Library Residencies are unique experiences for the individual and the institution. RIG collects these unique experiences in a Resident of the Month blog feature. The feature interviews current residents about their work, interests, as well as advice for other residents and job seekers.
Here are some of our most recent resident of the month posts:
Resident of the Month: Magee Lawhorn
Magee Lawhorn was the Project Archivist, (ACRL Resident and Administrative Fellowship Program Fellow) while at the Houghton Library at Harvard University from September 2017- May 2019. She is currently the Head of Archives & Special Collections at the Class of 1945 Library, Phillips Exeter Academy (PEA), located in Exeter, New Hampshire. Tell me a little Read More
Resident of the Month: Sheila García
Sheila García was the Resident Librarian at the University of Michigan from September 2017 – September 2019. She is currently the Professional Programs Liaison at Grand Valley State University. Tell me a little bit about your background. Where did you attend college? What degrees do you have? What programs (undergraduate or graduate) prepared you for Read More
Resident of the Month: Jasmine Clark
Jasmine Clark was the Resident Librarian at the Temple University Libraries from August 2017 – August 2019. She is currently the Digital Scholarship Librarian at Temple University. Tell me a little bit about your background. Where did you attend college? What degrees do you have? What programs (undergraduate or graduate) prepared you for your current Read More
Would you like to be featured as a Resident of the Month? Email George Martinez to set up an interview!