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>Liberty Cabbage, Materials Access, and a Visit to Wisconsin
>I’ve been working on my thesis, but my time lately has been overwhelmed with moving and with polishing my talk for Libraries in the History of Print Culture. Since I haven’t had time to visit any...
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>Highlights from Library History Seminar XII
>I just got back from an awesome conference experience at Library History Seminar XII in Madison this weekend. All of the panels were incredible, and the people there were so supportive and...
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>ALA Talk available online
>Hello readers! I had initially planned to publish my talk from the Library History Round Table symposium at the American Library Association’s Annual Conference in a peer-reviewed journal, but it...
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>Rehashing #unpackLIS
>Friday was “Unpacking the ‘Library': Exploring Works in Progress Across the Field of LIS.” This conference was significant for me not only because I had a blast as an audience member, but because...
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Funding Opportunities: Week of September 18th
It’s time for the second installment of my funding series. I have found quite a few opportunities this week, particularly for doctoral students and those seeking short-term research fellowships....
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Upcoming presentations
Are you going to ALISE this year? So am I! I’ll be presenting during session 4, which is from 8:30-10:00 AM. The title of our panel is: Questions Are Never Neutral: Examining the Occupy and Tea Party...
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Some Quick Thoughts on iConference 2014
Now that I’m back in the states and have had a bit of time to settle in, I wanted to jot down some of the stuff that stood out to me during my time at the iConference. Standing next to our poster....
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