Digital Initiative Database (DID) Presentations
The DID was a database of digital initiative projects taking place in or involving libraries with a goal to gather information about digital projects of all sizes and scope together in one place

           Issues & Challenges for the Future, November 2000
           Internet Librarian Conference, Monterey, CA

           ALA Poster Session, June 1999
           American Library Association Annual Conference, New Orleans, LA

           Project Briefing Session, December 1998
           CNI Fall 1998 Task Force Meeting, Seattle, WA

Mind Extension University, May 1996, Washington, DC
Interviewed as guest for cable Distance Learning class offered through George Washington University.

Internet Room Volunteer, 1995
American Library Association Mid-Winter Conference, Philadelphia
American Library Association Annual Conference, Chicago

Preservation in the Digital Age, April 1994
Center for Research Libraries, Chicago, Illinois
Speech at annual meeting of the CRL on archiving electronic documents.

Research Assistant, May - June 1993
School of Library and Information Studies, University of California at Berkeley
Completed compilation and indexing of an Image Database Management bibliography (ProCite).

Internet Access Tools Workshop, April 1993
The Trauma Foundation, San Francisco, California
Conducted session as part of workshop for librarians held by the Trauma Foundation. Topics included e-mail, telnet, ftp, electronic discussion groups and retrieval tools, such as wais and gopher.

Assistant to the Professor, January - May 1993
School of Library and Information Studies, University of California at Berkeley
"Networks and Networked Information." (SILS course): Developed bibliography for the class, including an InMagic database, and tutored students in use of e-mail, telnet, ftp and other network applications.