material a nd non print material in a variety of languages and formats.▪ Lead in training and developing workflow, policies, procedures and documentation for RMA.▪ Lead in training and development of pre established descriptive and subject metadata for a wide range ofinformation resources with a focus on Special Collections.▪ Created and updated complex descriptive and subject metadata for information resources in a variety oflanguages and formats, including digital resources, multimedia works, rush and reserve materials with a specialfocus on Hebraic material.

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

▪ Applied advanced cataloging skills and knowledge of rare book bibliographic description for a wide variety ofrare printed materials from the early 16 th to early 19 th centuries.▪ Assisted in the development of institutional cataloging policies that defined best practices for transcription andformulation of collation statements that encompassed discipline standards in copy specific description andunique bibliographic characteristics that distinguish varying editions, impressions, issues and states of indivi dualimprints.▪ Contributed to the establishment and development of cataloging policies, best practices, priorities and effectiveworkflow designs.▪ Performed routine original cataloging printed material in Latin, Hebrew and other Western European languages.

Providence, Rhode Island, United States

▪ Created original descriptive cataloging records using AACR2r and Descriptive Cataloging of RareMaterials/Books (DCRM/B) standards.▪ Created name authority records in full compliance with NACO standards.▪ Selected most suitable access points based on national standards such as the Anglo American Cataloguing Rules(AACR2) and Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSH) in accordance with local practice.▪ Created integral metadata records using the Machine Readable Cataloging (MARC21) format for uploading toWorldCat Discovery, and Brown University’s local discovery tool: Josiah.Librarian I Special Collections Catalog Librarian September 2014

College Park, Maryland, United States

▪ Cataloged and classified rare books and French revolutionary pamphlets for Special Collections Departmentusing Resource Description & Access (RDA), OCLC Bibliographic Formats a nd Standards and Anglo AmericanCataloging rules in accordance with local cataloging policy.▪ Maintained bibliographic data by imputing it into OCLC Connexion and local library system.▪ Used OCLC authority records, local database, departmental documentation, Library of Congress ClassificationWeb, Cataloger’s Desktop and reference sources for rare books to assign call numbers and subject heading for awide variety of special collection materials in various formats and languages.▪ Participated in informing work flows and processes related to special collections cataloging.▪ Performed routine database maintenance.

Madrid, Community Of Madrid, Spain

▪ Prepared manual of best practices for encoding existing archival descriptions of Spanish State Archives holdingsinto XML for contribution to APEnet, the Archives Portal of Europe.▪ Conducted quality control of archival description and usability testing for Spanish Archives Portal (PARES)OPAC▪ Coordinated with archival administrations of thirteen participating countries to define descriptive standards andminimal requirements for contributing content to European Archives Portal.

Madrid, Community Of Madrid, Spain

▪ Revised previously existing catalog and prepared new catalog for a collection of twelve medievalHebrewmanuscripts in Toledo Cathedral Library with codicological and paleographic descriptions.

Madison, Wisconsin, United States

▪ Appraised, accessio ned, and fully processed a collection of papers created by the Association of ChurchMusicians, Madison Wisconsin.▪ Wrote an appraisal report, processing plan, accession record, and register for the collection, all of which arecurrently in use by Wisconsin Historical Society staff and researchers.

Madison, Wisconsin, United States

▪ Established intellectual control for unprocessed collection of twentieth century paper records, photographs,scrapbooks, artifacts and textiles documenting the culture and curriculum of the UW Madison School of Nursing,as well as the history of nursing in Wisconsin.▪ Identified and brought together dispersed archival material stored in various locations in preparation forappraisal.▪ Determined collection scope and selected out of scope items for de accessioning.▪ Supervised two student workers.▪ Drafted and edited descriptive finding aids that served as a primary access tools.

Master'S In Medieval Jewish Studies, Medieval Jewish Studies

Master'S Degree, Library And Information Studies, With 18-Credit Specialization In Archives And Records Administratio

Bachelor'S Degree, Religious Studies, Minor In Anthropology