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Aiden earned his MLS in Archives and Records Management from the University of Maryland and his MA in Historical Studies from the University of Maryland Baltimore County. His experience includes positions at the National Register of Historic Places, the University of Maryland Libraries, and the Baltimore City Archives. Aiden's most recent writing appears in Trans and Gender Diverse Voices in Libraries from Litwin Books. At UBalt, he serves as the archival program manager and archivist for public services.
Fatemeh earned her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Library and Information Science from Allameh Tabatabai University. Her professional experience includes positions in libraries and archives, as well as work in the private sector as a document manager. Her research focuses on knowledge management, digital curation, and digital preservation. At UBalt, she serves as the library's digital preservation officer, audiovisual archivist, and coordinator of digital archives accessibility.
Thomas earned his Bachelor of Science in Simulation and Game Design from the University of Baltimore and his Associate of Arts in English from Harford Community College. His professional experience includes positions as an archives assistant, freelance editor, and chef. At UBalt, he serves as the archives stacks manager, overseeing the storage, retrieval, and inventory of collections in the Baltimore Studies Archives, the University Archives, and the Pullen Library.
Jess earned her Master of Library & Information Science from the University of Maryland and her Bachelor of Arts in History and Political Science from Fordham University. Her professional experience includes positions at Johns Hopkins University, the Maryland State Archives, and the Baltimore City Archives. At UBalt, she conducts archival research and curates digital exhibits from collections in the Baltimore Studies Archives.
Nicole is a third year graduate student in the Professional Studies, Art History Concentration program at Towson University. Her experience includes positions at Towson University's Cook Library, the Baltimore Museum of Industry, and the B&O Railroad Museum. At UBalt, she is inventorying artwork in the Dennis Ronald Livingston Social Design Collection.
Linda is a historian who specializes in oral and public history. She earned her MA in American Studies from the University of Maryland and served as associate historian at the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission. At UBalt, she is processing her own research papers, which were donated the Baltimore Studies Archives in 2025.