O. Carteaux

University Library and Commons

University of North Carolina School of the Arts, Winston-Salem, NC

Librarian for Collections Management

June 2021 - February 2024

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• Liaison to the Schools of Drama, Dance, and Filmmaking, which includes purchase of materials for courses, attending faculty meetings

• Library instruction and outreach, including the creation of outreach brochures and Research and Study Guides for the Schools of Drama, Dance, and Filmmaking 

• Management of collection development projects 

• Management of electronic ebooks, which includes DDA, EBA, subscription and local collections

• Management of e-resources and administration of vendor accounts and access to materials 

• Interdepartmental collaboration at the  library, which include Acquisitions, Cataloging, Metadata departments 

• Participation in professional development and conferences, such as ALA and NCLA

• Participation in various committees including Outreach, Collection Development, and Web committees

• Working within Alma/Library Integrated System in Analytics, SUSHI

• Creating and assessing reports for usage data and overlap analysis, Alma community zone update reports 

 

University Library and Commons

University of North Carolina School of the Arts, Winston-Salem, NC

Library Technician, E-Resources Specialist

February 2020 - June 2021

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•  Managing access and use of electronic resources, including ebooks, ejournals, and databases through communications with vendors and library staff

• Cataloging miniature scores for the music library as well as e-materials as necessary 

• Regularly meeting with staff and working to build the electronic resources catalog of the university; planning and creating a repository for course materials to be accessed by students and faculty; gathering and analyzing usage reports, data entry, organization, and editing 

• Working with the University Archivist and the Systems Librarian to help implement repository technology and transfer data

• Continuing to engage in professional development and training, including classes at Library Juice Academy and attending webinars, continued training for Primo VE certification

• Documenting progress and best practices for tasks and operability in Alma and other tools and platforms for continued sustainability

• Engaging with students, staff, and faculty in a library environment 

 

O’Kelly Library, Winston-Salem State University, Winston-Salem, NC 

Digital Program Specialist

November 2015 – June 2016

 

• Input of data, descriptive metadata creation, and research regarding content, keywords, and subject headings for a collection of over 2,000 digitized photographs for a grant project involving university students and history

• Extensive use of ContentDM, and SnapCrowd:

       WSSU Archives Digital Collection: University Photograph Collection

 

Special Collections and University Archives

University of North Carolina at Greensboro

Volunteer

July 2015 – February 2016

• Organizing and rehousing an unprocessed collection consisting of but not limited to scrapbooks, member yearbooks, annual reports, newsletters, pamphlets, official materials, correspondence, magazines, newspaper clippings.

• Creating a finding aid in Archon on the library's website: 

         Business and Professional Women's Club of Greensboro Records

 

Rubenstein Library, Duke University, Durham, North Carolina

Audiovisual Intern 

October 2014 - June 2015

 

• Worked with audio and data CDs, audio cassette tapes, 16mm film reels, floppy discs, and digital audio and video recordings

• Input of data and crosswalk creation and transcription for collections up to 400 items, including master inventory creation, minor XML conversion and editing

• Extensive use of Excel, minor use of Audacity and Quicktime

• Finding aid creation using Archivist's Toolkit on the library's website:

       William Henry Chafe Oral History Collection

       Frank Espada Papers: Puerto Rican Diaspora Documentary Project Interviews

       Semans Family Papers: Films, 1914-1941

 

WUAG 103.1 FM

 University of North Carolina at Greensboro

General Manager

​May 2012 - May 2014

 

• Acted as a representative and liaison between the university, student body, and the community

• Hired staff in conjunction with the board; organized, booked, and set up events; copy and creation and engineering of radio spots, interviews, and news; hosted a weekly radio show; extensive use of Audacity, Audiovault, and other minor engineering; extensive use of sound board both in studio and for production

• Ordered equipment and worked extensively with budget personnel; created yearly station and budget reports, and underwriting agreements; hosted weekly student board and quarterly university administrative meetings; organized and hosted DJ and interest meetings

• composed weekly DJ and listener e mails; attended festivals and events as a promotional representative; participated in radio panels and talks

• Worked extensively with the station archives and created a plan regarding digitization of the vinyl collection, including roles of DJs, staff, and LIS students:

       WUAG Vinyl Archives Digitization Plan