Collections Services Archivist for Metadata, Systems, and Standards, Harvard University Archives
Kate Bowers' interests are metadata creation and management. She is Collections Services Archivist for Metadata, Systems, & Standards in the Harvard University Archives and an active SAA member, now serving on the Dictionary of Archival Terminology Working Group.
Graduate Student and Institutional Archivist, CUNY Queens College
Alexandra Dolan-Mescal serves as the Special Collections Librarian at Queens College, where she received her MLS in 2013. Previously, she was the Digital Archivist for Civil Rights Collections at the school. She is also the Lab Manager for the independent Experiential Learning Lab...
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Partner Specialist, Internet Archive
Senior Collection Development and Electronic Records Archivist, Harvard University Archives
Skip Kendall is Senior Collection Development and Electronic Records Archivist at the Harvard University Archives. Skip has been at the Harvard University Archives since 2000. He has a BA in History from California State University, San Bernardino, an MA in History from the University...
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Archives & Records Management Specialist, New York State Archives
In December 2015, Dennis Riley joined the Government Records Services unit at the New York State Archives as an Archives & Records Management Specialist focused on appraisal, records scheduling, and state agency services. From January 2014 to December 2015, he was the Assistant Director...
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New York Public Library for the Perfoming Arts
Amy Roberts started the Occupy Wall Street Archives Working Group in October 2011. She is interested in how activists can use archives to document their history. She coauthored the chapter "Why Archive? And Other Important Questions by Occupiers" in the book Informed Agitation which...
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Director, Temple University Libraries
Margery N. Sly is Director of Special Collections, Temple University Libraries, Philadelphia, PA. An SAA member since 1979, she is a Fellow of the Society and currently serves as Vice President of the SAA Foundation.
Assistant Professor, State University of New York, Old Westbury
Samara Smith, a documentary media practitioner and educator, creates site-specific mobile media projects in and about public space. “Chain Reaction,” her locative game exploring urban environments, was exhibited at the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles. “Anyplace, Brooklyn,” her...
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Archivist and Associate Librarian, Indiana University South Bend
Alison Stankrauff has served as the Campus Archivist at the Indiana University South Bend since 2004. She served as Reference Archivist at the American Jewish Archives in Cincinnati from 2002-2004. Ms. Stankrauff has extensive professional service experience with both SAA and the...
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