Maggie Burke, MK Gavin, and Caitlin Oakley showcased their research findings at the Library of Congress.
Cailtin and Maggie work for Rare Book and Special Collections Division this summer.
MK Gavin works for the Law Library.
If you are in DC area, this is a great opportunity to see students’ summer
research results and to get ideas about future internship and research
opportunities.
THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS JUNIOR FELLOW INTERNS 2012 DISPLAY
JULY 26, 9 am. – 3 pm.
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, THOMAS JEFFERSON BUILDING
ROOM U 119
Working under the direction of Library curators and specialists in various
divisions, the Junior Fellows explore and increase access to the
institution’s unparalleled collections and resources. They are exposed to a
broad spectrum of library work: copyright, preservation, reference, access
standards, information management and digital initiatives. Summer interns have
identified hundreds of historical, literary, artistic, cinematic and musical
gems in the course of their work, representing the Library’s rich cultural,
creative and intellectual assets. The 2012 class will showcase their findings
and work at this event.
2012 Class of Junior Fellows Summer Interns
(Name, Hometown, College, Library of Congress Division Assignment)
• Saul Alpert-Abrams, Harvard, MA; Oberlin College; Rare Book and Special
Collections Division
• Thomas W. Anderson Jr., Byram, MS; Mississippi University; Geography and
Map Division
• Sara Butterfass, Howard Lake, MN.; University of Minnesota, Morris;
Preservation, Research and Testing Division
• Leidy Cook, Oxford, MD; Drexel University; American Folklife Center
• Rebecca Cweibel, Mount Kisco, NY; University of Delaware; Music Division
• Catherine Daniels, Columbia, MD; Gettysburg College; African Section,
African and Middle Eastern Division
• Mariel Dempster, Austin, TX; Colorado College; Rare Book and Special
Collections Division
• Jared Dyer, Cheney, WA.; Brigham Young University; Asian Division
• Synneva Elthon, Falls Church, VA; College of William & Mary; Rare Book and
Special Collections Division
• Camila Escobar-Vredevoogd, Marshall, VA; University of Virginia; Poetry
Office
• Eleonora Figliuoli, Falls Church, VA.; The College of William & Mary;
Hispanic Division
• Emily Fitzgerald, West Haven, CN.; University of Melbourne; Serial and
Government Publications Division
• Katherine Flanagan, Raleigh, NC; Williams College; Humanities and Social
Sciences Division
• Kassel Galaty, Portland, OR.; Ohio Wesleyan University; Preservation,
Research and Testing Division
• Emily Graves, Cedar Park, TX; University of North Carolina at Greensboro;
World Digital Library
• Jodi Griffith, Bloomington, IN.; Indiana University; European Division
• Joanna Harkins, McLean, VA; New York University, Geography and Map Division
• Brian Horowitz, Silver Spring, MD; University of Maryland; Science,
Technology and Business Division
• Jacob Houser, Madison, VA; James Madison University; Motion Picture and
Recorded Sound Division
• Elijah Kane, Cicero, NY; Messiah College; Geography and Map Division
• Alec Korte, Bowling Green, OH; University of Cincinnati; Science,
Technology and Business Division
• Caren Lewis, Stamford, CT; Johns Hopkins University; Hebraic Section,
African and Middle Eastern Division
• Katherine Macica, Chicago, IL.; Loyola Unversity; Prints and Photographs
Division
• Megan McGinnis, Jefferson City, MO; University of Maryland Francis King
Carey School of Law; Copyright Office
• Matthew Meszaros, Huntington, NY; Syracuse University; Geography and Map
Division
• Kevin Milewski, Williamsburg, VA; Vanderbilt University; Rare Book and
Special Collections Division
• Catherine Miller, Loganville, GA; Georgia State University; Manuscript
Division
• Samantha A. Norling, Crystal, MN; Indiana University-Purdue University of
Indianapolis; Manuscript Division
• CAITLIN OAKLEY, Radford, VA; College of William & Mary; Rare Book and
Special Collections Division
• Ashley Prior, Cumberland, RI; University of Rhode Island; Young Readers
Center, Center for the Book
• Emily Reynolds, Pleasantville, NY; University of Michigan School of
Information; Office of Strategic Initiatives
• Ann Rhee, Los Angeles, CA; George Washington University; Asian Division
• Katherine Rodda, Downingtown, PA; Temple University; Motion Picture and
Recorded Sound Division
• Chelcie Rowell, Jackson, GA; University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill;
Office of Strategic Initiatives
• Kristen Schumacher, Wales, WI; University of Wisconsin; Humanities and
Social Sciences Division
• Caitlin Tormey, Sacramento, CA; University of Washington; Young Readers
Center, Center for the Book
• Wesley Verge, Highland Mills, NY; State University of N.Y. at New Paltz;
Law Library
• Marilyn Weiss, Madison, OH; Clarion University of Pennsylvania;
Collections, Access and Loan Division
An online version can be viewed here: <
http://www.punchbowl.com/parties/4419226-library-of-congress-junior-fellow-summ
er-interns-2012-display >
Hope to see you there!
Sabrina C. Thomas
Librarian (Program Planning)
Digital Reference
Library of Congress
Library Services, LM-642
Washington, DC 20540-4000
sath@loc.gov
(202) 707-0818