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Established in 2013, this residency provides entry-level librarians and archivists (degree specialization conferred in the last three years) from historically excluded racial and ethnic groups a three-year professional position to develop skills and grow professionally in academic librarianship and archives.The program is designed to meet both the professional goals and interests of the Resident as well as the service and operational priorities of the Library. The program supports the goals of the Association of College & Research Libraries Diversity Alliance program.
From 2013-2016, the residency was a two-year program. Beginning in 2017, the residency was expanded to a three-year program. This is a three-year placement designed to encourage and promote the professional growth and development of recent graduates. It provides a broad-based awareness of principles and practices in an area of academic library or archives specialization.
Angel Tang recently joined the UW-Madison Libraries as the Data, Science, and Engineering Diversity Resident Librarian! Before taking this position in December 2020, Angel was the Archives Assistant at the Center for Railroad Photography and Art, where she digitized train photograph negatives and selected images to share through social media. As a recent graduate of UW-Madison’s iSchool, she is very familiar with campus and the Libraries.
chaoya / nkauj zag ntxhee (nws/they) has joined the UW-Madison Libraries as Research Services Archivist for Archives and Record Management. they received their MLIS from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro.
Jennifer Patiño is now the Data & Digital Scholarship Librarian for the UW-Madison General Library System. She works to support the institutional open access repository MINDS@UW, Research Data Services, and instruction in library-based tools for text and data mining and data visualization. Her interests include open access, digital humanities, data equity, and building communities of practice.
Kristin is now the first-ever Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Accessibility (IDEA) Coordinator at DePaul University Libraries in Chicago. To read more about Kristin, check out her interview here!
Maij Xyooj’s LinkedIn profile includes information about her current position. To read more about Maij, check out her interview here!
Kalani is now a Processing Archivist in the University of Miami Libraries’ Manuscripts & Archives Management Department. For more about Kalani, check out their full interview here!
Katrina is now an Arts & Humanities Librarian at the University of Virginia
Carlos is now an Instruction Librarian at the University of Colorado, Colorado Springs
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Following his residency, Miguel worked as an e-learning librarian at UW-Madison from 2015-2017. Following his time at UW-Madison, he worked as the Latino Engagement Librarian for Evanston Public Library. Currently, he serves as Supervising Librarian for Evanston Public Library’s Robert Crown Branch Library.