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Kristen Valenti-McKeen
Exhibits Librarian, Humanities Resource Group
Staff, Tech SupportBioKristen Valenti-McKeen is the Exhibitions & Engagement Librarian for the Silicon Valley Archives (SVA) at Stanford University Libraries and is responsible for the Hohbach Hall Exhibitions Program. The SVA is a unit of the History of Science & Technology Collections in the Humanities and Area Studies Resource Group. She designs, develops, and produces visitor-centered exhibitions and programs that create opportunities for object-based learning and foster discussion.
Kristen earned an MA in Museum Education from Tufts University, as well as a BA in Sociology and Anthropology from Stockton University. -
Wayne Vanderkuil
Dgtl Media Spclst 2, Library Technology
Current Role at StanfordLead Photographer for DLSS
Operation of Stanford University Libraries high-end imaging system using various Phase One camera backs for preservation digital capture -
Zachariah Veley
Operations Manager, Resource Sharing & Digital Delivery, University Libraries
Current Role at StanfordResource Sharing & Digital Delivery Operations Manager at Green Library
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Roy C. Viado
Operations Manager, Art and Architecture Library
Current Role at StanfordStanford University Libraries staff
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Christopher Alan Walker
Processing Archivist for the Archive of Recorded Sound, Archive of Recorded Sound
BioAs a Project Archivist I arrange and describe materials donated to the Archive of Recorded Sound in order to make them accessible for researchers.
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Parker Vance Watt
Baltic Studies Program Support Librarian, Humanities Resource Group
BioParker Watt is the Baltic Studies Program Support Librarian at Stanford Libraries, where his responsibility is to assist with programming, event planning, and partnership development related to Baltic Studies. Parker recently completed a U.S. Fulbright research project in Estonia, which combined his previous work in the film industry with his academic interests in international relations. He created the documentary short film series “Resilient Expression: Ukrainian Artists in Estonia,” which examines how Ukrainians are using their work to heal, maintain national identity, and integrate into their new home. While in Estonia, Parker was affiliated with the Johan Skytte Institute of Political Studies at the University of Tartu, where he continued to write and speak on developments in the Baltic region and the United States. Before his Fulbright project, Parker received his Bachelor of Arts in International Relations and a minor in Slavic Languages and Literature from Stanford. He was first introduced to Estonia through the Stanford Global Studies internship in Estonia.
