Eze Francis Amos
Eze keeps the Digital Production Group's equipment and software up and running smoothly, and helps maintain an efficient digitization workflow throughout the unit.
The University of Virginia in 100 Objects
The University of Virginia in 100 Objects, a Bicentennial exhibition celebrating the history of the University was on display August 2017 - June 2018.
Christopher Welte
As the Senior User Experience Design and Development Engineer, Christopher creates usable and engaging interfaces to support the Library's mission. These interfaces include the Library's website, digital and physical signage, and repository applications such as Virgo and Libra.
Erich Purpur
Erich uses his background in geography, his GIS expertise, and his MLS to provide department liaison support and outreach to science and engineering disciplines, including subject and information databases, data management and use, and information literacy and spatial methods. As part of the Social, Natural, and Engineering Sciences team, Erich serves as the liaison to Civil & Environmental Engineering, Electrical & Computer Engineering, Environmental Sciences, Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering, Statistics, and Systems & Information Engineering.
Brenda Gunn
Brenda is director of the Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library and of the Harrison Institute for American History, Literature, and Culture. She leads a team who engages users in reference and public service, educates using primary sources for instruction, elevates discovery of our collections, and excites visitors with our rotating exhibitions.
Dan Ray
Dan Ray is the primary cataloger of music scores and recordings.
Shane Lin
Shane Lin is a Senior Developer with the Scholars' Lab.
The Tools of Preservation Services
The variety of tools, materials, equipment, and supplies (not to mention the knowledge, skills, training, and techniques) required for the preservation of UVA Library objects is impressive. This exhibit showcases a few of the tools found in Preservation Services in Alderman, the Audio and Film Labs in Clemons, and the Dell Conservation Lab.
The physical exhibit is on view in the Stettinius Gallery of the second floor hallway in Alderman Library.
Thomas Jefferson Revealed
"Thomas Jefferson Revealed" is an mini-exhibition of spectacular treasures pertaining to Jefferson, all drawn from the collections of the University of Virginia Library. Items include a ticket from the "Jefferson Lottery," a letter from Jefferson to Maria Cosgrove, one of Jefferson's engraved calling cards, and even a lock of his hair.