I am a Bay Stater who lives in the Pacific Northwest. I’m super into helping people learn how to use digital storytelling tools and build archives and special collections.

During the weekdays you can find me at the University of Oregon. My work involves partnering with other experts to make oral histories and digital exhibits. I also act as a digital humanities consultant who knows more than a thing or two about intellectual property rights, sustainable techno-social digital infrastructures, and digital assets management. At times, you can find me dabbling with qualitative user research methodologies and partnering with other academic libraries to promote and advance digital cultural heritage.

At the University of Oregon, I collaborate with faculty who want to bring digital techniques and methodologies into their classrooms. This work takes shape through making digital exhibits, blogs, digital maps, and oral histories. I'm also an adjunct faculty member at the University of Denver where I teach digital libraries and digitization in their online library and information science master's degree program.

You can find me volunteering with community non-profit organizations around Oregon and Eugene. Some of the organizations I have worked with include: