A Call for Ivy+ Libraries to Divest from Police and Prisons and Invest in Life-Giving Resources

A page from No Cops in Libraries Zine

Remember to imagine and craft the worlds you cannot live without, just as you dismantle the ones you cannot live within. — Ruha Benjamin

In early June, in the wake of the murders of George Floyd in Minnesota, Ahmaud Arbery in Georgia, and Breonna Taylor in Kentucky, library organizations and directors issued statements condemning racism and racial violence. A statement from the Association of Research Libraries implored that “[i]t is incumbent upon leaders of libraries and archives to examine our institutions’ role in sustaining systems of inequity that have left Black communities and other people of color in the margins of every aspect of our profession.” From such statements, meaningful actions have taken place in order to create positive change, and we applaud and support these. However, we believe libraries have not gone far enough in this examination by refusing to fully consider our relationships with policing, surveillance, and the prison–industrial complex. These library statements do not explicitly name policing itself as the problem — an expression and exacerbation of racial capitalism and violence — despite it being a very real and dire existential threat to Black, Indigenous, and other people of color (BIPOC), as well as those in the LGBTQIA+ community. Therefore, we find these statements morally and politically insufficient responses. Without naming the specific problem of policing, these statements not only let libraries off the hook for the many ways in which we have internalized the practices of the carceral state in our profession, but also leave the door open for “both sides’’ arguments or appeals to “law and order,” and encourage dangerous and ineffective reforms. The solution to police violence is not reform but an abolition of policing in all its forms. Therefore, we call on the leadership of our institutions and all of our colleagues to embrace an abolitionist vision of a hopeful, life-affirming future and to immediately begin the work of divesting from police and prisons with the ultimate goal of the complete abolition of law enforcement and surveillance from library spaces, campuses, communities — in short, everywhere.

1. Support Existing Student, Staff, Faculty, and Community Petitions & Movements

We stand in solidarity with demands for campus police abolition and divestment put forth by local student, staff, faculty, and community groups from across our collective institutions. These include, but are not limited to, the following demands: sever all relationships — formal and informal — with local police departments as demanded by student and community activist groups at Johns Hopkins University, Northwestern University, University of Pennsylvania, and the University of Chicago; make publicly available all campus police budgets, spending, and data as demanded by student and community activist groups at Cornell University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Northwestern University, University of Pennsylvania, and the University of Chicago; disarm, defund, and disband campus police as demanded by student and community activist groups at Cornell University, Harvard University, Northwestern University, the University of Chicago, University of Pennsylvania, and Yale University; halt all efforts to create private campus police forces as demanded by student and community activist groups at Johns Hopkins University; and make reparations to those harmed by both campus policing and university policies rooted in gentrification and displacement (i.e. eminent domain), as demanded by student and community activist groups at Northwestern University and the University of Chicago. We demand that our university and college libraries formally endorse these demands and stand in support with these groups towards a police-free future.

2. Make Transparent Current Police & Police-Like Activities

In order to support calls for defunding the police and for re-investing in life-giving resources, we first need transparency at all levels of our institutions around existing law enforcement budgets, investments, and activities. We demand that library leadership join us in asking our universities to release the budgets of their private police forces as well as any funding dedicated to local, state, federal, and off-duty law enforcement agencies. We also demand that library leadership at each institution release a full report on the roles that any and all law enforcement agencies play in library spaces and policies, including the library’s own security practices and policies, such as incident-reporting and video surveillance. We demand that libraries facilitate and demonstrate transparency in our institutional endowment investments in the prison–industrial complex. In order to build and sustain transformative justice practices that align with the core ethical tenets of librarianship — centering the care, privacy, and thriving of library patrons and staff — we seek increased autonomy from and the eventual abolition of policing in library spaces.

3. Join, Build, & Sustain A World Without Policing

Many people will acknowledge the harm done by police and law enforcement but question the safety implications of defunding and divesting from policing on campus. But reporting from police forces shows that law enforcement and surveillance do not keep campuses safe. As Black organizers across the country have been declaring in the streets, “We keep us safe.” Therefore, we demand that library leadership remove any reliance on law enforcement as a means of addressing conflicts that arise in all library spaces by 2022. Every library should be empowered to develop approaches responsible to its community — there is no one size fits all approach to de-escalation and transformative justice — though these approaches must be trauma-informed and must not involve police and punishment. The good news is that each of our communities already have groups on and off campus (see “Abolition Resources” below) doing the hard work of building a culture of accountability and care. We demand that library leadership work with these community groups to create library policies that draw on restorative justice and harm reduction frameworks. These policies must address both interactions with patrons and interactions between staff, who are also harmed by policing and surveillance.

4. Confront the Connection Between Policing & Anti-Blackness

Abolition of police and prisons is intimately tied to and inseparable from the Movement for Black Lives. If, as our institutions have repeatedly and rightly stated, Black Lives Matter, then our institutions need both to understand and dismantle the white supremacist practices that perpetuate and exacerbate anti-Blackness in America. Therefore, we demand that any work related to “diversity and inclusion” center an abolitionist praxis that admits to and confronts the structural existence and effects of racial capitalism and anti-Black, state-sponsored violence both within and beyond our institutions. Policing in America was founded in slave patrols, settler colonial violence, and the protection of property, and these remain the ever-expanding and hyper-funded legacies and practices of so-called modern policing, which has shaped our schools, libraries, hospitals, and many other should-be life-giving spaces and institutions. Without confronting this history and reality, without actively undoing while building and funding permanent and sustainable futures based in abolitionist praxis and community cooperation, librarianship as a profession and our institutions will remain complicit in a culture of surveillance and violence against BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ lives.

5. Divest Library Resources from Police & Invest in Our Communities

We demand that our libraries immediately divest from all financial, material, and intellectual support for policing and law enforcement, including ending current practices such as actively collecting police records in archives, using or cooperating with law enforcement as part of library security practices and policies, hiring of law enforcement for special events, collaborating with campus police in library outreach activities, allocating staff time and collection budgets in support of police programs, and any other activities that support law enforcement. We demand that library leadership interrogate the police-to-public safety pipeline, as evident in university practices of recruiting for library positions from law enforcement agencies. Furthermore, we demand that this divestment be followed by a reinvestment in BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ students and local communities, trauma-informed mental health services, and resources for building and sustaining transformative justice practices within and beyond our libraries in collaboration with campus and surrounding communities. We demand that all collection development — from the stacks to special collections — center an abolitionist praxis of care and community responsibility that enables all library workers and patrons to participate in the memory work necessary for confronting systems of oppression and building a better world.

6. Ban Surveillance Technologies in Library Spaces

As an institution, the library prides itself on its commitment to privacy and safeguarding intellectual freedom, while simultaneously surveilling its patrons and staff. We demand that libraries address this disconnect by working toward banning surveillance technologies in library spaces. We demand that libraries immediately make transparent to patrons all instances of surveillance, reduce surveillance technology, and eliminate any access or stewardship that police may have over surveillance records without a warrant. We must develop and enact policies that protect patron and staff privacy, and we must eliminate any policies that police or profile our users. We also call for the refusal of data practices that aid or precipitate the policing, surveillance, or tracking of our patrons and staff. We demand the development of data policies and practices that draw on feminist and decolonial praxis. We demand the ultimate refusal of any use of police technologies, surveillance technologies, and data practices that cause harm.

7. Divest from Companies that Use Prison Labor

Along with divestment from policing and law enforcement, we demand that our libraries advocate for divestment from the broader prison–industrial complex. Libraries should facilitate information sharing and assessment of our universities’ endowment investments in private prisons as a first step toward divestment. These investments are often obfuscated and difficult to identify and assess, and our libraries should partner with student-led and other campus divestment movements. Additionally, we demand that library administrators specifically disallow library projects from using prison labor programs and institute library procurement policies that prohibit purchases from such programs or vendors relying on them by 2022. Library leadership should also assess and end our institutional reliance on web-based vendor services that rely on prison investment and the labor of incarcerated people.

Conclusion

We recognize that librarianship, an overwhelmingly white profession, has systematically marginalized BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, and librarians with disabilities. The conceptualization of our demands would not be possible without the labor and leadership of these very librarians, theorists, activists, and communities. We also recognize the privilege and power held by Ivy+ and other major research libraries, and thus, it is imperative that we use our privilege to speak out against library practices that cause harm. We build from and stand in solidarity with abolitionist movements happening in all library spaces. We believe in order to fully embody the ethics of librarianship it is necessary to align with the practices and aims of abolition. We hope many more voices will join us in signing onto these demands and in this bold and beautiful work of dreaming, demanding, and being in a better world. Reckoning with our own histories of and complicity in white supremacy and anti-Black racism is in the best interest not only of our institutions and patrons but our profession at large. Libraries are not neutral, nor should they be silent — but we’ve heard, seen, and spoken enough — solidarity is not found in statements, but in actions, and the time to act is now.

Signed

• Rachel Appel, Digital Preservation Librarian, University of Pennsylvania Libraries
• Alison Clemens, Head of Processing, Manuscripts and Archives, Yale University Library
• Jim DelRosso, Interim Assistant Director, Catherwood Library, Cornell University Library
• Reanna Esmail, Outreach and Engagement Librarian, Cornell University Library
• Becca Greenstein, STEM Librarian, Northwestern University Libraries
• Tobi Hines, Head of Operations & Outreach, Mann Library, Cornell University Library
• Josh Honn, English & Digital Humanities Librarian, Northwestern University Libraries
• Michelle Janowiecki, Digital Content Metadata Specialist, Johns Hopkins University, Sheridan Libraries
• Amanpreet Kaur, Community Health & Engineering Librarian, University of Pennsylvania Libraries and Associate Fellow, Center for Public Health Initiatives
• Anne K. Knafl, Bibliographer for Religion, Philosophy, and Jewish Studies, The University of Chicago Library
• Allison Seyler, Hopkins Retrospective Program Manager, Johns Hopkins University, Sheridan Libraries
• Martha Tenney, Director, Barnard Archives and Special Collections, Barnard College
• Alex Whelan, Time Based Media Metadata Librarian, Columbia University

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In Solidarity With

• Columbia University • CU Mobilized African Diaspora Demands • Amplifying Black Barnard Letter
• Cornell University • Requesting the Establishment of the Cornell University Police Department Oversight Committee • Do Better Cornell • Faculty, Graduate Students and Staff for an Anti-Racist Cornell, 2020 Demands
• Harvard University • Student Activists Call for Resignation of Harvard Police Chief, Abolition of Department at Rally
• Johns Hopkins University • Petition Against a Johns Hopkins Private Police Force • Letter supporting Students Against Private Police • We must keep organizing for demilitarization • A Resolution in Opposition of the Johns Hopkins University Police Department • A Statement of Solidarity from JHU student groups • TRU Solidarity Statement on Black Lives Matter, Police Brutality and Ron Daniels Statement • Johns Hopkins University Faculty Letter Against Private Police • Letter calling on President Daniels to abandon the formation of an armed private police force at Johns Hopkins University
• Massachusetts Institute of Technology • Support Black Lives at MIT
• Northwestern University • NU Community Not Cops • Call for Northwestern to Invest in Black Students, Divest from Law Enforcement
• University of Chicago • #CareNotCops Response to University of Chicago Provost • #MoreThanDiversity • Why we demand more than the broken construct of ‘diversity’ • Faculty Statement on the UCPD • GSU Statement on Militarized Police/UCPD • Open the Books on UCPD
• University of Pennsylvania • Abolition Now: We Demand a #PoliceFreePenn • Penn Community for Justice • Who is Penn Community for Justice?
• Yale University • Black Students for Disarmament at Yale: Reform is Not an Option: A response to 21CP’s Recommendations for the Yale Police Department • Yale Endowment Justice Coalition

Abolition Resources

• #8toAbolition
• Abolition for the People
• Abolition Journal Study Guide
• Abolitionist Toolkit
• Alternatives to Calling the Police During Mental Health Crises
• Alternatives to Policing Based in Disability Justice
• An Indigenous Abolitionist Study Guide
• Black Youth Power 100
• Building Accountable Communities Toolkit
• Chicago Reader’s Guide to Police Abolition
• Creative Interventions Toolkit
• Critical Resistance
• Digital Abolitionist
• Don’t Call the Police
• Interrupting Criminalization
• Library Freedom Project
• No Cops in Libraries Zine
• PIC Abolition and Transformative Justice Reading Group Guide
• Prison Abolition Reading Group at UChicago
• Prison Abolition Syllabus 2.0
• Study and Struggle
• Transform Harm

All Signatures

1. Abolitionist Library Association
2. Libraries For All STL
3. Reparations at UChicago Working Group
4. Garland Sit-in and Occupation, Johns Hopkins University
5. University of Chicago Labor Council
6. Cop Free Library, New York City
7. Care Not Cops, University of Chicago
8. Archives for Black Lives in Philadelphia
9. Library Activist Network at UChicago
10. Black Students for Disarmament at Yale
11. Sheridan Abolitionist Allies
12. Scholars for Social Justice
13. MoreThanDiversity Campaign, University of Chicago
14. Concerned Archivists Alliance
15. Northwestern Sketch Television (NSTV), Northwestern University
16. Prison Library Support Network, New York City
17. Antifascist Library Network
18. Erik Born, Assistant Professor, Department of German Studies, Cornell University
19. Anonymous, Journalism and History Undergraduate Student, Northwestern University
20. Danny Vesurai, Undergraduate Student, Northwestern University
21. Asli Menevse, PhD Candidate, Cornell University
22. Chris Walker, Alumni, Skidmore College
23. Isaac Ginsberg Miller, PhD Candidate, African American Studies, Northwestern University
24. Zee Hinz, Student, University of Maryland iSchool
25. Anonymous, Student
26. Esrea Perez-Bill, ISGMH, Northwestern University
27. Anonymous, Student, Columbia College
28. Christina Im, Undergraduate Student, Princeton University
29. Clare Michaud, UW-Madison
30. Tisha Mentnech, North Carolina State University, NC State University Libraries
31. Matthew Farrell, Digital Records Archivist and Digital Preservation Officer, Duke University Libraries
32. Jamie Carlstone, Authority Metadata Librarian, Northwestern University
33. Anonymous, Librarian, Bellwood Public Library
34. Anonymous, Student, Lewis and Clark College
35. Michael Perry, Northwestern University
36. Camille Andrews, Emerging Literacies Librarian, Mann Library, Cornell University Library
37. Mariah McGregor, Northwestern University Libraries
38. Heather Furnas, Librarian for History, Africana Studies, and History of Science & Technology The Sheridan Libraries and Museums, Johns Hopkins University
39. Eamon Tewell, Columbia University Libraries
40. Ally Reith Learning, Sciences PhD Student & NSF-NRT IDEAS Fellow, Northwestern University
41. Elaine Millas, Alum, Goucher College
42. Mike van der Naald, PhD student, Physics, University of Chicago
43. Shannon O’Neill, Curator for Tamiment-Wagner Collections, NYU
44. Anonymous, Librarian, Columbia University
45. Anonymous, Alum, Yale College
46. Melissa Villa-Nicholas, Assistant Professor, Graduate School of Library and Information Studies, University of Rhode Island
47. Samantha Kannegiser, Librarian, Rutgers University-Camden
48. Courtney Dean, Head, Center for Primary Research and Training, UCLA Library
49. Mariah Butts, Alumnus, Queens College
50. Erin Cline, Library User
51. Anonymous, Student, South Hadley High School
52. Andrea Copland, Outreach & Instruction Librarian, The Peabody Institute of the Johns Hopkins University
53. Miriam Gonzales, Graduate Instructor, Penn State
54. Anonymous, Student, Howard University
55. Anonymous, MLIS Student, Pratt Institute
56. Andrea Adomako, PhD Candidate, African American Studies, Northwestern University
57. Anonymous, Library User
58. Anonymous, Student, School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University
59. Anonymous, Librarian, University of Chicago
60. Caitlin DiMartino, PhD Candidate, Northwestern University
61. Kristen Diehl Processing Archivist, Sheridan Libraries, Johns Hopkins University
62. Anonymous, Student, Northwestern University
63. Anonymous, Student, Duke University
64. Liz Hamilton, Copyright Librarian, Northwestern University Libraries
65. Violet Fox, Unaffiliated
66. Sara Lewis, Alumnus, The University of Texas, Student, University of North Texas
67. Los Angeles Archivists Collective
68. Tod Robbins, Alumni, University of Washington iSchool
69. Sam Buechler, Washington State University-Vancouver
70. Dana Lurie, Student, Northwestern University
71. Anonymous, Library & Archives Paraprofessional & MLIS Student
72. Zoë Nissen, University of Southern California Digital Library
73. Alice May, Student, University of Chicago
74. Imeña Valdes, Graduate Student, Northwestern University
75. Nicole Zeller, Alumna, Tufts University
76. Anton Ford, Associate Professor, Department of Philosophy, University of Chicago
77. Nicole, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
78. Abby Garnett, Brooklyn Public Library
79. Megan Riley, MLIS and PhD Student and Library Worker, UCLA
80. Kelsey Cheshire, Virginia Commonwealth University
81. Kaylee Davis, Alumni
82. Jennifer Young, Metadata Coordinator, Northwestern University Libraries
83. Iris A. Barreto, Access and Reserves Supervisor, Columbia University
84. Jenna Freedman, Curator, Barnard Zine Library
85. Chris Davidson, Campus & Community Engagement Librarian, Northwestern University
86. Mark A. Matienzo, Assistant Director for Digital Strategy and Access, Stanford University Libraries
87. Micah Hoggatt, Reference Librarian, Houghton Library, Harvard University
88. Anne Marie Sticksel, Staff, Northwestern University Libraries, Academic Engagement
89. Hal Schrieve, Public Librarian, NYPL
90. Ji-Yeon Yuh, Associate Professor of History, Northwestern University
91. Tami Garrard, Access Services Manager, University of Washington Bothell & Cascadia College Campus Library
92. Kit Andres, Student, Library Technician, Mohawk College
93. Natalie Kelsey, Public Services Assistant, Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University
94. Leora Auslander, Professor, History, University of Chicago
95. Denis Hirschfeldt, Professor of Mathematics, University of Chicago
96. Anonymous, Student, University of Chicago
97. Elizabeth Parker, Technical Services Archivist, Kheel Center, Cornell University
98. Jo Becker, RA MA University administration
99. jaime ding, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo
100. Marcia Rapchak, Teaching Assistant Professor, Information Culture and Data Stewardship, University of Pittsburgh
101. Andrew Goldman, IT Support Provider, Cornell University Library
102. Talya Cooper, Alumna, Barnard College
103. Leah Feldman, Assistant Professor of Comparative Literature, University of Chicago
104. Eisha Neely, Cornell University Library
105. Jennifer Colt, Automation & Metadata Systems, Cornell University Library
106. Nikki McDaid-Morgan, PhD student, Learning Sciences, Northwestern University
107. Christian J. Miller, ILR Research and Instruction Librarian, Catherwood Library, Cornell University
108. Ryan Cecil Jobson, Neubauer Family Assistant Professor, Department of Anthropology, The University of Chicago
109. Jason Bowen, Columbia University undergraduate
110. Jack Reed, Software Engineer, Stanford Libraries
111. Ariel Vallotton, George Washington University, Alumni
112. Alireza Doostdar, Assistant Professor, Divinity School, University of Chicago
113. Carol Fisher, Washington State University — Vancouver
114. Stephan Palmie, University of Chicago, Professor of Anthropology
115. Anonymous, Staff member, Stanford University
116. Doug Kiel, Assistant Professor, History & Kaplan Institute for the Humanities, Northwestern University
117. Becky Yoose, Former academic librarian; LDH Consulting Services
118. Anna Zalokostas, PhD candidate, English
119. Paul Williams, Graduate Worker, Northwestern University, Department of Physics and Astronomy
120. Mia Shaw, University of Pennsylvania
121. Micere Keels, Associate Professor, Dept. of Comparative Human Development, University of Chicago
122. Chris Taylor, Associate Professor, English, University of Chicago
123. Reed Garber-Pearson, University of Washington Libraries
124. Kathryn Patrick, Mount Holyoke College Alumnae
125. Katherine Deibel, Inclusion & Accessibility Librarian, Syracuse University Libraries
126. Anonymous, Student, Simmons University, Glendale Public Library
127. Elizabeth England, Former Johns Hopkins University Libraries worker
128. Sadie Roosa, Collection Strategist for Repository Services, MIT Libraries
129. Syd González, PhD Student, Department of Anthropology, Northwestern University
130. Jo Wang, Alum, Cornell University
131. Molly Des Jardin, Staff, University of Pennsylvania (formerly Penn Libraries)
132. Seph Mozes, Student, University of Chicago
133. Oliver Whong, Student, Goucher College
134. Suzanne Doogan, School of Education Alum, Johns Hopkins University
135. Anonymous, Student, University of Illinois
136. Ryan McCrory, Historian and Librarian
137. Kat Wyly, Graduate Student Worker, University of Washington iSchool and University of Washington Libraries
138. Sara Powell, Houghton Library, Harvard University
139. Sarah Wade, Getty Research Institute
140. Charlotte Kostelic, Columbia University Libraries
141. Dorothy Berry, Digital Collections Program Manager, Houghton Library, Harvard University
142. Anand Venkatkrishnan, Assistant Professor, Divinity School, University of Chicago
143. Jeremy Abbott, Alum, Northwestern University, MLIS and PhD Student, Information Studies, UCLA
144. Anonymous, Staff, Onondaga County Public Library
145. Anonymous, Student, University of Connecticut
146. Eve L. Ewing, Assistant Professor, University of Chicago
147. Erika Wigren, MLIS, University of Washington
148. Beatriz O. Reyes, Assistant Professor of Instruction, Global Health Studies, CNAIR Affiliate, Northwestern University
149. Kelly McElroy, Oregon State University Libraries
150. Anonymous, Alum, NC State University
151. Rachel Ivy Clarke, Assistant Professor, Syracuse University School of Information Studies
152. Kelly Wisecup, English & Center for Native American and Indigenous Research, Northwestern University
153. Helen Tilley, Associate Professor, History Dept, Northwestern University
154. Chelcie Juliet Rowell, Head of Digital Scholarship, Tisch Library, Tufts University
155. Daniel Moerner, Assistant Professor, Department of Philosophy, University of Chicago
156. Shannon Robinson, University of Pennsylvania
157. Kitty Yang, Alumna, Northwestern University
158. Cheryl May, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo
159. Katie Elson, Anderson Reference & Instruction Librarian, Paul Robeson Library, Rutgers University Libraries
160. Sarah Peko-Spicer, Graduate Student & Library User, Statistics, Northwestern University
161. C. Riley Snorton, Professor, English & Gender and Sexuality, University of Chicago
162. Maura Smale, Chief Librarian, NYC College of Technology, City University of New York, Alumna, University of Chicago
163. Anissa Rahadi, Graduate Student, Cornell University
164. Elynnor Sandefer, Student, Northwestern University
165. Christine Slaughter, Social Science Research Librarian, University of Virginia
166. Kaneisha Gaston Arhin, Columbia University Libraries
167. Laura Sherriff, Access Services Librarian, Harvard Library
168. Eleanor Franklin, Johns Hopkins University
169. Danielle Roper, Neubauer Family Assistant Professor, Romance Languages, University of Chicago
170. Erin Elzi, University of Denver Libraries
171. Anonymous, Teaching Fellow, University of Chicago
172. Sarah Zuniga, MDiv Student, The University of Chicago Divinity School
173. Anonymous, Librarian
174. Grace Wilson, Librarian, James Madison University
175. Kelly Bolding, Project Archivist, Princeton University
176. Hanif Abdurraqib
177. Beatrice Waterhouse, Student, UC San Diego
178. Anonymous, Staff, University of Chicago
179. Zeyn Joukhadar
180. Jen Wilson, Library Worker
181. Lynda Kellam, Cornell University
182. Anonymous, Library User, Sister of Brooklyn Public Library
183. Caitlin Rizzo, Head of Collection Services, Eberly Family Special Collections, Pennsylvania State University
184. Anonymous, St. Petersburg College
185. Elaina Vitale, Research and Education Librarian, Dartmouth College
186. Anonymous, Staff, Texas Christian University
187. Daniel Owings, PhD Candidate, The University of Chicago Divinity School
188. Beka Bryer, PhD Candidate, Theatre and Drama, Northwestern University
189. Ana Rosado, History PhD Candidate, Northwestern University
190. Ani Chen, PhD Candidate, Cornell University
191. Anonymous, Student, Northwestern University
192. Caroline Hartman, MLIS student, Queens College
193. Stephen Dowling, Northwestern University
194. Sandy Rodriguez, Associate Dean of Special Collections & Archives, University of Missouri — Kansas City
195. Anonymous, Librarian, Penn State University Libraries
196. John Ladd, Postdoc in Digital Humanities, Northwestern University
197. Michael Ashkin, Chair and Associate Professor, Department of Art, Cornell University
198. Matthew Kilbane, Cornell University, Lecturer, Department of Literatures in English
199. Adrienne Brown, Associate Professor, English, University of Chicago
200. Marty Cain, English, Cornell University
201. Jordan Campbell, Student and Researcher at the University of Central Oklahoma
202. Ambuj Bhalla, Alumni
203. Sean Hanretta, Associate Professor of History, Northwestern University
204. Cat Coyle, Ph.D. student, Science and Technology Studies, Cornell University
205. Anonymous, Staff Member, Dartmouth College
206. Matthew Noe, Lead Collection & Knowledge Management Librarian, Countway Library, Harvard Medical School
207. Jillana Enteen, Associate Professor of Instruction, Gender & Sexually Studies, Northwestern University
208. Cassia Kisshauer, MTS Vanderbilt University, MSLIS Pratt Institute
209. Abigail Sutter, Student, Northwestern University
210. Lara Lookabaugh, PhD Candidate, University of North Carolina — Chapel Hill
211. Hunter Feeley, Student, Northwestern University
212. Natasha Raheja, Cornell University
213. Athanasiou Geolas, Ph.D. Candidate, Cornell University
214. Miriam Sweeney, Associate Professor, School of Library and Information Studies, University of Alabama
215. Micki Burton, Northwestern University
216. Kushan Ratnayake, Alum, Johns Hopkins University
217. Joyce D’Aprile, Alumni
218. Elizabeth Curtis, School of Education & Social Policy
219. Anonymous, Librarian, Carnegie Mellon alum, University of Pittsburgh alum
220. Alexander Balasko, Alumnus, Northwestern University
221. Anonymous, Librarian, California State Library
222. Kris Trujillo, Assistant Professor, Comparative Literature, University of Chicago
223. Martin Abbott, Ph.D. candidate, Science and Technology Studies, Cornell University
224. Alice Prael, Digital Archivist, Yale University Libraries
225. Erin Hurley, User Services & Accessioning Archivist, University of California, San Francisco
226. Lauren McDaniel, Archivist, Getty Research Institute
227. Natalie C. LoRusso, Syracuse University Libraries
228. Gabrielle Garcia, Alumni, Scripps College
229. Henry Harriman, Library Information Commons Manger, Northwestern University
230. Heather Diaz, Information Services Librarian, Forbes Library
231. Gayle Schechter, Program Associate, CLIR/DLF
232. Nickoal Eichmann-Kalwara, Digital Scholarship Librarian and Assistant Professor, University of Colorado Boulder
233. Margaret Janz, University of Pennsylvania Libraries
234. Katie Carey, University Archivist, La Salle University
235. Michael Sokol, MLIS student, UCLA
236. Gina Petersen, Assessment Librarian, Northwestern University
237. Gesina Phillips, Digital Scholarship Librarian, University of Pittsburgh
238. Sarah Yardney, Alumna and Postdoc, The Divinity School, University of Chicago
239. Matthew Haugen, Rare Book Cataloger, Columbia University Libraries
240. Bianca Cifuentes, Library patron and information worker
241. Anonymous, Student, Pratt Institute School of Information
242. Charlie Macquarie, Digital Archivist, University of California, San Francisco
243. Crystal Chen, The New York Public Library
244. Daniella Pagan, Librarian, New York Public Library
245. Olivia Liu, Northwestern University
246. Sydni Meyer, alumnus, MSLIS student, Columbia University
247. Ellen MacInnis, Children’s Librarian, NYPL
248. Anonymous, Librarian, MLIS Alumni, UW-Madison
249. Gail Steinhart, Open Scholarship Services Librarian, Cornell University Library
250. Matthew Kibbee, Information Assistant, Mann Library, Cornell University
251. Michelle Peralta, Resident Archivist for Yale Special Collections, Yale University
252. Anonymous, Librarian
253. Anonymous, Staff member, University of Chicago
254. Sara Borden, Rowan University Archives and Special Collections
255. Lauren Washuk, Library Information Associate, University of Arizona Libraries
256. Morgan Boyle, New York Public Library
257. Jess Farrell, Educopia Institute
258. Rebecca Marten, Associate Director for Scholarly Communication and Collections, Gutman Library, Harvard Graduate School of Education
259. Jacob Griffith-Rosenberger, Teaching Assistant, Information Culture and Data Stewardship, University of Pittsburgh
260. Hassan Sayed, Graduate Student, Economics, Princeton University
261. Dianne Weinthal, UCLA MLIS Alumna
262. Jay L. Colbert, Metadata & Discovery Strategy Librarian, University of New Hampshire
263. Sandhya Jha, University of Chicago alum, Johns Hopkins University alum
264. Brandon Locke, Project Manager, Educopia Institute
265. Annabel Carroll, UCLA GSEIS, alumni
266. Emily Esten, University of Pennsylvania Libraries
267. Michelle Nguyen, University of Texas at Austin
268. Charlotte Rosen, PhD Candidate, History, Northwestern University
269. Anonymous, Public Librarian
270. Salman Safir, University of Chicago Divinity School
271. Kimberly Springer, Oral History Archives at Columbia, Columbia University
272. Vani Natarajan, Barnard College Library
273. Erin Bogle, Public Librarian
274. Elizabeth Edwards, University of Chicago Library
275. Sierra Meszaros, MA Candidate, University of Chicago Divinity School
276. Anonymous, Student, Emporia State University, Boise Public Library
277. Anonymous, UIUC School of Information Science
278. Cat Ly, PhD Student, Chemistry, Northwestern University
279. Paul Fleming, Professor, German Studies and Comparative Literature, Cornell University
280. Gabby Bray, Graduate Student Assistant, Wayne State University
281. Lauren Collins, Student, Northwestern University
282. Anonymous, Student, University of Washington
283. Anonymous, Library User
284. Ashley Ellis, Library User
285. Warren Wagner, Student, University of Chicago
286. Tatiana Bryant, Librarian, UC Irvine
287. Francois Richard, Associate Professor, Anthropology, University of Chicago
288. Anonymous, Assistant Librarian, Penn State University Libraries
289. Celeste Brewer, Processing Archivist, Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Columbia University
290. Anonymous, Librarian, Free Library of Philadelphia
291. Rachel Searcy, Accessioning Archivist, New York University
292. Griffin Jones, PhD Student, Princeton University
293. Athanasiou Geolas, Ph.D. Candidate, Cornell University
294. Laura E. Daniels (Wright), Assistant Director, Metadata Production; Cornell University Library
295. Squirrel Walsh, Digital Imaging Technician, Princeton University
296. Amanda Munson, Processing Archivist, Special Collections & University Archives, Wichita State University
297. Andrea Howard, Archives Student at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
298. Krista M. Oldham, Clemson University
299. Megan McShea, Archivist, Baltimore, MD
300. Miriam Gordis University of Oxford, alumna
301. Natalia Cecire, University of Sussex (and Ivy+ alumna and former employee)
302. Anonymous, Student, University of Toronto
303. Leah Edelman, Outreach Archivist, Burke Library at Union Theological Seminary, Columbia University Libraries
304. Sophia Azeb Assistant Professor, Department of English, University of Chicago
305. Anonymous, Librarian, New York University
306. Abbie Levesque, PhD Candidate, Northeastern University English Department
307. Michael Rush, Assistant Head of the Manuscript Unit, Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Yale University
308. Anonymous, Library User and Alumni
309. Irene Gates, Unaffiliated
310. Anonymous, Public Librarian
311. Susan Anderson Laquer, Archivist, Manuscripts Processing, American Philosophical Society
312. Paige Sundstrom, Librarian, University of California, Santa Barbara
313. Jennifer Coggins, Archivist for Collection Development, Manuscripts and Archives, Yale University
314. Jeremy Brett, Texas A&M University
315. Alydia Sims, Clemson University Libraries, Library Manager
316. Wendy Hu, University of California, Irvine Alumni
317. Bailey Hoffner, Metadata and Collections Management Archivist, Special Collections, University of Oklahoma Libraries
318. Nada Abdelrahim, Graduate Student, UIUC iSchool
319. Daniel Story, Digital Scholarship Librarian, UC Santa Cruz
320. Deborah Green, University of Oregon
321. Allison Chomet, Special Collections, NYU Libraries
322. Erin Barsan, Alumni, Pratt Institute, School of Information
323. Gregory Wiedeman, University at Albany, SUNY
324. Jennie Rose Halperin, Alumna, Barnard College and Former Assistant Director for Outreach and Community Engagement, Harvard Law School Library
325. Mar González Palacios, Associate Director, Arts Library Special Collections, Yale University
326. Anonymous, Towson University
327. Ted Quiballo, Northwestern University Libraries
328. Esther Isaac, PhD Student, History, University of Chicago
329. Leah Dodd, Librarian, Cornell University
330. Amber King, Columbia University Libraries
331. Robin Guthrie, Archives Specialist, CSU Monterey Bay
332. Kate Simpson Moriarty, Rare Book Catalog Librarian, Saint Louis University Libraries
333. Anonymous, Staff, New York University
334. Anastasia Chiu, New York University
335. Anonymous, Librarian, New York University Libraries
336. Shoshana Deutsh, PhD Candidate, Cornell University
337. Anonymous, MLIS Student, Simmons University
338. Kae Bara Kratcha, Librarian, Columbia University Libraries
339. Dylan McDonald, Archivist/Librarian, New Mexico State University
340. Roxanne Dunn, Special Collections & Archives Librarian, Southeast Missouri State University
341. s.o. O’Brien, NYU Operations Manager, NYU-TV Division of Libraries
342. Danielle Rowland, University of Washington Bothell & Cascadia College
343. Kai Parker, Assistant Professor, Religious Studies, University of Virginia
344. Anonymous, Alum & Library User, Yale University
345. Guy Emerson Mount, Assistant Professor, Department of History, Auburn University (UChicago PhD AM ‘18)
346. Anonymous, Undergraduate Student, Northwestern University
347. Anonymous, Librarian, Brown University
348. Darlene Evans, Cornell University
349. Alice Kim, University of Chicago, Director of Human Rights Practice
350. Derrick R. Spires, Associate Professor, English, Cornell University
351. Dan Molloy, University of California Los Angeles, MLIS 2020
352. Anonymous, MLIS Student, University of Washington
353. Mario Santana, Associate Professor, Department of Romance Languages and Literatures, University of Chicago
354. Dr. Amanda Visconti, Managing Director, Scholars’ Lab, University of Virginia Library
355. Sam Peters, Staff, Portland State University
356. Julie Orlemanski, Associate Professor, English, University of Chicago
357. Anonymous, New York University Abu Dhabi
358. Shannon Simpson, Scholarly Instruction Librarian, Kenyon College
359. Saida Hodzic, Anthropology and Feminist, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, Cornell University
360. Micah Herskind, Alumni, Princeton University
361. Emma Morris, Former Library Assistant, University of Chicago
362. Nancy Spiegel, University of Chicago Library
363. Anonymous, Librarian
364. Selena Bryant, Cornell University
365. Anonymous, Graduate Student, Museum Studies-Digital Curation, Johns Hopkins University
366. Bobby Vanecko, Loyola University School of Law National Lawyers Guild chapter
367. Bahar Orang, University of Toronto
368. Faith Charlton, Lead Processing Archivist for Manuscripts Division Collections, Princeton University
369. Aaron Schoenfeldt, Ph.D. Student
370. Sara A. Howard, Librarian for Gender & Sexuality Studies and Student Engagement, Princeton University
371. Anonymous, Student, SESP, Northwestern University
372. Celia Caust-Ellenbogen, Archivist, Swarthmore College
373. Margaret Huang, Philadelphia Museum of Art, Library & Archives
374. Sarah Hamerman, Project Cataloging Specialist, Princeton University Library
375. Anonymous, Librarian, Columbia University Libraries
376. Michele Combs, Lead Archivist, Special Collections Research Center, Syracuse University Libraries
377. Alexis Dhembe, Librarian, Lesley University
378. Anonymous, Student, Northwestern University
379. Sarah Levenstam, University of Chicago, Divinity School, PhD Student
380. Shelby Schultz, Student, School of Communication, Northwestern University, Class of 2022
381. Margaret Butler, PhD Candidate, Department of Anthropology, Northwestern University
382. Anonymous, Library Staff, Cornell University
383. Pablo Rodriguez, Undergraduate, Northwestern University
384. Vicky Steeves, New York University
385. Luke Fidler, Alum, Northwestern University
386. Jenessa McElfresh, Clemson University
387. Jen Woo, San Francisco Public Library
388. Luz Badillo, UCLA MLIS Alumni
389. Sara Katz, Kenyon College Alum
390. Anonymous, Library User, Silver City Public Library
391. Deborah Wertz
392. Anonymous, Library User, School of Design
393. Anonymous, Library User
394. Edward M. Hubbard, Associate Professor, Educational Psychology and Neuroscience, University of Wisconsin-Madison
395. Tim Duda, Michigan State University Alumni
396. Jeff Klein, Oakland University, Central Michigan University, Michigan State University Alumni
397. Edda Spielmann
398. Kelsey Reid, AB ‘15
399. Anonymous, Student
400. Anonymous, Alumni
401. Michael Tucker
402. Dennis Trembly
403. Anonymous, Library User
404. Anonymous, Library User, HSU Alumni
405. Leonard Tremmel
406. Anonymous, Library User
407. Jonathan Wilsnack, University of Northern Dakota
408. Matthew Flannery, Independent
409. Michael C. Dawson, Professor of Political Science, The University of Chicago
410. Itamar Francez, Associate Prof., Linguistics
411. Anonymous, Library User
412. Anonymous, Library User, Denver Public Library
413. Anonymous, Student, University of Chicago, Anthropology Department
414. Arthur Schurr, Writer
415. Anonymous, Library User
416. Oliver Halperin, The College
417. Todd Atkins
418. Anonymous, Staff Member
419. Alex Fierro-Clarke, Emerson College Alumnus
420. Paige Harrison RN, West Virginia University
421. Bonnie Burke, San Diego State University Alumna
422. Anonymous, Library User, UCLA Alumni
423. James Melloh, Indiana University, Case Western Reserve University, Indiana State Alumnus
424. Blaise Brockman, Alumni
425. Melissa Lawrence, Library User
426. Christina Howard, University of Chicago, BA ’22 Public Policy and Sociology
427. Anonymous, Library User, Elmira College
428. Kristina Wolf, Library User
429. charles myers
430. Anna B. Gatdula, PhD Candidate, Music, University of Chicago
431. Anonymous, Library User, Moorpark College
432. Anonymous, Alum
433. Anonymous, Alum & Library User, University of Nebraska
434. Anonymous, Library User, Cuyahoga County Public Library
435. Anonymous, Library User
436. Heidi Johnson, Library Technician
437. Edward Larkey, Professor Emeritus, University of Maryland, Baltimore County
438. Steven Black, Associate Professor Emeritus, Washburn University
439. Anonymous, Library User, Molloy College, Hofstra Law School
440. Anonymous, Library User, University of Dayton
441. Anonymous, Alum
442. Graciela Huth
443. Gloria Cuádraz, Arizona State University
444. Sean Solowiej, Film Production
445. Anonymous, Library User
446. Garry M. Doll, Alum, Temple University & Community College of Philadelphia
447. Anonymous, Library User, NIU
448. Anonymous, Student, Harvard University
449. Anonymous, Alum, University of Chicago
450. Anonymous, Archivist
451. David Morris, Alumnus, UC Berkeley
452. Mo Kafka, Alumni
453. Anonymous, Archivist
454. S Thompson, Library User
455. Cynthia Edney, Alumni, University of Minnesota
456. Anonymous, Library User, Northeastern Illinois University
457. David Ball, Professor Emeritus, French and Comparative Literature, Smith College
458. Anonymous, Alumni & Library User
459. Y. J. Wu, Alum, University of Chicago
460. Neville Bruce, Student
461. Anonymous, Faculty, University of Dubuque
462. John Lawson, Retired
463. Bruce Lowrey, Retired (Local Government)
464. Elaine Becker, Ohio University
465. Anonymous, Library User
466. Peter Gunther, Retired Archives Specialist, Non-Academic
467. Anonymous, Professor Emeritus, IU Bloomington
468. Anonymous, Librarian, UW
469. Anonymous, Library User, Yale University
470. Anonymous, Student, University of Chicago
471. Lori Bryan, Fort Lewis College
472. Lindy Smith, Head of LaBudde Special Collections, University of Missouri-Kansas City
473. Anonymous, Library User, Retired RN
474. Anonymous, Alumna, Duke University Graduate School
475. James Keenan, Alumnus, Fordham University
476. Anonymous, Student & Reader
477. Anonymous, Student, University of Chicago
478. G Douglas Ray
479. Charles Abele, Alumnus, University of Illinois
480. Maureen McCarthy, Retired Librarian, Town of Swampscott Library
481. Anonymous, Alum, Alverno College
482. Paul R. Blackburn
483. Diane Pekarcik
484. Ryan Olson, Researcher
485. Anonymous, Librarian
486. John Conner, Alumni, University of Tennessee
487. James L. Weaver, Alumnus, Yale University and the University of Chicago
488. Rick Luttmann, Mathematics and Statistics, Sonoma State University
489. Anonymous, Library User and Adjunct Professor of Music
490. Anonymous, Library User
491. Karen Pedersen, Library Director, 1996–2014, Retired, Writers Guild Foundation
492. Anonymous, Professor Emeritus
493. daniel craig jensen, Dunwoody College of Technolog
494. Niki H. Learn, Research Specialist, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Princeton University
495. Anonymous, Library User
496. Karen Colburn
497. Anonymous, Library User
498. Bridget Wyatt
499. Anonymous, Library User
500. Gary Thaler, Alum, Indiana University at South Bend
501. Anonymous, Library User
502. Gerry Milliken, Alum, University of Pennsylvania
503. Anne Ruelle, University of Chicago
504. Erif Thunen, Alumna
505. Michelle Chong, Alumni University of Chicago
506. Mark M Giesenone
507. Michael Kast
508. Barbara Seaman, Northern Virginia Community College
509. Mary Bissell, Alumni
510. Harold Adolph Meyer, Jr., Alumni, Brown University
511. Sherrill Futrell, UC Berkeley
512. Anonymous, Library User
513. Sally Winchester, Alumna, University of Connecticut
514. Rashid Patch, Library User
515. Nicole Miller
516. Robert Weingart, Alumnus, Indiana University and University of Utah, Former Associate Professor, Berklee College of Music
517. Meghanne Barker, LSE Fellow, Media and Communications, London School of Economics and Political Science
518. Rev. Dr. Edward Kern, ACLU, PFAW, Pastor (ELCA)
519. Stacey Gunderson, Alumni & MLIS, UW-Madison
520. Holly Stuart, Alumni
521. Noel Blanco Mourelle, Assistant Professor, Romance Languages & Literatures, University of Chicago
522. Aida Marina, Alumni
523. Rachel George, University of Chicago
524. Paul Ghenoiu, Alumni
525. Dara O’Donnell, Library User
526. Anonymous, Library User
527. Anonymous, Student, Sacramento City College
528. Anonymous, Librarian (Retired)
529. Anonymous, Alumni
530. Anonymous, Library User
531. Kenneth Matthew Douglas, Alumnia, Towson University
532. Mark Stewart, Alumnia, University of Illinois-Chicago
533. Art Hanson, Alumni, University of Minnesota, University of Missouri, and Louisiana State University
534. Shalini Shankar, Professor of Anthropology and Asian American Studies, Northwestern University
535. Eunsong Kim, Faculty, Northeastern University
536. Alison M. Greenlee, Special Collections Metadata Librarian, Wayne State University
537. Jonathan Tan, Library Staff, University of Michigan
538. Chris Diaz, Northwestern University Libraries
539. Anonymous, Library User
540. Cory Slowik, Administrative Assistant, Northwestern University Libraries
541. Anonymous, Lindenwood Universities
542. Anonymous, Student, American studies & African American Studies, Yale University
543. Lisa Lowe, Professor, Yale University
544. Nicole Grigg, PhD Student, Anthropology, University of Chicago
545. Michelle N. Huang, Northwestern University
546. Diana Saavedra, Alum, Yale College
547. Anonymous, Library User and Alumni
548. Crystal Clements, University of Washington Libraries
549. Dan Sabatinelli
550. Anonymous, Library User
551. Anonymous, Librarian, The University of Texas at Austin
552. Katie Risseeuw, Northwestern University
553. Anonymous, Student, Art History, University of Chicago
554. Anonymous, Library User
555. Anonymous, Alumni, San Francisco State University
556. Anonymous, Library User, Denver Public Library
557. Graciela Huth
558. Aaeron Robb, Friend of Enoch Pratt Free Library
559. Anonymous, Princeton University
560. Dan DiLeva, Socialist Alternative
561. Theodora Cunningham, Northwestern University
562. Tom Strawman, Professor Emeritus, English, Middle Tennessee State University
563. Rossy Natale, PhD candidate, University of Chicago
564. Anonymous, Library User
565. Anonymous, GLIS Graduate Student, Dominican University
566. Allie Fry, MLIS Student, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
567. Vince Mendieta, Alumnus, University of Texas-San Antonio
568. Anonymous, Alumni, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
569. Mary Zack, Alumni, Indiana University
570. Sine Hwang Jensen, Librarian, UC Berkeley
571. Ivan Albertson, Northwestern University Libraries
572. Ken Gunther, Gaiadigmbooks.org
573. Steven Kroeger, Bensonian Institute for Art Research
574. CA Davis, Digital Storyteller, Media and Design Studio, Northwestern University
575. Meghan Considine, Alumni, Northwestern University
576. Haley Carter, PhD Student, Northwestern University, Alumna, Brown University
577. Anonymous, Library User, Western Iowa Tech Community College
578. Richard Schwager, Tutor
579. Rebecca Bass, Columbia University, Access and Reserves Supervisor
580. Anonymous, Librarian, University of Pennsylvania
581. Anonymous, Librarian, University of Georgia
582. Sandy Enriquez, Special Collections Public Services, Outreach & Community Engagement Librarian, UC Riverside
583. Azatuhi Babayan, University of Southern California Digital Library
584. Phoebe Lin, PhD Student, Human Development and Social Policy, Northwestern University
585. Jacy Tackett, Graduate Student Worker, German Studies, Cornell University
586. Alana Sullivan, Alumni, Cornell University
587. Kaitlin Emmanuel, PhD Candidate, History of Art, Cornell University
588. William Holt, Alumni, TC3
589. Anonymous, Grad Student, Cornell University
590. Margaret Ball, Alumni, Cornell University
591. Wayles Browne, Retired, Cornell University
592. Anonymous, Student, Cornell University
593. Patricia Rodriguez, Politics, Ithaca College
594. Anonymous, Staff, Ithaca College
595. Randy Hendrickson, Staff, Performing & Media Arts, Cornell University
596. Dr. Susan Caswell, MSW, PhD
597. Risa Lieberwitz, Professor, Cornell University
598. Anonymous, Alum, Cornell University
599. Alexis Kellner Becker, Assistant Professor of English, Ithaca College; Alumna, Harvard University; Alumna, University of Chicago
600. Russell Rickford, History Department, Cornell University
601. Anonymous, Student, Northwestern University
602. Anonymous, Librarian; Alum, Barnard College
603. Theresa Alt Long, Former Library Staff, Cornell University
604. John Proios Ph.D. Candidate, Philosophy, Cornell University
605. Jessi Webb, Outsider Artist
606. Claudio Rivera, Assistant Professor, Feinberg School of Medicine, Northwestern University
607. Stephanie Knezz, Assistant Professor of Instruction, Northwestern University
608. Noah Lloyd, PhD. Candidate, Cornell University
609. Shawn Smith, Assistant Professor, Feinberg School of Medicine, Northwestern University
610. Anonymous, Faculty, Perelman School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania
611. Elizabeth Goetz, Adjunct assistant professor, English, New York City College of Technology, City University of New York
612. Samantha Pellegrino, PhD student, Islamic Studies, University of Chicago Divinity School
613. Helen Malley, Undergraduate, History, University of Chicago
614. David Woken, Latin American and Caribbean Studies Librarian, University of Chicago
615. Alexandra O’Neill, Reference Assistant, Research and Learning Services, Olin Library, Cornell University
616. Spencer Beswick, PhD Candidate, History, Cornell University
617. Nathaniel Moore, Archivist, University of California Berkeley
618. Maia Johnson, undergraduate student
619. Anonymous, Library staff, University of Chicago
620. Anonymous, Library Patron
621. Anonymous, Student, Muhlenberg College
622. Anonymous, Librarian
623. Anonymous, Librarian, Cornell University Library
624. LaDonna Pierce, Johns Hopkins University
625. Rowanne Dean, PhD Student, Art History, University of Chicago
626. Anonymous, Alumni, Rochester Institute of Technology
627. David James Hudson, Associate Librarian, University of Guelph
628. Cameron Cook, Student, Northwestern University
629. Curtis D., Student, Northwestern University
630. Emily Lyon, Graduate Worker, Northwestern University
631. Nina Li Coomes, MFA MA Student, Northwestern University
632. Emily Kamm, PhD Student, History, Northwestern University
633. Glory Aliu, Northwestern University
634. Kyle Craig, Northwestern University
635. Lydia Weir, Student, Northwestern University
636. Aireale J Rodgers, Alumna, SESP ’10 and ’18, Northwestern University
637. Anonymous, Student, Northwestern University
638. Nala Bishop, Student, Northwestern University
639. Amelia L., Alum, Northwestern University
640. Raina Bhagat, Comparative Literary Studies, Northwestern University
641. Addie Shrodes, PhD Candidate, Learning Sciences, Northwestern University
642. Eden Berke, Student, SESP, Northwestern University
643. Andrene Wright, Northwestern University
644. Julia Mkrtychian, Student, Northwestern University
645. Alonso Cisneros, Student, Northwestern University
646. Anonymous, Student, Northwestern University
647. Anonymous, Student, Northwestern University
648. Anonymous, Student, McCormick, Northwestern University
649. m c kubiak
650. Daniela Maria Raillard, PhD Student, Department of Anthropology, Northwestern University
651. Stephen Monteiro, Business Admin, Political Science, Northwestern University
652. Kalen Luciano, Student, Northwestern University
653. Alex Harrison, Student, Medill, Northwestern University
654. Delaney Nelson, Student, Northwestern University
655. Alyssa Sandefer, Student, Cornell University
656. Jeanette Rojas, Student, SoC, Northwestern University
657. Renee Grotthuss, Student, Northwestern University
658. Anonymous, Student, Northwestern University
659. Anonymous, Student, Northwestern University
660. Casey Robert Goonan, Doctoral Candidate, African-American Studies Program
661. Jeremy Bell, Student, Northwestern University
662. Lauren Washington, Northwestern University
663. Isaiah Frank, Student, Northwestern University,
664. Emily Wang, Student, Northwestern University
665. Anri Brod, Alumni, Northwestern University; LIS Student, UIUC
666. Emma Kennedy, Graduate Worker, Northwestern University
667. Puck Orabel, SPS, Northwestern University
668. Valeria Apolinario, Northwestern University
669. Anonymous, Library User, Northwestern University
670. Joshua Bobbitt, Student, Weinberg, Northwestern University
671. Anonymous, Student, Northwestern University
672. Anonymous, Librarian, Boston College
673. Eleanor Ellis, Student, Northwestern University
674. Patrick Wu, Student, Northwestern University
675. Michael-Ellen Walden, Student, Northwestern University
676. Rachel Kwak, Student, Northwestern University
677. Anonymous, Alumna & Staff Member, Divinity School, University of Chicago
678. Katy Rawdon, Coordinator of Technical Services, Special Collections Research Center, Temple University
679. Shannon Tharp, University of Denver Libraries
680. Anonymous, Alum, Earth and Planetary Sciences, Northwestern University
681. Marjorie Bryer, Archivist, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley
682. Kit Garton, Alum, iSchool, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
683. Patricia K. Thurston, Yale University
684. Mara Caelin, Catalog Assistant, Yale University
685. Ethan Gates, Software Preservation Analyst, Yale University Library
686. Stephen Goeman, Digital Cataloging Assistant, Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Yale University
687. Stephen Ross, Public Services Manager, Manuscripts and Archives, Yale University Library
688. Anna Franz, Assistant Head of Access Services, Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Yale University
689. Stephanie Bredbenner, Archivist, Yale University
690. Tsee Yung Lee, Alumni
691. Anonymous, Staff, Yale University Library
692. Ellen Cordes, Lewis Walpole Library
693. Rebecca Hatcher, Preservation Coordination Librarian, Beinecke Library, Yale University
694. Dana Haugh, Web Librarian, Yale University
695. Anonymous, Librarian, University of California, Merced
696. Henry Jacob, Editor in Chief of The Yale Historical Review, Yale University
697. Emily Horning, Director of Undergraduate Programs, Yale University Library
698. Chelsea Connelly, PhD Candidate, Yale University
699. Soli Johnson, Library Services Assistant
700. Kassidi Jones, Yale, African American Studies and English Ph.D. Student
701. Gavriella Levy Haskell, PhD Candidate, History of Art
702. Nathalie Miraval, Yale University
703. Lucy Hunter, PhD Candidate, History of Art Department, Yale University
704. Unison Kelner, Yale University (Front Line Services Assistant, Access Services)
705. Trip Kirkpatrick, Yale University Library staff member and Yale College alumnus
706. Caroline Pryor, student, Yale University
707. Alexandra M. Thomas, PhD Student, African American Studies/History of Art, Yale University
708. Pooja Sen, PhD Candidate, Yale University
709. Isabella Shey Robbins, PhD Student, Yale History of Art
710. Harry Burke, PhD student, History of Art, Yale University
711. Erica M. Johns, Head of Research Services, Mann Library, Cornell University
712. Lillian Castillo-Speed, Librarian, UC Berkeley
713. Anonymous, Student, Yale College
714. Sharon Mizbani, PhD student, History of Art, Yale University
715. John Daoud, Undergraduate Student, Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations, Yale University
716. Michael Engle, Reference & Instruction Librarian, Cornell University Library
717. Rashke Bradley, Student, Cornell University
718. Anonymous, Graduate Student, English, Yale University
719. Kate Bronfenbrenner, Senior Lecturer, Cornell ILR
720. Anonymous, Associate Professor, Cornell University
721. Shannon Gleeson, Cornell University
722. Vilma Santiago-Irizarry, Anthropology and Latinx Studies, Cornell University
723. Christy Bailey-Tomecek, Project Archivist, Fortunoff Video Archive for Holocaust Testimonies, Yale University
724. David Staniunas, Archivist, Presbyterian Historical Society, Philadelphia PA
725. Andrew Campana, Assistant Professor of Asian Studies, Cornell University
726. Mara Caelin, Catalog Assistant, Yale University
727. Kate Werwie, PhD Candidate, History of Art, Yale University
728. Jessica Quagliaroli, Architecture Records Archivist, Yale University
729. Raines Whittaker, MLIS student, University of Alabama
730. Anonymous, Faculty or Staff member, Yale University
731. Anonymous, Library Patron and Alumni, University of Chicago
732. Shimon Edelman, Professor of Psychology, Cornell University
733. Melissa Morrone, Brooklyn Public Library, Alumna of Columbia University
734. Ellen Cordes, Lewis Walpole Library
735. Leah Cover, Librarian, Spalding University
736. Anne Wells, Audiovisual Archivist, Special Collections Technical Services, UNC Chapel Hill Libraries
737. Mia Bruner, Research and Instruction Librarian, Sarah Lawrence College
738. Katherine Sorresso, Processing Archivist, New York Transit Museum
739. Anonymous, Librarian, Harvard Law School Library
740. Alison Cole, Scholarly Communications and Outreach Librarian, Felician University
741. Gina Elbert, Alumna, Pratt School of Information
742. Anonymous, Former Librarian, Brooklyn Historical Society
743. Jason Kruse, Undergraduate Engagement Librarian & Sociology Librarian, Northwestern University Libraries
744. Jared Schlar, Northeastern University
745. Anonymous, Library user, Cornell University
746. Anonymous, Library user, Cornell University
747. Carl Gelderloos, Associate Professor of German Studies, Binghamton University
748. Adam Roth Singerman, PhD, Linguistics, former postdoctoral Humanities Teaching Fellow, University of Chicago
749. Kian Flynn, University of Washington Libraries
750. Roberto A. Sarmiento, Head, Transportation Library, Northwestern University
751. Samantha Abrams, Librarian, Columbia University
752. Michael Adams, Library Staff, Columbia University
753. Tara Craig, Head of Public Services, Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Columbia University
754. Cydney Cottman, Library Staff, Columbia University
755. Em Ordway, Technical Assistant, Columbia University Libraries
756. William Willis, Library Assistant, Stacks Maintenance Unit, Columbia University Law Library
757. Emily Runde, Curator of Medieval and Renaissance Collections, Columbia University
758. Kristina Vela Bisbee, Journalism and Government Information Librarian, Columbia University
759. Nancy Wolfe, Preservation, Columbia University Libraries
760. Hana Rivers, Post Baccalaureate Fellow, Barnard College
761. Kaz Tomozawa, Alumni, Columbia University School of General Studies
762. Anonymous, Alumni, Barnard College
763. Alli Billings, Columbia University Libraries
764. Kathryn Pope, Digital Repository Manager, Digital Scholarship, Columbia University Libraries
765. Siri Gannholm, Barnard College
766. Celeste Brewer, Processing Archivist, Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Columbia University
767. Sophie Leveque, Research Support Librarian, Columbia University
768. Anonymous, Alumni and Library Worker
769. Jennie Correia, Librarian, Barnard College
770. Mia Ciallella, Aluma and Librarian, Barnard College
771. Aneil Rallin, Associate Professor of Rhetoric and Composition, Soka University of America
772. Erika Higbee, UC Berkeley, Graduate Student, Department of English
773. Alaina Nugent, UC Merced
774. Dan Reiser, Student, Barnard College
775. Yevan Terrien, University of Pittsburgh
776. Lauren E. DeVoe, Order and Continuing Resources Librarian, Columbia University Libraries
777. Jake Arlow, Alumni, Barnard College
778. Fiona Noring, Alumn, Columbia University
779. Kalena Chiu, Student, Barnard College/Columbia University
780. Eliza Siegel, Student, Barnard College
781. Cassidy Leverett, Alumni, Barnard College
782. Alexa Silverman, Student, Barnard College
783. Eliza Ducnuigeen, Student, Barnard College
784. Laura Booth, Alumni, Columbia University
785. Ilea Franklin, Library Assistant, Columbia University
786. Chris Warren, Alumnus, Brown University
787. Anonymous, Staff, Columbia University
788. Esther Jackson, Columbia University
789. Eric Hanson, Metadata Operations Engineer, MIT Libraries
790. Danielle Cotrone, Staff, Northwestern University Libraries
791. Isabel Yannatos, Student, Biomedical Graduate Studies, University of Pennsylvania
792. Anonymous, Librarian, Cleveland Public Library
793. Alejandra Perez, Library Assistant, Columbia University; MLIS student, Pratt Institute
794. Timothy Ryan Mendenhall, Metadata Librarian, Columbia University Libraries
795. Anonymous, Faculty, Columbia Law Library
796. Alicia Peaker, Digital Scholarship Librarian, Barnard College
797. Timothy Garrison, Cataloging Assistant, University of Chicago
798. Anonymous, Library User
799. Amy Swartz, Systems Librarian, Columbia University
800. Michaela Dwyer, Community Engagement Coordinator, Duke Performances, Duke University
801. Kyle Minton, Public Library Assistant
802. Anonymous, Cary Regional Library
803. Anonymous, Jeffco Public Library
804. Anonumous, Public Librarian, Illinois
805. Agustina Quesada, Alum, Johns Hopkins University
806. Judy Kim, Postdoctoral Fellow, Psychology, Yale University