Biography
Christine worked as an academic librarian for seven years prior to joining the iSchool, primarily working as an instructional design librarian. Their own experiences and the experiences of their colleagues led them to researching barriers to workplace inclusion experienced by disabled academic librarians, including resilience narratives, stereotypes, and professionalism discourse. Building on this research, they are now investigating the experiences of neurodivergent librarians with the goal of making libraries and eventually other workplaces (like academia itself) more inclusive of neurodivergent people like themself.
Memberships
- Association of College and Research Libraries
- American Library Association
Publications and Contributions
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Toolkit
Presentations
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Empowering Neurodivergent Librarians to Lead Inclusion in Libraries: A Research Update
(2023)
Fifth Annual Neurodiversity at Work Research Workshop - Seattle, WA
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Neurodivergent Leaders Doing the Research
(2023)
Neurodiversity at Work Research Workshop - Seattle, WA
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We Are Already Here: The Workplace Experiences of Neurodivergent Library Workers
(2023)
WLA Neurodivergence in Libraries Summit - Virtual
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Empowering Neurodivergent Librarians to Lead Inclusion in Libraries
(2022)
Fourth Annual Spring Autism at Work Summit - Seattle, WA
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Fostering Disability Inclusion and Empowering Neurodivergent Library Workers
(2022)
Conference on Academic Library Management (CALM) - Virtual