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SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS

2023 PTPL Scholarship Recipient: 

Megan Goldfarb

Megan Goldfarb (she/her) is in her second year of the online MSLIS program at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, where she is pursuing a pathway in information organization and management. She holds a BFA in Painting & Printmaking from Virginia Commonwealth University, and has remained at VCU as a Collections Specialist at James Branch Cabell Library. Upon graduation, Megan aims to pursue opportunities in cataloging and metadata. She hopes to use metadata to support the intersections between materials, their subjects, and their users through a community-oriented lens that prioritizes accessibility and social justice. Megan is also interested in the ability of libraries and archives to support communities of artists and creators whose work might otherwise not be preserved and shared.

2022 PTPL Scholarship Recipients: 

Emily Bradford

Emily Bradford is in her final year of the Master of Information program at Rutgers University (concentration in Library & Information Science). She holds a BA in Music/Rhetoric & Communication Studies from University of Richmond, where she also currently works as a Resource Sharing Specialist at Boatwright Memorial Library. She has an affinity for metadata and through her Masters program developed an interest in coding and database management. After graduation Emily hopes to find technical processing-related work in the digital libraries or electronic resources field. A passionate musician, she has a particular interest in audio-visual recordings as cultural heritage and would love an opportunity to work with those materials.

Brittany Smith

Brittany Smith (pronouns: she/her) is currently enrolled in the Master of Library and Information Sciences program at the University of North Carolina-Greensboro and plans to complete her studies by 2024. She is a Metadata Specialist at the George Washington University’s Himmelfarb Health Sciences Library where she processes new materials and manages the institutional repository, The Health Sciences Research Commons. She earned a BA in Political Science & Italian from the University of Virginia and a MFA in Creative Writing (Fiction) from the University of New Hampshire. Upon graduation, she hopes to find a position that allows her to explore diversity and inclusion within academic librarianship, the use of digital collections as storytelling vehicles and the development of sustainable professional mentorships to draw in Black, Indigenous and People of Color early career librarians and library professionals. When she’s not working or attending classes, Brittany likes to paint with watercolors, hike on local trails, spend quality time with her friends and family, and write as well as edit speculative fiction stories.

2021 PTPL Scholarship Recipients: 

Aliaksandr (Alex) Audziayuk 
Cody Hackett
Coleman Holth 

2020 PTPL Scholarship Recipient: 

Robert Pleshar
Aaron Wilson

2019 PTPL Scholarship Recipients:

Bonnie Shaw
Allison Jenning-Roche

2018 PTPL Scholarship Recipients:

Ivy Donnell
Jamileh Kouhestani

2017 PTPL Scholarship Recipients:

Lisa Hilleary
Leigh Ann Martin

2016 PTPL Scholarship Recipients:

Jessica Robertson
Audrey Shenk

2015 PTPL Scholarship Recipients:

Lisa Hilleary
Abbey Walker
2014 PTPL Scholarship Recipients:

Rebecca Reeves
Alexander Salopek

2013 PTPL Scholarship Recipient:
Sue Graves
2012 PTPL Scholarship Recipients:

Fanuel Chirombo
Brityn Willis Bennett

2011 PTPL Scholarship Recipients:
Allie Feras
Mark Winek
2010 PTPL Scholarship Recipients:
Jennifer Hamilton
Pachara Yongvongpaibul
2009 PTPL Scholarship Recipients:
David Anderson
Mimi Games

2008 PTPL Scholarship Recipients:

Michael Kardos
Robert Reeves

2007 PTPL Scholarship Recipients:

Donald Woodward
Ping Wu
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