My journey in libraries has given me a well-rounded perspective across archives, international education, public library outreach, and academic collection development. I got my start with archival and data internships at the National Archives and the Smithsonian Institution, where I worked with government records and cultural preservation data. After completing my Master of Library Science, I spent time as a librarian and teacher at the International School Malaysia, managing digital resources and supporting student learning.  

In Colorado, I served as an outreach librarian with the High Plains Library District, focusing on mobile library services, digital literacy, and community partnerships for rural and under-served populations. Today, I am a collection development and government documents librarian at Auraria Library, supporting students and faculty across CU Denver, MSU Denver, and the Community College of Denver. In this role, I manage STEM and arts collections, oversee federal depository compliance, and work with our collections budget and analytics tools to keep resources accessible and sustainable. 

Outside of my day-to-day library work, I also volunteer with the Immigrant and Refugee Center of Northern Colorado, tutoring ESL learners and helping community members navigate the U.S. citizenship process.