I'm open to fully remote contract, freelance, and part-time gigs

March 2025: I'm currently interested in work that involves making indie video games, backend development, data migrations, digital archiving, digital asset management, database design, data assessment, web design, UI testing, and data analysis.

• New Research Drop - Flexible Work Empowers (flexible work arrangements make work more inclusive)

  Posted on November 29, 2024

  My personal favorite publication of 2024 just dropped! In “Flexible Work Empowers: An Inclusive Strategy for Recruitment and Retention of Academic Librarians,” my co-author and I talk about how academic libraries have been using flexible work arrangements (e.g. remote work, flextime, compressed work weeks) for over 30 years and why... [Read More]

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• In the Newsletter - Fall is for Self-Reflection

  Posted on November 20, 2024

  Fall is a season of reflection. The truth of the matter is self-reflection is about considering how outsiders perceive us and we perceive ourselves. It’s inevitable to be perceived by others. You can’t escape it. I challenge you to ask yourself: Where have you been this year? What are you... [Read More]

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• Read For Free - Research on Removing Knowledge Barriers in Collection Management

  Posted on November 15, 2024

  I uploaded a FREE TO READ version of my literature review article I published in 2022: (https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14171149) [Read More]

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• My Book Chapter on Personas, Archives and Emotional Labor Published by Bloomsbury Publishing

  Posted on November 14, 2024

  My new book chapter is finally out today! Kristen J. Nyitray and I co-wrote a book chapter on user personas, archivists, and the history of emotional labor expected of archivists and archival workers in the United States in this international book published by Bloomsbury Publishing. [Read More]

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  • Research
  • Writing

• In the Newsletter - Different Sectors Use Different Words to Describe Adding Metadata

  Posted on November 7, 2024

  Go search for a job that asks you to make metadata (data about data) for digital assets. What words do you see? It’s mostly semantics and different expectations. The words we use to describe metadata work are industry specific and come with assumptions of what systems, assets, metadata standards, and... [Read More]

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  • Digital Asset Management

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