Members


American History Librarian and Curator
Interim Head, Rare Books and Special Collections
(574) 631-1575 | Rachel.Bohlmann.2@nd.edu | 102 Hesburgh Library

Rachel Bohlmann is American History Librarian and Curator of North Americana. She is the subject specialist for American history, American Studies, journalism, and Gender Studies. She has an undergraduate degree from Valparaiso University; an MTS in religion from Harvard Divinity School; an MS in library and information science from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; and PhD in American history from the University of Iowa.

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Interim Program Director, Specialized Collections and Services
Head of Archival Collections and Management
Head Archivist
(574) 631-9348 | pmilhoan@nd.edu | 607 Hesburgh Library

As Head of Archival Collections and Management, Patrick sets policy and provides oversight for the way the Libraries arrange, describe, manage, provide access to, and facilitate discovery of its rich archival and special collections holdings across the departments of Rare Books & Special Collections and University Archives.

Pmilhoan


Unit Head, Analog Preservation and Conservation
Unit Head, Analog Preservation and Conservation
(574) 631-4643 | ldube@nd.edu | 005 Reyniers Building | 1136a Hesburgh Library

As head of the Libraries’ services to preserve access to physical collections in support of teaching and research, Liz leads unit staff and collaborates with colleagues across the Libraries and campus to assess vulnerabilities, weigh priorities, and implement strategic preservation solutions. Liz holds an MLIS with a Certificate of Advanced Study in Library and Archives Conservation from the University of Texas, an MS in Mental Health Counseling from Indiana University, and a BA in English Literature with a Peace Studies minor from the University of Connecticut.

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Records Management
| sjoswick@nd.edu | 607G Hesburgh Library

As Archivist for Records Management, Sarah engages in complex records management consultation services to support a wide range of campus stakeholders, faculty, and students. She meets with University departments to assess current record handling procedures, identifies and preserves archival records, and provides guidance on records management and records related issues such as filing, retention and security. She also works collaboratively to create and provide updates to the record retention and disposition schedules as well as builds consultation services for the records management program and manages the paper-based shred program. In collaboration with the records management team, she develops outreach initiatives and activities in the form of orientation sessions, presentations, and tutorials.

Sjoswick


Digital Archivist
(574) 631-7955 | skirycki@nd.edu | 607 Hesburgh Library Notre Dame, IN 46556

As the Digital Archivist at Notre Dame, Scott Kirycki develops and implements policies, procedures, and workflows for records retention and the appraisal, ingest, and preservation of born-digital University records.

Scott holds a Master of Science in Information degree from the University of Michigan School of Information. His specialization is Archives and Records Management, and he studied Preservation of Information as well. Previously, Scott worked for a company that made computer databases for lawyers. He also holds a bachelor’s degree in English from Calvin College and a Master of Arts degree in English from Clark University.

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Russian and East European Studies Librarian
Librarian, Rare Books and Special Collections
(574) 631-3009 | nlyandre@nd.edu | 102 Hesburgh Library

Natasha Lyandres is the head of Rare Books and Special Collections Department. She is also the Russian and East European Studies librarian. Natasha studied Art History at Moscow State University before receiving a Master of Library and Information Science degree from San Jose State University.



Catholic Studies Librarian
(574) 631-1703 | jmcmanu1@nd.edu | Jean.McManus@nd.edu | 144 Hesburgh Library

M.A. in Library Science, University of Chicago, 1989
B.A. in English, Bryn Mawr College, 1985

Library liaison to Badin Hall, 2014-

I've been the Catholic Studies Librarian at Hesburgh Libraries since 2007, providing assistance to faculty, students, and visiting scholars while building the collections in American Catholic studies.

Jmcmanu1


Archives Assistant
+1 574 631 2503 | Matthew.E.Wilken.2@nd.edu | 608A Hesburgh Library

As Assistant Archivist for University Records, Matt Wilken manages the physical transfer of paper-based university records to the University Archives in accordance with the University's records retention schedule. Matt serves on the records management team and offers guidance based on principles of life cycle management of university records. He manages collection space for university records for both onsite collection space and the offsite storage facility and ensures that access to university records are in line with state and federal regulations, University policies and unit guidelines. Matt also supports staff colleagues, faculty, and other campus departments in outreach, reference and research projects.

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