Joy M. Banks, MSLS, has nearly 20 years of experience in the non-profit and academic sector, focusing on library, archives, museum, and cultural heritage fields. Her work has focused on non-profit leadership. project and grant management, assessment and reporting, cataloging and metadata creation, library and archive management, and digitization. Her expertise in consulting includes the planning, development, and management of research and procedural projects; writing, implementing, and analysis of policies and procedures; and in-depth description and processing for physical and digital collections. She enjoys learning the history and story behind collections and connecting collections and materials with the people who can use them.In addition to her professional skills, Joy is an established public speaker who has addressed local, regional, and international audiences. She can facilitate both in-person and online audiences in a variety of topics related to the information profession and her wide-ranging professional and personal interests.In her spare time, she enjoys yarn crafts and sewing and is always looking for ways her crafty skills can help others.
Listed skills include Library Science, Library Management, Library Instruction, Cataloging, and 13 others.