University of North Texas - Information Science
Certified Archivist
Academy of Certified Archivists
Certification renewed in 2012
Instructor in the College of Information and Director of the Archival Management certificate program.
University of North Texas
Archivist
Missouri Historical Society
Assistant
Women's History and Research Center
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Archives Assistant
Texas Women's University
History
Community Outreach
Special Collections
Collection Development
Library Instruction
Library Science
Cataloging
Research
Grant Writing
Archival Research
Museums
Digital Preservation
Metadata
Digitization
Museum Collections
Collections Management
Digital Libraries
Museum Education
Archives
Higher Education
I was the PI on this $164
400 project funded through the Council of Library and Information Resources.\n\nOver the past 50 years the DFW Metroplex has experienced explosive growth. Collections included in this proposal relate to urban planning
politics
industry
industrial education and major infrastructure projects in the Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington metropolitan area of North Texas. Topics included in these collections are especially relevant today-- affordable housing
urban design
transportation (highway expansion
mass transit)
crime
education and employment issues are central to these collections. The papers of Texas Representative Lanny Hall document his constituent's concerns during years of massive growth in Fort Worth and Arlington as well as political redistricting taking place on the state level (1979-1984.) The planning and creation of DFW International Airport are well documented in the archive of Texas Metro magazine and in the papers of Dr. John T. Thompson (1966-1975.)Also included in the Texas Metro magazine archive are approximately 20 linear feet of photographs. Collections reveal how implementation of the federal Model Cities program (1966-1974) and the Community Development Block Grant programs of the 1970’s affected North Texas. These files contain detailed documents and maps submitted by municipalities across four counties. Site proposals for the Superconducting Super Collider contain extensive documentation of the North Texas site chosen for the project in 1987.
I was the Principal Investigator on this $62
438 award and oversaw successful project completion resulting in public access to Senator Dole's complete congressional archive. \n
Gieringer
Texas Women's University
General Federation of Women's Clubs
University of North Texas
The University of Kansas
Missouri Historical Society
Head of research and museum operations for the Dole Institute of Politics
overseeing collection management
processing
digital initiatives
public services and outreach.
The University of Kansas
University of North Texas
Denton
Texas
Department head for university archives
manuscripts
rare books and preservation. In this role I supervise digitization
metadata creation
acquisitions/donor relationships
public services
collection management
exhibits
and outreach. I also participate in fundraising
grant writing and other major development activities. I oversee and direct operations for the NBC5/KXAS (WBAP) Television News Archive
the LGBTQ Archive
Texana Collections and the Photography Archive among many other ongoing active collection initiatives.
Head of Special Collections
BA
Anthropology
University of North Texas
MLS
Library Science
SOCIETY OF SOUTHWEST ARCHIVISTS
Senior Co-Chair
Senior leadership role in professional organization serving archivists in Kansas and Missouri.
Kansas City Area Archivsts
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