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Beyond the Stacks: Innovative Careers in Library &
By Derek Murphy
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For many, the field of library and information science and the Master of Science in Library and Information Science continue to be misunderstood. In a time when the public still pictures graduates of MS-LIS programs to be solely bespectacled book jockeys, our graduates are working in new and fascinating roles, on cutting-edge projects. In this podcast, we’ll be speaking with interesting librarians and information science professionals and discovering the unexpected ways that one can use a Master’s degree in Library and Information Science.
For many, the field of library and information science and the Master of Science in Library and Information Science continue to be misunderstood. In a time when the public still pictures graduates of MS-LIS programs to be solely bespectacled book jockeys, our graduates are working in new and fascinating roles, on cutting-edge projects. In this podcast, we’ll be speaking with interesting librarians and information science professionals and discovering the unexpected ways that one can use a Master’s degree in Library and Information Science.
Episode 24: Kim Dority, Alternative LIS Career Paths
Spring is finally in the air, as is the 24th and final episode of Beyond the Stacks: Innovative Careers in Library and Information Science podcast. To mark the end of such a special show, we spoke with Kim Dority of Dority & Associates, who reflected on the broad field of alternative LIS careers and the possibilities … Continue reading...
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Episode 23: Kelli Bogan, Photo Archivist at National Baseball Hall of Fame
Happy Spring! For this month’s episode, I spoke with Kelli Bogan, the Photo Archivist at the National Baseball Hall of Fame. Listen to this month’s episode to hear about one of the many paths one can take to enter the field of librarianship. Sometimes, it takes being accepted into an English PhD program to …...
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Episode 22: David Selden, National Indian Law Library
For March’s episode, I spoke with David Selden, the Library Director for the National Indian Law Library (NILL) of the Native American Rights Fund (NARF). David is the first law librarian to be interviewed for Beyond the Stacks! Listen to this month’s episode to hear about one of the many paths one can take to enter … Continue...
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Episode 21: Taylor Kirch, Lead Librarian at Pandora Media
Welcome back to Season 5 of Beyond the Stacks! For this month’s episode, I had the pleasure to interview Taylor Kirch, the Lead Librarian at Pandora Media. Tune in to learn about curating and archiving “lean-back” radio experiences, digital collection management, and metadata. We also discuss the future of LIS, particularly the...
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Episode 20: Derek Murphy, Usability Researcher at Harvard IQSS
This semester seemed to fly by, I can’t believe it’s already December! For this month’s episode, I was delighted to welcome Derek Murphy, creator and first host of this podcast, back to the show! Tune in to learn more about the interdisciplinary field of usability and user experience research and what Derek has been up …...
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Episode 19: Sylvie Rollason-Cass, Web Archivist at Archive-It
November’s episode features Sylvie Rollason-Cass, a Web Archivist at Archive-It. Tune in to learn about what it’s like to archive the Internet and the difference between curating digital versus physical objects. Plus, how keeping an open mind can lead down exciting, unexpected career paths. Thank you so much for listening and your...
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Episode 18: Brendan Thompson, Knowledge Manager at Uber Technologies
Happy Fall! October’s episode features Brendan Thompson, the Knowledge Manager at Uber Technologies in San Francisco, CA. Tune in to learn about what it’s like to work in the tech sector, life as a solo librarian, and knowledge management. Thank you so much for listening and your continued support of this project! Brendan has worked as...
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Episode 17: Caroline Gardner, New Balance Digital Asset Coordinator
Welcome to Season 5 of Beyond the Stacks! We hope you enjoyed your summer and are as excited as we are for more episodes! Kicking off this season is an interview conducted in May 2017 with Carolina Gardner who works for New Balance as Digital Asset Coordinator. Caroline Gardner earned her BFA in Fiber & Material Studies from the Tyler …...
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Episode 16: Sarah Spira, Cheesemonger Turned Librarian
This month’s episode features Sarah Spira who is the Content Manager for the American Cheese Society and it also marks the final episode of Season 4 of Beyond the Stacks. We hope you have enjoyed listening to the interviews as much as we have enjoyed conducting them. Sarah Spira joined the American Cheese Society (ACS) as Content Manager in...
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Episode 15, Cooking in the Library: Culinary Literacy Center
This month, we hear from two librarians, Liz Fitzgerald and Suzanna Urminska, who helped establish and now work at the Culinary Literacy Center at the Free Library of Philadelphia. Liz Fitzgerald is the Administrator of the Free Library of Philadelphia’s Culinary Literacy Center, the first of its kind in a library in the United States. She...
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Episode 14: Titus Moolathara, Advocacy Librarian
March 2017 is an exciting month for Beyond the Stacks! We will be releasing two episodes this month and these episodes highlight three librarians from the Free Library of Philadelphia working on innovative community-building projects. We talked to Titus Moolathara, Liz Fitzgerald, and Suzanna Urminska. Fitzgerald and Urminska both work at the...
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Episode 13: Jenny Benevento, Etsy.com Taxonomist
Welcome to Season 4 of Beyond the Stacks! On this month’s episode, we hear from Jenny Benevento. Jenny has created taxonomies for the Associated Press, Sears and Kmart, Etsy and other smaller businesses and organizations. Join us as we talk about taxonomies (hierarchical lists) and her journey from academic libraries, to non-profit work, and...
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Episode 12: Tom Blake of the Boston Public Library
On this month’s episode, we hear from Tom Blake, the Content Discovery Manager at the Boston Public Library. This episode concludes season 3 and marks Elizabeth’s first time as host! Tom came to the BPL from the Massachusetts Historical Society, where he was involved in several digital projects including the online version of the...
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Episode 11: Jennie Rose Halperin of Creative Commons
On this month’s episode, we hear from Jennie Rose Halperin, the Communications Manager at Creative Commons. It is also Derek’s last episode before he graduates at the end of this semester! Before working at Creative Commons, Jennie worked at both Mozilla and O’Reilly Media. She is a graduate of Barnard College and University of...
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Episode 9: Caryn Baird on News Librarianship
Welcome to Season 3 of Beyond the Stacks! We’re now back to our regular schedule, with a new episode on the first day of each month. On this month’s episode, we hear from Caryn Baird, Senior News Researcher at the Tampa Bay Times. She has research credit on five Pulitzers. Working alongside reporters and editors, she has … Continue...
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Episode 8: Jason Griffey on Inventing Open Hardware
This month, we hear from Jason Griffey, creator and director of the LibraryBox project and founder and team leader of the Measure the Future project. Griffey is a Fellow at the Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University. He has written and spoken internationally on topics such as the future of technology in libraries, personal...
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Episode 7: Eben English on Developing Digital Repositories
On this month’s episode, we hear from Eben English, librarian and web developer at the Boston Public Library, where he focuses on front-end development for Digital Commonwealth, a digital library featuring collections from libraries, museums, archives, and historical societies across Massachusetts. Join us as we discuss work-life balance,...
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Episode 6: Henry Lowood on Software History & Preservation
On this month’s episode, we hear from Henry Lowood, curator for history of science & technology collections and for film & media collections at Stanford University and lecturer at Stanford University, San Jose State University, and UC Santa Cruz. Join us as we discuss the history of Silicon Valley, historical game studies,...
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Episode 5: Alex Wade on Tech Sector Librarians
Welcome to Season 2 of Beyond the Stacks! We’re now back to our regular schedule, with a new episode on the first day of each month. On this month’s episode, we hear from Alex Wade, the director of Scholarly Communications at Microsoft Research, where he’s currently focused on Microsoft Academic, involving aspects of knowledge...
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Episode 4: Erin O’Meara on Archiving Electronic Records
On episode four of Beyond the Stacks, we hear from Erin O’Meara, an Archivist at the Gates Archive, which focuses on the preservation of the Gates family’s personal and philanthropic endeavors including records of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. Join us as we discuss the preservation of born-digital records, Digital Forensics,...
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