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Mark Colvson

Mark Colvson
Coordinator of Curriculum and Research Support
Bryn Mawr College
Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania
UNITED STATES

Mark Colvson

Biography

Mark Colvson is Coordinator of Curriculum and Research Support at Bryn Mawr College. His background is in Reference Librarianship and Library electronic resources support. He is a 2001 Frye Institue alumnus.
Recent presentations include a poster session on collaborative electronic reference service for Educause 2002 Annual Conference, and a presentation on dynamic webpage generation using the Innovative Interfaces catalog web interface for the Innovative Users Group annual meeting.

Presentations

Recent Presentations
EventSessionDate
Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference 2003Collaborative Virtual Reference Services: The Tri-College Libraries Experience01/17/2003
EDUCAUSE 2002Collaborative Virtual Reference Services: The Tri-College Libraries Experience10/04/2002

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