About Me

As an academic librarian and adjunct professor, I enjoy helping students and faculty navigate the research process, develop information literacy skills, and discover resources that support their academic goals. Whether I'm assisting with scholarly research, teaching in the classroom, or creating instructional materials, I strive to make learning approachable, engaging, and meaningful.

My academic background in English and information science has shaped the way I approach both librarianship and teaching. I value clear communication, thoughtful inquiry, and the belief that every learner can grow through exploration and discovery. These same principles guide my work as I continue my graduate studies and seek opportunities to connect people with information, ideas, and literature.

Beyond my professional work, I'm an enthusiastic reader who believes books have the power to educate, challenge, and inspire. Reading isn't simply a hobby—it's an extension of the curiosity that first led me to libraries and continues to influence my teaching, research, and lifelong learning.

Whether I'm collaborating with faculty, assisting students with research, or recommending a favorite book, my goal remains the same: to foster curiosity, support learning, and help others discover the resources and stories that make a lasting impact.