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Who We Are
This exhibit is the result of hundreds of hours of work by volunteers.
For us, it was a labor of love (and sometimes, frustration), and we hope
you enjoy it.
Tim Retzloff, online curator
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Tim is a staff member at the University Library at the
University of Michigan. He is former assistant editor for Between
the Lines, and has been researching Michigan LGBT history for
over 10 years. He is currently resuming his undergraduate studies.
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Julie Herrada, curator
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Julie is the curator of the Labadie Collection at the
University of Michigan Library. She holds an MLS and Certificate of
Archival Administration from Wayne State University in Detroit. She
has worked in the Labadie Collection since 1994.
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Matthew Bietz, web developer
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Matthew holds a Master's degree in Information Science
from the University of Michigan School of Information, where he is now
pursuing a Ph.D. in Human Computer Interaction. He is currently a board
member of the Lavender Information and Library Association.
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Anthony Hand, information architect
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Anthony received his Master's from the UM School of
Information in May 1999. He was active in numerous student
organizations, especially the Lavender Information and Library
Association. Anthony is currently living in Boston and working as a
consultant in user experience & information architecture.
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Others we want to thank
- Elizabeth Bollinger and Stephen Bollinger
helped with lots of image scanning (a very time consuming task).
- Pat Anderson, Tom Champagne, Scott Dennis, Suzanne Gray,
Steve Savage , and Kelly Webster helped with the immense task of
cataloging the images, events, and captions in the exhibit.
- We especially want to thank all of the members of the Lavender
Information and Library Association. This exhibit would not have
been possible without their support.
- We also want to thank the University of Michigan
Library Exhibits Committee, the Library Diversity
Committee, and the Bentley Historical Library , for
the encouragement and support we have received from them, for
both the original physical exhibit and this online exhibit.
- And of course, this exhibit would not be what it is without
the generous contribution of images from established collections,
individuals, and various copyright holders.
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