Welcome to Brian Bethel, Rare Books Copy Cataloger!

November 6, 2018
Ann K.D. Myers
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Rare books
Brian Bethel

We are pleased to announce that Brian Bethel has joined our Redwood City team as our Rare Books Copy Cataloger! Please join us in welcoming him to the department.

Brian will be familiar to some as he has been working as a Processing Assistant in Special Collections for about a year. He has been focusing on collections associated with Silicon Valley, and has written several blog articles about his work. He will continue that processing work, and on Nov. 19 he will add rare books cataloging to his repertoire.

Brian is currently working on his MLIS at Simmons College, and has a B.A. from Hampshire College. In addition to archival processing, his past experience includes freelance cataloging, serving as an assistant school librarian, and teaching 8th grade.

Welcome, Brian!

 


 


Posted in Special Collections Unbound by Ann K.D. Myers
Topics: News, Rare books
November 6, 2018

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