Marianne Mason appointed Head, Micrographics Projects at Library of Congress

Ms. Marianne Mason has been selected for the position of Supervisory
Librarian (Head, Micrographic Projects Section) in the Preservation
Reformatting Division, of the Preservation Directorate at the
Library of Congress.  She reported for duty on October 6, 2014.

Ms. Mason comes to the Library from the National Park Services
(NPS), where she worked as a Technical Information Specialist,
overseeing the organization, accession, evaluation, cataloging,
preservation, transmission, and dissemination of historic
architectural, engineering and other technical materials to include
microfilm.  She provided technical supervision and is a team leader
to professionals, student interns, temporary employees, scholars,
and volunteers charged with collection management responsibilities.
Ms. Mason also served as a data manager where she managed the
database of National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA), created
records management guidance and coordinated work with contract
archeologists and tribal liaisons.

Ms. Mason holds a Master's degree in Applied History from George
Mason University and a Bachelor's degree in Anthropology from
Indiana University.  She is also a Certified Archivist by the
Academy of Certified Archivists.

We are pleased that Ms. Mason is joining the Preservation
Directorate in her new supervisory position with the Preservation
Reformatting Division.

Jeanne Drewes
Chief
Binding and Collections Conservation/Deacidification Program
Library of Congress
101 Independence Ave. S.E.
Washington, DC 20540-4520
202-707-5330
Fax: 202 707-3434


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