Resume
Education
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MLIS, Library and Information Sciences & Archives and Special Collections Certificate, University of Southern Mississippi, Dec. 2021
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Elective coursework specialization: metadata and digital collections​
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MA, Criminology & Criminal Justice, University of Maryland, 2005
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Policy Analysis Project: History of Sexual Assault Legislation and Impact on Policing and Prosecution
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BA, Sociology; Communications & Journalism, University of Wyoming, 2003
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Minor in Gender & Women’s Studies
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Magna cum laude
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Experience
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Collections & Digital Services Librarian, Hancock County Library System, 2019 - Present
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​Coordinate collection, publication, and distribution of key performance measures and outcomes-based assessment
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Prepare and present written reports and data visualizations to support decision-making
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Review, analyze, and resolve discrepancies in data records
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Coordinate collection development processes and projects across library system, including collection review, evaluation, and weeding
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Develop instructional and reference materials for use by patrons and staff, including social media posts and videos for outreach and engagement
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Library Assistant, Hancock County Library System, 2018 – 2019
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Performed circulation and reference services at public library
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Assisted with local programming and communication materials
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Conducted selection, weeding, and display activities
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Law Enforcement Analyst, University of Maryland Police Department, 2010 – 2015
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Coordinated mixed methods research and policy analysis projects to support decision-making
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Created and maintained databases for analysis, including geographic data for mapping
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Presented analysis and findings to executives
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Supervised employees and managed information analysis policies and procedures
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Provided training and presentations for law enforcement personnel
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Records Supervisor / Crime Analyst, University of Maryland Police Department, 2006 – 2010
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Coordinated processing, management, digitization and archiving of paper and digital records
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Collated and coordinated statistical reporting for federal program
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Prepared written reports and data visualizations using various data sources
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Certified as law enforcement instructor, taught sessions of police academy
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Graduate Teaching Assistant, University of Maryland Department of Criminology, 2004 – 2005
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Coordinated homework, breakout sessions, office hours, and testing for criminal justice undergraduate statistics course
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Graduate Research Assistant, University of Maryland Bureau of Governmental Research, Spring 2004 (internship)​
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Open-source research to compile data for research project
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Participated in survey administration
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Skills & Knowledge
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Automation and web publishing
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Proficient with MS Office Suite (Word, PowerPoint, Publisher) and Adobe Acrobat
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Experience with website design and blogging
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Experience with graphics editing in Adobe Photoshop/Elements, Gimp, Canva
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Knowledge of HTML, XHTML
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Data analysis and research
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Knowledge of various research methods utilized in social and information sciences
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Experience with statistical analysis using Excel, Microsoft Access, SPSS, SAS
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Experience with data visualization using Excel, Tableau Public
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Experience with geographic information systems and spatial analysis using ESRI ArcGIS
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Experience with data wrangling, cleaning, transformation using OpenRefine
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Experience with database creation and management using Access, SQLite, MySQL
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Knowledge of data query languages, including Regular Expressions, GREL, CQL, SQL, SPARQL
Metadata
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Knowledge of and experience with various structured metadata standards (XML, EAD, MARC-21, DCMI, RDF) and vocabularies (LCSH, LCNA, VIAF, Getty AAT, etc.)
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Familiarity with various descriptive data content standards, including DACS, CCO, RDA/FRBR
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Scripting queries in Xpath, Xquery, SQL, Python, VBA, and SRU (beginner)
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Digital asset/content management in Lightroom/Darktable (photography), ContentDM, Omeka (digital collections) and a variety of records management systems
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Honors
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Phi Beta Kappa National Honor Society, 2003
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Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society, 2003
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Outstanding Undergraduate Paper, 3rd Place, Organization for Active Students Interested in Sociology (OASIS), 2003
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Alpha Kappa Delta International Sociology Honor Society, 2002
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Golden Key International Honor Society, 2002
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University of Wyoming President’s High School Honor Scholarship, 1999-2003
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Publications
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Parker, A. D. (2021) Pathways to Discovery for LGBTQ+ Archival Materials: An Analysis of Discovery Tools and Descriptive Quality in Online Finding Aids," SLIS Connecting, 10 (2). https://doi.org/10.18785/slis.1002.07
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Parker, A. (2006). Rape. In D. L. MacKenzie, L. O'Neill, W. Povitsky, S. Acevedo (Eds.), Different Crimes Different Criminals: Understanding, Treating and Preventing Criminal Behavior (1st ed., pp. 103-132). Cincinnati, OH: Anderson Publishing Co.
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Parker, A. (2003, April). Algeria and Colonialism: Women’s Battle from Ideological Subjects to Freedom Fighters (And Back). Paper presented at the 6th annual conference of the Organization of Active Students Interested in Sociology, Laramie, WY.
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Professional Memberships
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Society of American Archivists (SAA), 2019-2021
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Society of Mississippi Archivists (SMA), 2018- 2021
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Mississippi Library Association (MLA), 2018- present
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Southern Miss Student Archivists (SMSA), 2018-2019
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American Library Association (ALA), 2018-2019
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