My courses prepare students to work in a wide range of data intensive realms such as healthcare, finance, government, and telecommunications. They also go on to work in NGO’s, scientific labs, start-ups, universities, and in cultural heritage organizations such as libraries, archives, and museums.
At Rutgers, I coordinate the Archives & Preservation concentration in the Master of Information (MI) program, where I teach courses in digital curation, archival practice, and preservation. I also teach doctoral seminars in the School of Communication & Information.
Current courses, School of Communication & Information, Rutgers University (2025–present):
- Critical Research Methods (PhD core course).
- Digital Curation (MI course).
- Archives and Manuscripts (MI course).
- Foundations of Preservation and Archives (MI course).
Prior course offerings at the School of Information, University of Texas at Austin:
- Archives as Data (Undergraduate course).
- Disciplinary Foundations of Information Studies (PhD core course).
- Perspectives on Information (MSIS core course).
- Theories & Applications of Metadata.
- Critical Data Studies.
- Information in Social and Cultural Context (MSIS core course).
- Literacy and Memory Technologies.