Meet our new librarians!

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The University Library is pleased to announce our two new librarians, Scott Piepenburg, and Laura Schmidli.

Scott is our new Cataloging Coordinator/Metadata Librarian, and you can read more about him in the recent Wisconsin Library Services newsletter http://www.wils.wisc.edu/email/yourwils/october11.html#level1.

Laura is our new Web Services Librarian. Laura grew up in Indianapolis. She received her B.S. in Spanish Language and Literature, and her M.A. in Library and Information Studies from UW Madison. She is currently working on a second Master's degree in Web Development. Prior to coming to UWSP, she has worked as a librarian at the Wisconsin State Law Library, Madison Area Technical College Downtown Library, as well as UW Madison's Memorial Library’s Ibero-American Studies Collection, Steenbock Library for Agriculture and Life Sciences, and College Library. Luckily, she's one of those cold weather people and enjoys cross county skiing. She also like biking and among her favorite books are those in the Dark Tower series by Stephen King.

Welcome Scott and Laura!

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