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Welcome, new members: Luiza Wainer, Gabriel Jiménez Barrón, Alejandro Herrera Prada

Luiza Wainer is a Brazilian...


Luiza Wainer is a Brazilian librarian currently working as Metadata Librarian (Spanish and Portuguese Specialty) at Princeton University. They obtained their bachelors in Library and Information Science from Fundação Escola de Sociologia de Política de São Paulo - FESPSP, in 2013, and was the cataloging librarian at the Museu de Arte de São Paulo Assis Chateaubriand - MASP up until 2015, when they moved to the United States. Luiza obtained an MLIS from the University of Washington, focusing on cataloging, metadata, and linked data. As a new member of SALALM, Luiza has already joined the Latin American and Indigenous Peoples of the Americas SACO Funnel and is anxious to work collaboratively with other SALALM members identify knowledge gaps and correct objectionable headings in LCSH.


Gabriel Jiménez Barrón es bibliotecario Auxiliar en la Biblioteca de Ciencias Bibliotecarias e Informatica(BCBI) de la Universidad de Puerto Rico desde el 2016. Tiene una maestría en bibliotecología y ciencias de la información (2016) de la Escuela Graduada de Ciencias y Tecnologías de la Información (EGCTI) de la Universidad de Puerto Rico. Sus temas de interes son bibliotecas digitales, web development para bibliotecas, bibliotecas académicas y bibliotecas, museos y archivos especializados en recursos Latino Americanos.

 


Alejandro Herrera Prada, is the Manager in BOOKS OF COLOMBIA. About BOOKS OF COLOMBIA: We do supply Colombian books and serials to foreign libraries, bookstores and individuals. We furnishes bibliographic information and supplies current well as old books, including the ones to be searched. We are located in Bogota DC -Colombia- and we have direct relationship with the most important publishing houses of the country. We are the best ally in Colombia for acquisitions of libraries and universities, we provide professional work, experience, allied with technology and excellence.

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