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I'm Bryanne McArdle; a librarian, writer, speaker, anthropologist, information scientist, & museum internship organizer.
I'm Bryanne McArdle; a librarian, writer, speaker, anthropologist, information scientist, & museum internship organizer.
Worked in gallery, library, archive, and museum settings completing a wide variety of tasks.
Spent 6 years as a professional editor maintaining software help systems.
Cataloged, cared, and maintained collections including 15th century documents, 16th century textiles and toys, 17th century maritime objects, and many book collections.
Helped create and design over ten different exhibits at two different museums under several different curators and directors.
Has successfully created, managed, and mentored a museum internship program that featured over 15 high school and college students, one of which international.
Pursued a degree to learn and make accessible coding and programming to a wide audience and continues to do so.
I am passionate about the accessibility and preservation of information and cultural artifacts and stories, both contemporary and historical.
I believe that by pairing technology with traditional museum, library, and archival sciences this can be achieved far greater than ever before.
My hope is that by ensuring access to such information for people regardless of their age, class, race, creed or education, or if it is in a museum to the latest app, we can learn to build a better tomorrow.
I earned my MLIS in 2022 from Simmons University in Boston, MA where I studied Information Science and Technology and it's application to improve information accessibility. I graduated with a Bachelors of the Arts in Anthropology and European Studies from William Smith College in Geneva, NY in 2016.
I have worked a variety of positions including:
All of these work experiences lead me to realized there is a growing need in the museum, library, and archival realms to use, store, and display their records online.