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My WikiProjects

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WikiProject Cleanup.

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WikiProject Comics.

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WikiProject Women's History.

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WikiProject Women artists.

This user is a participant in WikiProject Women in Red (redlinks→blue)

I'm an archivist/librarian and GLAM enthusiast committed to promoting access to all information and remaining a neutral party while doing so. I’m interested in facilitating connections between GLAMs, Wikipedia, and Wikipedians whenever possible. I like to write about art, history, and notable women. You will often find me cleaning up articles, particularly improving reference sections and adding relevant wikilinks.

Conflict of interest statement

I am a paid employee of the Ela Area Public Library and I work to improve articles about Lake Zurich, Illinois, history on Wikipedia. When I am editing Wikipedia as part of my professional duties, I always strive to abide by Wikipedia’s guidelines on COI, neutrality, and notability. If you have any questions about edits I make, Lake Zurich-related or otherwise, please leave a message on my talk page.

Contributions

Created

Significantly expanded or rewritten

Chris Weller
Frederick Wilson (artist)
Hugh Thomson
Maryland Terrapins women's basketball
Meeli Kõiva
Olof Olsson
Sidonie Nádherná von Borutín (translated)

To-do list

Women performers

Create Ann E. Leak, Josephine DeMott Robinson, and Agnes Lake Hickok
Add to May Wirth, Katie Sandwina, Tiny Kline, and Lillian Leitzel
Improve Armless wonder

Women-hosted talk shows

Create Girl Talk (talk show)
Update Dinah!

Women working with glass

Add names to list of women working with glass
Make sure every artist is tagged with Category:Glass artists or appropriate sub-category
Make sure every article has appropriate templates on talk pages (e.g. - {{WikiProject Glass}}, {{WikiProject Women artists}}, and {{WikiProject Women's history}})
Add references, expand bare links, and fix dead links
Create articles for notable women working with glass

Article drafts

Michael Scheiner
H. P. Sinclaire Jr.
East Hall Press
Helen Munro Turner
Expand Alice Kessler-Harris
"I'm scairt": childhood days on the prairie

Cleanup