What's New

June 2007, and I've graduated from GSLIS and am now living and working in the city of Ottawa. It's a beautiful place to live: parks, museums, and other wonderful places to visit in the evenings. I am also working at a great, though temporary, job, where I'm learning a lot about the sorts of practical details that can't be taught in school.

I am also looking for work in Toronto once my current contract runs out. I'm kept busy on the weekends with that, and planning the move.

I will be attending the Association of Canadian Archivists conference in Kingston, June 21 through 23rd.

Bio

I have recently graduated with an MLIS degree from McGill's Graduate School of Library and Information Studies, in Montreal. I've been fascinated by documents and the written word for as long as I can remember, but I've been equally fascinated by any number of other subjects along the way. I studied for an Honours Bachelor of Science at the University of Toronto, majoring in astronomy and taking minors in physics and the history of science.

I am happy to have begun my career as an archivist. It's a field I love and care deeply about; also one where I can have a great deal of fun.