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On behalf of my colleagues at the Clara Thomas Archives and Special 
Collections of York University Libraries, I am pleased to announce the 
appointment of Anna St.Onge as Archivist, Digital Projects and Outreach 
effective Monday, February 16, 2009.

Anna holds a B.A. in History and Celtic Studies from the University of 
Toronto (including a year at the National University of Ireland 
Maynooth), and a Master of Information Studies degree from the 
University of Toronto with a specialization in Archival Studies and Book 
History & Print Culture.  Anna has worked as a Librarian Assistant at 
Knox College, U of T, and as a contract archivist with the Ontario 
Jewish Archives, the Kelly Library of St. Michael's College, U of T, and 
the Clara Thomas Archives.  From July 2007 to the Fall of 2008, Anna 
served as Interim Head of Special Collections and Interim Curator of the 
Henri Nouwen Archives & Research Collections at the Kelly Library, where 
she was involved in several digital initiatives.  Anna is a member of 
the Archives Association of Ontario's standing committee on ARCHEION 
(the web-based repository of the province's archival descriptions and 
virtual exhibits), and has published on the archival legacy of Henry Nouwen.

The new position held by Anna is responsible for bringing electronic 
facsimiles of archival documents to the Libraries' website with 
appropriate contextual information, developing policies and procedures 
for ensuring the preservation and accessibility of records with enduring 
value that were created using digital technology, and implementing a 
communications strategy that will make York's archival program and its 
holdings better known to faculty, students, and an international 
community of researchers.  Please join me in welcoming Anna to York 
University Libraries as she assumes her new duties as Archivist, Digital 
Projects and Outreach.

-- 
Michael Moir
University Archivist and Head,
Clara Thomas Archives & Special Collections
York University Libraries
305 Scott Library, 4700 Keele Street, Toronto, ON M3J 1P3
(416) 736-5442  FAX (416) 650-8039

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