I graduated from Syracuse University on May 10, 2008 with a Master of Science in Library and Information Science as well as a Certificate of Advanced Study in Digital Libraries. Highlights of graduation week included being inducted into Beta Phi Mu, the Library and Information Science Honor Society and being awarded the Master's Prize for my LIS program at Convocation.

December 2007: I completed a semester-long internship at the Syracuse University Library working as an Information Literacy Intern in the Information Services Department at Bird Library. I taught undergraduates research skills in a classroom setting from September – December
2007.



In January 2008 I will be interning at Cornell University Library working in
digitization at the Carl A. Kroch Library, Division of Rare and Manuscripts
Collections (RMC). I am very exci

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From the DigLib listserv:

In this issue of Library Technology Reports Casey Bisson engagingly narrates the history of open source software, explains how the OSS "movement" came about, details key players in OSS development, and discusses how open source can work for libraries.

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Fedora Commons Awarded $4.9m Grant To Develop Open-Source Software For Building Collaborative Information Communities

(Ithaca, New York, August 10, 2007) - Fedora Commons today announced the award of a four year, $4.9M grant from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundatio

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