JOSHUA A. MOONEY4132 Grantley Rd. (419) 471- 0174Toledo, Ohio 43613 (419) 410- 2336joshmoon@accesstoledo.com

QUALIFICATIONS ALA accredited MLIS degree in Digital Library Science from Kent State University Knowledge of MARC21, LCSH, AACR2/RDA, and DACS cataloging standards Performs routine hardware and software maintenance Practices HTML5, XML, CSS, Javascript, jQuery, Python, Ruby, and PHP Debugged issues with CSS on a frontend/public page Worked with distribution-level sound and image files Knowledge of client and server side appropriate functions in web design Working proficiency with Ubuntu Linux Uses and maintains Linux Virtual Machines and Linux Development Servers Practiced in the syntax of JavaScript and Python object oriented scripting Experienced with digital library creation programs including Greenstone and DSpace Studies metadata standards and creation of standards; practiced in creation of crosswalks Studies Web 2.0 trends, some experience with web APIs Keeps an active presence on Facebook, Linked-In, Twitter, and Goodreads

WORK HISTORYPage/ Shelver Toledo Lucas County Public Library 2007- Present

Twenty-five hours per week Helped familiarize new employees with the layout of library materials and procedures Reorganized library fiction and non-fiction books to accommodate the

implementation of system-wide floating Attended training for poverty and mental health sensitivity and awareness, new

library database use, mental health issues awareness, and cyber security Organized fiction, non-fiction, children's books, and electronic materials Dealt with disruptive or aggressive customers in a patient, cheerful manner

Children’s Librarian Blessed Sacrament School Nov. 6-Dec. 25 2013

Ten hours per week Read stories to children from kindergarten to third grade Cultivated a fun and educational environment Provided disciplinary measures when necessary Kept library books and materials in order Performed circulation clerk duties; checking books in and out, placing holds on patrons

accounts, distributing and collecting fines, reserving books

OOSI Intern Cleveland Memory Project June 9-July28 2014

Twenty-five hours per week Worked with new metadata standards and Crosswalks unique to OOSI Contributed photographs, condition reports, mapped sculptures into Google Earth Helped debug issues with the public page Explore capabilities of the Omeka Platform Maintained a blog regarding work experiences Used social media to keep in touch with on-site and faculty advisers Currently volunteering time towards the development of a plugin handling sculpture

condition reports (ongoing)

VOLUNTEER HISTORYDish Washer and Food Prep St. Pat’s Soup Kitchen 2003-2007 & 2012

EDUCATIONMLIS in Digital Library Sciences Kent State University 2011- 2014

Designed a digital photo library using Greenstone Software Gained further knowledge of coding in HTML5 and CSS and the principles of quality

web design Learned about the fundamentals of Management and Teamwork Built a digital library within an implementation of Dspace Graduation in December of 2014

BA in English University of Toledo 2011

Graduated Summa Cum Laude with college and departmental honors Awarded USRCAP funding for research pertaining to the work of John Steinbeck Recipient of the College of Arts & Sciences Dean’s List Recognition and the Tower

Excellence Scholarship during every semester of attendance Presented with the Dean’s Essay Prize for Long Prose, the Phi Kappa Phi Award of

Excellence, and the Paul Block, Sr. Award Functional Proficiency in German, Middle English, and Old English Experience in letterpress printing with photopolymer plates and traditional lead type

PUBLISHED WORKS“Steinbeck at His Quest.” Steinbeck Review Volume 7. No. 2 (Fall 2010). 89.

“A Non-Lanier Approach to Arthur: The Influence of Steinbeck’s Childhood Edition of Malory.” Steinbeck Review Volume 7. No. 1 (Spring 2010). 71.