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UT Libraries
The University of Tennessee Libraries is the hub of the Knoxville campus, bringing together research, instruction, community spaces and the resources needed to complete projects in one central location. It is vibrant and enriching, and I learn something new every day.
I worked at UT Libraries for 25 years and retired in January 2024. During my tenure, I held a wide range of responsibilities. I staffed the research desk, conducted literature reviews, scheduled instruction appointments, coordinated events, wrote reports and newsletters, created posters and digital displays, designed and maintained websites, supervised students, managed facilities and oversaw supply procurement. I also managed social media for Pendergrass Library from 2011 to 2015.
Committees: Student Art in the Library, Diversity Committee, Social Committee, Dean’s Staff Advisory Committee, Assessment Committee, Website Usability Committee, Campus Communicators.
Tools: Office 365, Sharepoint, Power Automate, Google Workspace, Qualtrix, Canva, WordPress, Drupal, Adobe Creative Suite, HTML, CSS, PHP.
UT Libraries Faculty Honors Bookplate Awards
The Faculty Bookplate awards are a collaborative effort among departments, from the provost to Facilities Services. The University Libraries devote several months of preparation to the event. My role was to collect responses and create content. Over time, the project grew to the point that automation became the best option. I used Power Automate to integrate spreadsheets into design files and populate the Faculty Bookplate website with custom post data. The automation reduced the time required to post the awards, pre-review entries and create design materials for the event.
UT Libraries Presentations
