Sarah Dorpinghaus, MLS

  • Librarian I, Libraries
  • Director, Digital Services - Special Collections Research Center, Libraries
  • Director, Information Technology - Collections, Digital Scholarship, & Technical Services, Libraries
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    20162024

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    Biography

    Sarah Dorpinghaus is the Director for Digital Strategies and Technology at the University of Kentucky Libraries, where she provides leadership for application and website development, library service platforms, computing infrastructure and systems, and digital scholarship and data. She also develops and oversees long-term strategies for digital preservation. Dorpinghaus is a co-creator and co-organizer of the History Allies: Helping Protect Your Past workshops, a basic archives workshop for non-profit, religious, civic, genealogical, and other community-based organizations. Her recent publications and presentations focus on digital preservation and curation workflows, the impact of minimal description on digital collections; and archives and IT relationships. Dorpinghaus received her MLIS from the University of Iowa and has held technology and archivist positions at the University of Kentucky, College of Charleston, and Chicago History Museum.

    Education/Academic qualification

    Master of Library Science, University Of Iowa

    2009

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