Stanford University Libraries
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Josh Schneider
University Archivist, Special Collections
Current Role at StanfordUniversity Archivist, Department of Special Collections & University Archives, Stanford Libraries
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Philip Schreur
Deputy University Librarian, University Librarian's Office
Current Role at StanfordDeputy University Librarian
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Annie Schweikert
Digital Archivist, Special Collections
BioI process, describe, and make accessible born-digital archival materials in Special Collections, where I also help develop and document workflows for digital preservation. As a member of the Born Digital Preservation Lab, I reformat legacy digital materials from across the library. I also work closely with the Stanford Media Preservation Lab in processing born-digital audiovisual materials.
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Aparna Sharma
Operations Manager, Science Library
BioI manage the smooth day-to-day operation of the Science Library. This includes budgeting and hiring, training, and supervising full-time library specialists and student assistants and overseeing the maintenance and preservation of library collections. Assisting faculty and students with their research needs are among the responsibilities I enjoy the most.
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Elizabeth Shelton
Library Specialist 2, Education Library
BioProfessional interests include children's literature; special education. Interests/skills outside of work include gardening; landscape management; walking/day-hiking.
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Jean Shen
Library Spclst 2, Science Library
Current Role at StanfordCirculation, Reserves, and Serials specialist
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Linnea Shieh
Head Librarian, Terman Engineering Library, Engineering Library
Current Role at StanfordHead Librarian, Terman Engineering Library
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Astrid J. Smith
Production Coordinator / Rare Book & Special Collections Digitization Specialist, Library Technology
Current Role at StanfordMy name is Astrid Smith and I am the Rare Book and Special Collections Digitization Specialist with Stanford University Libraries’ Digital Production Group (DPG). I create high quality images of such things as the rare “gems of the collection” books, and various materials from our library’s archives. In this role, I manage a steady flow of digitization requests from faculty, staff, and other branch libraries, as part of our mission to support teaching and scholarly research. In addition to one-off requests and small projects, I also image a certain percentage of materials from larger projects, typically the fragile outliers that require specialized handling and custom setup, which I scope out while helping with project estimates. I also help to produce the images needed for exhibits, such as the “Monuments of Printing Exhibits,” including examples from Gutenberg through the book arts revival, and "Scripting the Sacred," featuring secular and sacred medieval texts. Coming from a fine art background with an emphasis in bookarts, painting and drawing, and printmaking, I am thrilled to work with such a beautiful and culturally significant selection of materials on a daily basis.
Part of our departmental agenda is to make Special Collections and other Stanford University branch library materials accessible online for use by the greater community, with digitization projects of all sizes. We strive to balance curator needs and wants with our departmental capacity and resources, and continually work to refine our process. It is important to us that the physical aesthetics of the object are honored as much as possible, while keeping in mind various project purposes -- for example, images that are needed for object character recognition of the text versus those intended for exhibition enlargements, meant to showcase special items. We work closely with curators, conservators, library staff and stakeholders in an effort to successfully meet all these needs. -
Felicia A. Smith
Librarian 4, Social Sciences Resource Group
Current Role at StanfordRacial Justice and Social Equity Librarian at Stanford Libraries.
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Kathleen Smith
Curator, Germanic Collections and Medieval Studies, Humanities Resource Group
Current Role at StanfordAs the curator or subject specialist for the Germanic collections and for medieval studies, I select new materials and provide reference assistance; I also work with faculty and students to help them find the materials that they need for their research and teaching.
The Germanic Collections include materials for research and instruction in literature and linguistics, cultural studies, history, and social studies. The geographic scope of these collections includes the Scandinavian countries, Flemish-speaking Belgium, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands; however, the primary collecting areas are Germany, Austria, and German-speaking Switzerland.
