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Jeffrey R. Rehbach

Jeffrey R. Rehbach
Area Director, LIS Enterprise Technology & Infrastructure
Middlebury College
Middlebury, Vermont
UNITED STATES
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Jeffrey R. Rehbach

Biography

Jeff Rehbach has worked at Middlebury College since 1981. Currently Policy Advisor in Library & Information Services (LIS), he has also served as Music Librarian, Systems Librarian, Director of Information Technology Services, and LIS Special Projects Advisor, principally working with staff and contractors on Middlebury's new main library in 2004. He also assists in planning and developing LIS web services, digital archives, and institutional repository. In addition, he has served as a member of the college's music department, conducting the Chamber Singers and the College Community Chorus. He holds BA and MA degrees from Cornell University, and an MLS from Syracuse University.

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EDUCAUSE '99Big Issues at Small Colleges10/29/1999

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