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Malinda R. Triller

Malinda R. Triller
Special Collections Librarian
Dickinson College
Carlisle, Pennsylvania
UNITED STATES

Malinda R. Triller

Biography

Malinda Triller has served as Special Collections Librarian at Dickinson College since September 2006. She holds an MLIS from the University of Pittsburgh and an MA in Applied History from Shippensburg University. In 2004, she served as Project Coordinator for Dickinson’s James Buchanan Resource Center, a Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) grant-funded project involving the digitization of 9,000 pages of text regarding Pennsylvania’s only U.S. President. In 2008, she contributed to another LSTA digitization project, Slavery and Abolition in the US, a collaborative effort between Dickinson and Millersville University. She recently led an initiative to make unique images from Special Collections available through Flickr and currently serves as co-coordinator of a research project applying Drupal blog technology to create an electronic resource center regarding the history of coeducation at Dickinson.

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Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference 2009"I’ll Have What She’s Having": Generating New Reference Questions by Blogging Old Ones01/09/2009

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