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Lindsay Kistler Mattock

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  • Lindsay Mattock is an Associate Professor of Library Science at East Carolina University. Her research focuses on the archival practices of non-institutional archival spaces, such as media collectives and community archives. Her teaching and research explore the intersections between archival theory, technology, and community.

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  • University of Alabama MLIS National Advisory Board Member The MLIS National Advisory Board is comprised of UA SLIS Alumni and diverse LIS professionals from across the United States. The role of the Board is to provide critical feedback related to the MLIS program's curriculum and design, and to offer strategic oversight for creating transformative experiences to prepare the next generation of engaged LIS professionals. 2022 - 2024
  • Reviewer Global Knowledge, Memory, and Communication Peer reviewer for research article 2020 - 2023
  • Reference Services Review Peer review for research article 2022
  • Fortepan.us Advisory Board Member Fortepan.usis an open source archival platform that is inspiring cultural heritage institutions to rethink and revolutionize digital archiving practices. Because Fortepan.us is designed as a "digital first" archive, we have been liberated to think differently about the structure and display of photographs online. In building the prototype, Fortepan Iowa, we focused on curated high-resolution photos taken by ordinary Iowans over the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. We work with families, public libraries, and museums to build an alternative public history of Iowa based on family snapshots and everyday moments. Our Iowa prototype aims to represent the personal, whimsical, poetic, significant, and accidentally artistic moments of everyday Iowa life, and tell a rich story of the state's overlooked diversity and complexity. 2022
  • Advisory Board, Experimental Curator: The Sally Dixon Story, documentary film Associate Professor, American University School of Communication regarding aspects of my research into the Film Section at the Carnegie Museum of Art throughout the production of the film. 2019 - 2021
  • IASA Ambassador for the Midwestern United States Regional representative for the International Association of Sound and Audiovisual Archives, promoting the work of the organization and networking between members 2018
  • North American Representative, IASA Journal Editorial Board Works with the editor of theIASA Journal,the journal of the International Association of Sound and Audiovisual Archives. Meets annually. 2018

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