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MARK A. MATIENZO Brooklyn, NY 11216 - USA http://matienzo.org/ |
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SUMMARY |
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US citizen. Experienced in a wide range of archival practice, including appraisal, arrangement, description, and reference. Proficient with many metadata standards in archives and libraries, including DACS, EAD, MARC, Dublin Core, and AACR2. Experienced with systems administration and support in library environments. Highly research-oriented, with areas of interest including archival theory, taxonomies, information visualization, and descriptive practice. Capable of working well both in teams and individually, under strict deadlines and with changing priorities.
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EDUCATION |
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University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, April 2004 |
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Master of Science in Information (Archives and Records Management) |
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College of Wooster, Wooster, OH, May 2001 |
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Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy |
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SKILLS |
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WORK EXPERIENCE |
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June 2008 - Present |
New York, NY |
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Applications Developer, NYPL Labs, The New York Public Library |
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Lead developer for online exhibition projects using the Omeka platform. Responsible for large scale indexing project, including metadata mapping, maintenance of Solr instances, and collaboration with units throughout the Library.
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March 2006 - May 2008 |
College Park, MD |
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Assistant Archivist, American Institute of Physics |
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Appraisal and arrangement of archival collections. DACS-compliant archival description in MARC21 (SirsiDynix Horizon) and EAD. Authority control and NACO liaison. Leader for implementation of Archivists' Toolkit. Database administration (Access, Oracle, Sybase) and programming (Python, SQL, XSLT, Perl) to support the Library's activities. In person, telephone, and electronic reference.
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September 2005 - February 2006 |
Suitland, MD |
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Project Archivist, National Anthropological Archives |
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Full-level cataloging using SirsiDynix Horizon of 19th century Plains Indian ledger art for submission to ARTstor Project. Independently developed cataloging standards for project in accordance with existing standards, including DACS, LC Graphic Materials Manual, and AAT. Extensive authority control. Responsible for keeping project within grant-related deadlines and meeting established milestones.
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June 2004 - August 2005 |
Ann Arbor, MI |
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Catalog Librarian (contractor), ProQuest Information and Learning |
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Full-level cataloging in OCLC Connexion using DCRB of microfilmed 16th-18th century British monographs, broadsides, and manuscripts and 18th-20th century French drama. Required to deliver high-quality catalog records for distribution to customers consistently and under strict deadlines.
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September 2004 - January 2005 |
Ann Arbor, MI |
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Volunteer, Washtenaw County Historical Society |
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Assisted in digitizing images, writing content, and creating site architecture for the Historical Society's web page. Answered e-mail reference questions.
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March 2004 - May 2004 |
Ann Arbor, MI |
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Assistant Cataloger (contractor), Pfizer/C. Berger Group |
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Cataloged monographic and serials acquisitions using OCLC and Voyager. Core member of a team responsible for implementing company-wide journal disposition program.
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July 2003 - January 2004 |
University of Michigan |
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Library Assistant, Early English Books Online |
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Maintained and edited MARC records for TEI-encoded, electronic text versions of 16th-18th century British rare books. Collaborative project between University of Michigan and Oxford University.
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March 2003 - August 2003 |
Ann Arbor, MI |
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Technohost, Ann Arbor District Library |
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Solved help desk inquiries from library staff and patrons. Answered reference questions and provided basic library instruction. Performed regular maintenance on computer hardware and accessories.
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May 2002 - January 2003 |
Michigan State University |
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Intern, Vincent Voice Library |
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Created EAD finding aids and XSLT stylesheets for digital audio. Developed preservation assessment program. Implemented finding aid search engine. Digitized over 200 hours of reel-to-reel recordings.
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September 2002 - December 2002 |
University of Michigan |
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Library Assistant, Special Collections Library |
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Processed serials acquisitions and donations for Labadie Collection of Social Protest Materials in preparation for cataloging by University Library catalogers.
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January 2002 - August 2002 |
University of Michigan |
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Library Assistant, Digital Library Extension Service |
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Tested and debugged EAD finding aid delivery software. Analyzed EAD encoding practice of both repositories participating in DLXS. Regularly indexed datasets and configured the XPAT search engine.
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January 2002 - April 2002 |
University of Michigan |
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Practicum in Archival Administration, Bentley Historical Library |
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Processed and described a collection of personal papers. Designed a collaborative retrospective conversion plan for paper finding aids to EAD.
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February 2002 |
Washington, DC |
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Archives Center Volunteer, National Museum of American History |
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University of Michigan Alternative Spring Break project. Arranged and described new materials to be integrated into an existing 80 box collection. Performed holdings maintenance on processed materials.
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TRAINING |
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PROFESSIONAL INVOLVEMENT |
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Museum Computer Network
American Association for History and Computing
RLG Programs, OCLC
Society of American Archivists
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OTHER PROJECTS |
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ArchivesBlogs, Creator/Editor, August 2006 - Present
Open Source Software Development
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CONFERENCE SESSIONS |
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PUBLICATIONS |
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AWARDS AND HONORS |
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