Resume

• 2009

  Toronto

  Canada

  Managing a dynamic group of boys

  their parents

  and team coaches makes for a challenging environment. It's a bit like herding cats! Doing the job well requires a lot of communication

  facilitation

  and social interaction. Seeing the boys succeed is what made it all worthwhile. Doing it in conjunction with the boys' head coach Lionel Lima made it even more worthwhile.

  Team Manager (volunteer role)

  Soccer Club of Toronto

• 2006

  Faculty of Music

  Teaching research methods to graduate students is a lot of fun and a great opportunity to get to know and help guide the future leaders of tomorrow. I use the framework for information literacy as a backdrop to build critical literacy skills in traditional and digital environments. I also teach some Arts & Science courses on behalf of the Faculty of Music.

  Adjunct Professor

  University of Toronto

  M.I.St.

  Library Sciences

  University of Toronto

• 2005

  Tim Neufeldt-self employed

  University of Toronto

  Library Technician IV. Primary duties include reference services

  cataloguing in SIRSI Dynix and InMagic Db/Text

  archival accession and description

  circulation services

  and technical support.

  University of Toronto

  Faculty of Music Library

  Faculty of Music Library

  University of Toronto

  I oversee instruction

  reference

  circulation services

  and donor-related activities. I also oversee serials management

  cataloging

  and some technical support. I work in a vibrant team environment where peer support is essential to our institution's success.

  Librarian II

  Reference

  Instruction & Donor Relations

  Toronto

  Canada

  I work on contract to assist with all aspects of academic teaching and publication

  including copy editing

  liaison services with publishers and writers

  digital illustrations

  spreadsheet management

  e-resource consultations

  technical support

  typesetting

  and website design/maintenance. I love seeing projects through to completion and juggling multiple projects simultaneously.

  Information & Technical Consultant

  Tim Neufeldt-self employed

  Toronto

  ON

  I'm an instruction librarian

  head of circulation

  and adjunct professor at the Faculty of Music

  University of Toronto. I received my Ph.D. in Musicology in 2006 and Masters in Library Science in 2010. My current research interests include information literacy

  and music societies and sheet music publications in early Canada (ca. 1867-1920).\n\nOne of my favourite library activities is supporting students’ and faculty’s research needs through one-on-one consultations and through embedded library instruction in partnership with other courses offered at the Faculty of Music. I also enjoy leading instruction workshops

  and do so throughout the year for undergrads

  grads and faculty.

  Instruction Librarian

  Head of Circulation

  University of Toronto Music Library

• 2000

  Ph.D.

  Musicology

  University of Toronto

• 1997

  French

  English

  German

  Italian

  Master of Arts (M.A.)

  Musicology

  University of Toronto

• Library

  Reference Services

  Information Retrieval

  Library Science

  Academic publishing

  Teaching

  Special Collections

  Libraries

  Collection Development

  Online Research

  Digital Libraries

  Library Instruction

  Published Author

  History

  Circulation

  Cataloging

  Music History

  techinical consulting

  Writing

  Digitization

  Music Library Resources on the Front Line: A Three Year Case Study of Integration.

  Music Library Resources on the Front Line: A Three Year Case Study of Integration.

  Formalizing Privacy Protection: FIPPA and Ontario Universities

  Volume editor. Currently in Press.

  The Complete Works of John Eccles

  v.1: Dramatic Music: Rape of Europa

  The Loves of Mars and Venus

  Acis and Galatea

  and The British Enchanters.

  The social and political aspects of the pastoral mode in musico-dramatic works

  London

  1695-1728

  This study investigates three e-resources supported by the Music Library at the University of Toronto aimed at course integration—Blackboard

  Naxos Music Online

  and Turnitin.com—with a goal of measuring their usage rate

  how effectively they meet instructor needs

  and how well the library supports their use. It further highlights efforts made by library staff to facilitate integration of these resources into classroom settings. Through a qualitative and quantitative analysis

  this study determines that resource usage has increased for two products and decreased for the third

  reinforcing the library's understanding of where its finite resources are best deployed.

  Music Library Resources on the Front Line: A Three-Year Case Study of Integration and Adaptation

  Where Court and Country Collide: Handel’s Tolomeo and the Pastoral World.

  Canadians in the landscape: Music and images featuring rural themes in early Canadiana sheet music

  ca.1867-1920

  Italian Pastoral Opera and Pastoral Politics in England

  1705-1712

  Music

  Magic

  and Morality: Stage Reform and the Pastoral Mode

  Formalizing Privacy Protection: FIPPA

  Ontario Universities

  and Unsupervised Records Management

  In 2008 the University of Toronto Libraries began its renewal and expansion plan for Robarts Library. As part of this revitalization

  Media Commons is getting a radical makeover. To find out more about the changes happening at Media Commons

  I interviewed its director

  Brock Silversides

  who not only manages an impressive circulating audio-visual library

  but is also building an exceptionally rich archive of material from a variety of disciplines

  including broadcasting

  film

  animation

  advertising

  music

  photography and acting. In addition to his responsibilities to the library

  Mr. Silversides has curated twenty-five exhibitions

  written twelve books and more than forty-five articles. He is also highly sought-after as an appraiser of audio-visual archival material across Canada

  and teaches courses on managing audio-visual materials for the University of Toronto and Ryerson University.

  Collections in Transition: Brock Silversides and the Revolution of Media Commons

  Tim

  Neufeldt

  Faculty of Music Library

  University of Toronto Music Library