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Christina Kulp
MLIS, 2004
After 10 years as the Life Sciences Librarian at the University of Oklahoma, Christina accepted a new job that gets her closer to home. She is the first ever Data Services Librarian at the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City.
Paula Land
MSIM, 2004
In 2021, Paula reported that she was working as a senior content strategist for the NASA Earth Science Data Systems program, doing content strategy, information architecture and user experience work on the program's website. She continues to consult via her consulting company, Strategic Content, and teaches in the content strategy master's degree program at the FH Joanneum college in Graz, Austria. In 2014, her book, Content Audits and Inventories: A Handbook, was published and she is currently working on a second edition.
David Lowe
Informatics, 2004
David is now an associate director at Intentional Futures, a progressive consultancy that works on projects for clients such as Bill Gates’s private office, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, GE and Viacom.
Joan Maybank
MLIS, 2004
Joan has been working with the Edmonds School District as an Elementary Library Information Specialist since 2004, and now works at Lynnwood High School.
Nicholas Netzel
MLIS, 2004
Nic moved from the Baltimore area to Portland, Oregon, just over a year ago. He dabbled with changing careers to web design/development, but got a job as the Librarian at Central Catholic High School in Portland.
Carmen Oveissi Field
MSIM, 2004
A Principal in Deloitte Transactions and Business Analytics LLP in New York City, Carmen was recently appointed as the Chief Technology Officer for Deloitte Financial Advisory Services LLP, also in New York City.
She lives in New Jersey with her husband and two young daughters.
Tom Rhoades
MLIS, 2004
After spending time working in Canada, Tom moved back to the U.S. and now works in Silicon Valley at Guidewire Software as a Senior Curriculum Developer, writing training materials as well as building training environment and hands-on exercises. He's worked in the software/tech industry since graduation, and highly recommends the training and technology education field for MLIS and MSIM graduates.
Danielle Rowland
MLIS, 2004
Danielle was promoted to Associate Librarian at the UW Bothell & Cascadia Campus Library in 2016. She is currently the American & Ethnic Studies Librarian, coordinating librarian instruction in the library's First Year & Pre-major Program, and also serves as the Assistant Head of Teaching & Learning.
Robin Smith
Informatics, 2004
Robin is a Principal Program Manager at Microsoft and the product owner for the Microsoft Sustainability Calculator, which calculates a customer's cloud carbon footprint and carbon savings from using Azure. When customers move from on-prem IT infrastructure to Azure, they reduce their carbon emissions by over 70%. The tool provides the data, calculations, and platform for Microsoft's customers to join it on its sustainability journey. More information about the product can be found here: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/sustainability/sustainability-guide/sustainability-calculator
Jason Tabert
Informatics, 2004
Jason is the Website Optimization Manager at Tableau Software. Tableau helps people see and understand their data. Jason owns the web analytics and testing platform and focuses on driving increased customer engagement and lead generation. His prior experience ranges from working with local non-profits to consulting for Fortune 500 companies.