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Division of Libraries
Alexa Pearce
Alexa Pearce joins the Division of Libraries as an Assistant Curator and Librarian for Journalism, Media, Culture and Communication. Ms. Pearce received her B.A. in History from NYU (2003) and an M.A. in World History from NYU (2010) and an M.L.I.S. from the Palmer School of Library and Information Science of Long Island University (2010). She had previously served as a Reference Associate in the Social Science and Humanities Center of Bobst Library.
Ms. Pearce is the author, together with Kara Whatley and Scott Collard of NYU, of “SMS Reference Myths: Myths, Markers and Modalities,” Reference Services Review, 2010, and “Say What? An SMS Transcript Analysis at New York University,” M-Libraries International Conference Proceedings, 2010. She has presented at numerous conferences and workshops on the subject of library reference service in a changing digital age.
Charlotte Priddle
Charlotte Priddle joins the Division of Libraries as Assistant Curator and Librarian for Printed Books in the Fales Library and Special Collections. Ms. Priddle has her B.A. in English Literature (1995) and M.A. in American Literature and Theory from the University of Sussex (1997) and her M.L.I.S. from Rutgers University (2004). She had previously served as Director of the Library and the New York Studio School of Drawing, Painting and Sculpture.
Ms. Priddle is the author of “National identity and the digital library: a study of the British Library and the Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru,” Libri, 2004. She has managed a variety of federal and other grants and brings to the Fales Library a deep knowledge of the American and British literary cultures.